Ticengo
A trip to Ticengo: discovering the Municipality of Cremona
Welcome to Ticengo, a small municipality of 417 inhabitants located in the province of Cremona, in Lombardy. Let's discover together the history, monuments and places of interest, society, infrastructure and administration of this locality.
History
Ticengo, also known as 'Tisènch' in the Soresinese dialect, has an ancient history that dates back to the Roman period. In the Middle Ages, the territory of Ticengo was included in the Pieve di Somaglia, while later from the XV century, it was under the dominion of the Visconti and Sforza families. Over the centuries, Ticengo has experienced several historical events that have contributed to its evolution. In 2004, the coat of arms and flag of the municipality were granted by the decree of the President of the Republic, which represented the history and tradition of the territory. The castle represented the presence of an ancient fortification, the purse was the attribute of Saint Omobono Tucenghi, while the scissors symbolized his first tailoring activity.
Monuments and places of interest
If you find yourself in Ticengo, you cannot miss a visit to the Church of Sant'Andrea Apostolo, built in the XVI century. This religious building features a valuable Baroque style and frescoes that embellish the interior. The architecture of the church reflects the historical past of the territory, which has contributed to its cultural and artistic evolution.
Society
Ticengo is a municipality with a small dimension, whose community is characterized by the presence of numerous historical families who have lived in the area for generations. The demographic evolution has always been contained, however, Ticengo has been inhabited by foreign citizens from different parts of the world. As of December 31, 2020, there were 23 foreign citizens in the municipality.
Infrastructure and transport
The territory of Ticengo is crossed by the former State Road 235 of Orzinuovi and the provincial road 45 Trigolo-Ticengo. In the past, the locality was served by the stop of the Lodi-Crema-Soncino tram, which contributed to the development of the territory.
Administration
Over the years, Ticengo has seen several mayors alternate who, with their work, have contributed to the development and growth of the community. Ticengo is part of the Lombard Union of Fontanili Municipalities together with Casaletto di Sopra and Romanengo.
Conclusions
Ticengo is a locality characterized by a small dimension, but with a great history. Its architecture, places of interest and local community represent a resource for the territory of Cremona. Those who wish to experience an immersion in the culture and tradition of the municipality should not miss the opportunity to visit Ticengo.
