Frasso

Frasso is a commune in the Metropolitan City of Milan in the Italian region Lombardy. It is located about 20 kilometers northeast of Milan. The commune is part of the administrative division of Lombardy.

The territory of Frasso is characterized by its agricultural landscape, with fields and rural areas dominating the scenery. Historically, the area has been involved in agricultural production, a tradition that continues to influence its character. The commune maintains a relatively small population, contributing to its quiet and community-oriented atmosphere.

The economy of Frasso is primarily based on agriculture and related small businesses. Like many smaller Italian communes, it relies on its local resources and the surrounding agricultural land for its economic activity. Proximity to Milan offers some opportunities for residents in terms of employment and access to services, while the commune itself provides a more tranquil living environment.

Frasso's infrastructure includes typical amenities found in small towns, such as a parish church, local administrative offices, and essential services. Its historical roots are reflected in its architecture and the layout of its older sections. The commune's development has been gradual, maintaining a balance between modern needs and its traditional heritage. Its location within the broader Milanese metropolitan area places it within a significant economic and cultural hub of northern Italy.