Paullo

Paullo is a municipality located in the Metropolitan City of Milan in the Italian region of Lombardy. Situated southeast of Milan, Paullo is part of the Pavese agricultural plain. Historically, the area has been characterized by its agricultural landscape, with farming and related activities forming a significant part of its economy. Over time, like many surrounding towns, Paullo has experienced urban development and an increase in its residential population, attracting commuters who work in Milan and surrounding industrial areas.

The municipality is traversed by the Lambro River, a tributary of the Po River, which has historically influenced the local geography and settlement patterns. The presence of water resources has been crucial for agriculture. The town's administrative and civic center is characterized by typical Lombard architecture, with a parish church serving as a focal point for the community. Public services, local businesses, and associations contribute to the daily life and social fabric of Paullo. Its strategic location within the Milan metropolitan area facilitates access to larger urban amenities and employment opportunities, while retaining a more suburban or semi-rural character.