The Churches
The most important church of Parabiago is the more ancient parish, dedicated to the Santi Gervaso e Protaso.

From small parish of campaign the church has been developed in the course of the centuries until obtaining restorations that they have seen the work of great Italian artists. Its facade and the sistemation of its before public square are due to the Piermarini, the famous architect who has planned the 'Teatro della Scala' of Milan.

Tied to the most important event in the history of the Ducato of Milan is the church of S. Ambrogio of the Victoria. Constructed in the place of the famous battle of 1339 in which Azzone Visconti asserted its dominion on the territory of the From Milan one against supported expecting from foreign powers.

To the small church Collegiata was added one and a Monastery of Cistercensi that became one cultural and economic religious power of the from Milan High.

Fascinating for its positioning, in means to the fields, for its architectonic structure and its decoration in state it is the church of 'the Madonna di Dio il Sa': an ancient nail head mails to the borders of the territories of the Monastery has become place of cult loved from all the citizens of Parabiago.

Equally important in the memory, the cult and the tradition of our citizens are the churches of: S. Maria Elisabetta; San Michele; the church of Villapia, Ravello and San Lorenzo.