During the medieval times, women would wash their clothes in Laundry Lane, where the canals connected almost all areas of the city, with boats constantly coming and going. The lane is flanked by very old buildings that represent the long history of Milan. Today, it serves as a historical district where one can leisurely stroll and explore. Open all year round, with services available around the clock. Accessibility: No barrier-free access.
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