The complex was built on land donated to the community of the Clarisse conventuals of Lodi by Martino Cassini

At Codogno it hosts 122 works, including paintings, watercolors, drawings, sculptures, ranging from the sixteenth century to the present

The church of Sant'Agnese was built in the XIV century, passing, in 1351, to the Order of Saint Augustine.

Known as Piazza Maggiore, it is the scenic city center since the municipal era and still today a lively meeting place

Founded as a convent it was handed over to the Benedictine nuns who built the church in 1588 (today's Aula Magna).