as minor churches and private palaces, are dislocated through the city center. Culture Civic Museum of Crema The Civic Museum of Crema, established in the 1960, is located in the Renaissance convent of Sant ‘Agostino. Cuisine The tortelli cremaschi (dialect of Crema: turtèi cremasch) represents the main dish of the local culinary tradition. This is a kind of tortelli that doesn't exist elsewhere in Italy as the filling is sweet, consisting of parmesan cheese, Amaretti di Saronno (an Italian almond biscuit), raisins, candied citron, spices and the mostaccino (a typical spiced biscuit). Also worth mentioning is the salva, a DOP cheese typical of the Crema area, traditionally consumed with tighe (green Lombard pepper), packaged in vinegar. Poor dish typically consumed in winter, accompanied by cotechino (gelatinous pork sausage in a natural casing) or boiled meat, is pipèto (flan of cabbage, butter, garlic, parmesan, nutmeg). The main sweets of the city are the treccia d'oro, the Bertolina cake (Bertulina), a popular autumn cake made with red grapes, to which a square festival is also dedicated, and the noblest Spongarda, consumed throughout the year. Moreover, in time of Carnival, chisulì are prepared, balls filled with a mixture prepared with lemon peel, brewer's yeast, raisins, apple and lard. People Francesco Cavalli (1602-1676), composer Giovanni Giacomo Barbelli (1604–1656), painter Lodovico Benvenuti (1899–1966), politician Giovanni Bottesini (1821–1889), composer Luca Guadagnino (b. 1971), film director, lives in Crema (his movie, Call Me by Your Name, was filmed here in 2016) Giovanni Battista Lucini (1639–1686), painter Carlo Martini (1908–1958), painter Giuseppe Doldi (b.1950), footballer Beppe Severgnini (b. 1956), writer and journalist Giovanni Vailati (1815–1890), classical mandolinist Cesare Alpini (b.1956), art historian Transport Crema is served by a railway station on the Treviglio–Cremona railway, with regional trains. There were three national roads connecting the city: SS 415 to Milan and Cremona; SS 591 to Piacenza and Bergamo; and SS 235 to Brescia and Pavia. The nearest motorway exits are the one of Lodi-Pieve Fissiraga, on the Autostrada A1 and the one of Romano di Lombardia on the Autostrada A35 - BreBeMi, opened in July 2014. In popular culture The film Call Me by Your Name (2017) was shot primarily in Crema. Several historical locations in the surrounding streets in Crema and Pandino were chosen during production, including the Crema Cathedral. Municipal Government Since local government political reorganization in 1993, Crema has been governed by the City Council of