Monza, Italy skyline: the 23 most iconic buildings and best views in Monza

climbing 500 stairs up and then descending 500 stairs down it is not as bad as it sounds since the steps are small I guess they are intended for smaller stature people on the middle ages. Superb view as expected but because of immense height , most of sights are no longer seen

Clean place, fast kitchen, nice staff, but a bit crowded and quality always stable and good. I was there in spring 2024

In my opinion this is one of the most incredible medieval museums in Europetotally underrated, but not didactic enough. There is not much left anywhere of the period between the fall of the Roman Empire and the early Renaissance. This museum has several unique pieces of jewelry, the crown of with the iron nails, and every day articles. It's a bit of the missing link of what happened after the call of the Roman Empire. The museum is not interactive so it is more adequate for people with some background knowledge of the period and who already know they live history. We spent a whole afternoon here.

An interesting museum related to the Cathedral, also including many relevant historical items -and of course the most important one is the Iron Crown. Everything is well exposed, easy to understand, the guide was very good, and we had a great time visiting it.

Phone ahead to book a tour of the Tesoro, with the excellent, English-speaking staff, and you could have a very special experience. Most visiting Monza will know of the Iron Crown, the ancient relic of Christendom, wielded by Charlemagne and Napoleon, etc etc. So, I was expecting there to be a large crowd of tourists. I was very wrong! Instead, I was treated to an extended, 1-on-1 tour of the cathedral treasury and viewing of the Crown with an excellent guide, who was more than happy to explain all the history and legends surrounding this relic at length. Still cannot believe I was the only one there. A very, very special place.

the Cathedral museum of Monza is not open every day, check the opening hours: we visited Monza on Monday and the museum is closed all day!!

I like history so il think i can about to it

The Arengario was built in the 13th century and is named after its original function as town hall. The building has a portico surmounted by an upper floor that was used for councils. The architecture was inspired by the Palazzo della Ragione of Milan.

it was closed wooden floors nice red bricked building

A beautiful old building in a lively and peaceful neighborhood. I visited it during new year decoration and it was great!

We visited a small exhibition of the photographer Steve McCurry. A nice selection of photographs displaying the theme of reading all around the world. A quick stop downtown Monza for about 45 minutes to see one the most famous and notable photo journalist of the last 30 years.

The most interesting building in Monza. Consider how strange it is for an Italian city not to have a church at its center. (The Duomo church is a bit hidden out)

Nice tower with a nice plain.

Very particular showroom situated in a medieval structure. Any kind of exhibition becames worthy and attractive in such a place!

One of my favorite places to relax in the city, the addition of the cafes allow you to on a nice day, and the tide is high on the river, enjoy a quick drink in a notoriously Lombardian fashion.

Cute little short bridge , but with quite a history to it 🦁 there are 4 statuettes of lions , on each points of the bridge. However, it was the Romans who first constructed the bridge on that spot.

I'm sure I'm being a philistine, but aside from the (nice) lion statues and the fact that it's a stone bridge and hence "pretty", I'm not really sure that it offers much as an attraction. I could equally write a review of a lamppost and it'd be the same. It's s stone bridge. It's nice. There's nothing wrong with it. But it's not somewhere you'd specifically go to visit.

Cute bridge. I loved the sidewalks along the river

The bridge isn't something that will blow your mind but it's very nice area since there are a lot of little shops like icecream, drinks and you can go have a drink and then enjoy it by the Bridge. That what I did woth My boyfriend and I really enjoyed myself

It’s a bridge…with lions

Nice view and nice people!

When you visit this place, you understand why Umberto was killed. It gives the same sensation as visiting Versailles in Paris, although it is much much smaller. When you see the excessive wealth, and know how much poverty was created to fund the wasteful spending of the nobility, you understand why people assassinate nobles. It makes you sad and angry to see such a wasteful display of wealth, especially one which gets almost no visitors. It's a quiet, peaceful, and beautiful place. But it's also terrifying and makes you want to cry. But not for Umberto. For Umberto's victims. Hopefully the Italian Anarchists keep putting up the graffiti in support of Bresci on the walls nearby. The graffiti brings a smile to your face and gives you hope for Italy despite the generations of fascism from Umberto to Mussolini to the Years of Lead, to Berlusconi and Meloni in the more recent years.

Nothing special in my opinion, but if you’re into history it might be an interesting place for you. It’s free to enter, has a little garden at the back and the entrance to the crypt.

Located in route to the Villa Reale. This is an interesting place to recall a bit of Italy's turbulent past.

It is a free entrance to this beautiful site.

Really impressive!

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Mediocre experience inside. The library without books, the rooms with almost not furniture, in lack of the latest the upper flow is filled with modern art that fills completely out of place with few exceptions. Some of the photos here on Google were a bit outdated or misleading for our visit. At the same time, with noticing that you only pay 10 EUR for the entry ticket, so you don’t loose much. During our visit, the English tour wasn’t an available option, while the Italian one included in the ticket price.

The entrance ticket costs €10 and includes a guided tour. What’s special is that instead of just one guide, there are 4 guides located in different rooms of the Villa, each explaining the history, architecture, and details of the palace. When I visited, the explanations were only in Italian (not sure if tours are also available in other languages, maybe depending on the day or group). The tour of the Villa Reale itself takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. If you also want to explore the exhibition about the Second World War and the second floor with additional rooms showcasing modern art, then plan for around 2 hours in total. Booking your timeslot online is recommended on weekends. To explore the park around the building a bicycle is advised.

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Villa Reale in Monza is a lovely spot for relaxing, picnicking, or jogging surrounded by nature. It's spacious, peaceful, and great for families—kids especially love watching the many squirrels running around 😀

Beautiful ancient royal residence where to spend a relaxing couple of hours in Monza. Entry fee is €10 bookable online or at the counter. Those days the garden was not available for site visit probably due to some trees brought down by storms, but still worth the experience. I would have preferred guided tours all along the rooms of the villa instead of just an introduction.

Gorgeous villa in Monza! The interior apartments and rooms that you can tour on the first and second floors are insanely beautiful - even better than Versailles. Our tour guide Salvatore was the absolute best and we learned a lot about the history behind the decoration of the rooms, the family, and the furniture! Unfortunately we did not have enough time planned but will absolutely be back next time we’re in Monza. :)

A very nice place to walk around and admire, it has a huge garden. A cafe on ground floor with seating inside and outside. I wouldn't go out my way to visit unless you are already in Monza.

Best morning mass in Monza

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, this church in Monza was also closed on Sundays and I found no indications on the opening hours, apart from Holy Masses. It's a shame because, from what we read, it has many masterpieces by important artists. The complex, located in the square of the same name, is made up of a church and convent which are stylistically different. To find the oldest (13th century) and original part, keep in mind the bell tower (the oldest in the city) and by going around the complex on the left and then turning right arriving at the river (about 150-200 m), you will be able to admire Both the flat apse and the Lombard red brick bell tower are better. Everything else was modified by the Barnabites in the sixteenth century, who took over from the Humiliati. The church is the only survivor of the Humiliati in Monza. The current main facade, opened by a large serliana, is divided into two orders, with a stone portal and tympanum at the top. (Original) Purtroppo anche questa chiesa di Monza trovata chiusa di domenica e non ho trovato indicazioni sugli orari di apertura, a parte le S. Messe. Peccato perché, da quanto si legge, ha molti capolavori di artisti importanti. Il complesso, situato nella piazza omonima, si compone di chiesa e convento che sono stilisticamente diversi. Per trovare la parte più antica (XIII secolo) e originaria si tenga presente il campanile (il più antico della città) e aggirando il complesso a sinistra e poi svoltando a destra arrivando al fiume, (circa 150-200 m), si potrà ammirare meglio sia la parte absidale piana che il campanile in mattoncino rosso lombardo. Tutto il resto fu modificato dai Barnabiti nel sedicesimo secolo, subentrati agli Umiliati. La chiesa è l'unica sopravvissuta degli Umiliati a Monza. La attuale facciata principale, aperta da una grande serliana, è distinta in due ordini, con portale lapideo e timpano alla sommità.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church in a very suggestive context (Original) Una bellissima chiesa in un contesto molto suggestivo

(Translated by Google) A must visit during Lent (Original) Assolutamente da visitare durante la Quaresima

(Translated by Google) beautiful church to visit especially for lovers of works of art, frescoes and stained glass windows (Original) bellissima chiesa da visitare sopratutto agli amanti delle opere d arte, affreschi e vetrate

(Translated by Google) I found the church open on Thursday morning, April 4, 2024. (Original) Encontré abierta la iglesia siendo Jueves 4 de abril 2024 por la mañana.

(Translated by Google) The square and the sixteenth century church with valuable frescoes inside are beautiful. (Original) Bella la piazza e la chiesa del cinquecento con all'interno pregevoli affreschi.

A small, decent parking lot near the city center.

(Translated by Google) Entrance very narrow and confusing, steep ramp, small and narrow garage. Also very expensive, 3 euros per hour. Not recommended. (Original) Einfahrt sehr eng und unübersichtlich, steile Rampe, kleine und enge Garage. Außerdem sehr teuer, 3 Euro pro Stunde. Nicht empfehlenswert.

(Translated by Google) Outside the display said Free. I take the ticket, beyond the barrier there is a low wall both downhill and uphill that puts you at risk of hitting both sides of the car. I get off, floor -1 red light, I get off floor -2, red light and it's the top floor, all occupied. I go back up to -1, and thank God someone comes out at that moment, so I manage to get a spot by pure luck, otherwise I would have had to go out, without having parked, risking the side of the car again on the uphill. Come on (Original) All'esterno il display segnava Libero. Prendo il biglietto, oltre la sbarra c'è un muretto sia in discesa che in salita che mette a rischio di fare entrambe le fiancate della macchina. Scendo, piano -1 semaforo rosso, scendo piano -2, semaforo rosso ed è l'ultimo piano, tutto occupato. Risalgo al -1, e grazie a Dio uno esce in quel momento, quindi riesco per pura fortuna ad avere un posto, altrimenti avrei dovuto uscire fuori, senza aver parcheggiato, rischiando nuovamente la fiancata della macchina in salita. Ma dai

(Translated by Google) Like all underground parking lots, the entrances are barely accessible; if you're not handy, you risk scratching your car. A plus is the relatively comfortable parking spaces. The one-way system for entry is ridiculous. Let's draw a veil over the €3 per hour charge after the half-hour mark. (Original) Come tutti i parcheggi sotterranei hanno ingressi al limite dell'agibilità, se non sei abile rischi di rigare l'auto. Un punto a favore son i posti auto abbastanza comodi. Ridicolo il senso unico alternato per l'ingresso. Stendiamo un velo pietoso per la tariffa 3 euro l'ora allo scattare della mezz'ora.

(Translated by Google) Parking in a convenient location, very expensive and for the cost it has it does not guarantee the services and comforts that are normally expected. For 3 euros now I honestly expect that the lift is working, that in the ticket area there are no receipts and papers scattered around, that the internal car park is not a lake of water on the ground for inexplicable reasons if it isn't raining outside . Narrow exit but unfortunately it is a forced fact. All in all it wouldn't be bad but for the cost you would expect different care, considering that parking in Piazza Repubblica in Milan costs less! ***I would add that some car parks do not trigger the time for just a few minutes of overrun, while in this one for just one minute you pay for the next hour in full.... so in this case, take it easy 😁. (Original) Parcheggio in posizione comoda, molto oneroso e per il costo che ha non garantisce i servizi e i confort che normalmente ci si aspetta. Per 3 euro ora sinceramente mi aspetto che l’ascensore sia funzionante, che nella zona biglietti non vi siano ricevute e carte sparse in giro, che il parcheggio interno non sia un lago d’acqua a terra per motivi inspiegabili se all’esterno non piove. Uscita stretta ma purtroppo è un fatto obbligato. Tutto sommato non sarebbe male ma per il costo che ha ci si aspetta una cura diversa, se si considera che parcheggiare in piazza Repubblica a Milano costa meno ! ***Aggiungo che alcuni parcheggi per soli pochi minuti di sforo non fanno scattare l’ora, mentre in questo per un solo minuto pagate l’ora successiva per intero.... quindi nel caso prendetevela più che comoda 😁.

(Translated by Google) Underground parking, multi-level, guarded. There is an elevator. The entrance is very narrow. Cost 3€ per hour. (Original) Парковка подземная, многоуровневая, охраняемая. Есть лифт. Заезд очень узкий. Стоимость 3€ в час.

(Translated by Google) Convenient parking in the north-central area of Monza. Pay particular attention to the turnstiles at the entrance; it's easy to hit the pole with your mirror. There aren't many spaces; they're located in unsold private parking lots, but it's not very busy, so you can find a spot. I don't remember the price, but it's not very expensive. Perfect for the vaccination center. (Original) Parcheggio comodo in zona centro nord di Monza. Prestate particolare attenzione ai tornelli all' ingresso, è facile urtare la palina con lo specchietto. I posti non sono tantissimi, sono ricavati da parcheggi privati non venduti, ma non è molto utilizzato, per cui un posto si trova. Il prezzo non lo ricordo, ma non è molto caro. Perfetto per il centro vaccinale.

Need.some renovation but a quite stop during a busy day.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church that stands out in the center of Monza, against the backdrop of the monument to San Carlo Borromeo. (Original) Una bella chiesa che spicca nel centro di Monza, sullo sfondo del monumento a San Carlo Borromeo.

(Translated by Google) On Sunday, January 29, 2023, the Community of Ukrainian Catholics of the Byzantine Rite residing in the city and surrounding areas was founded in Monza. Schedule of Celebrations Saturday: 2:30 PM — Divine Liturgy for the Deceased Sundays and Feasts (if they fall on national holidays): 10:00 AM — Divine Liturgy Weekday Feasts: 7:00 PM — Divine Liturgy The evening before the feast: 7:00 PM — Vespers Fridays during Lent: 6:00 PM — Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts 7:00 PM — Stations of the Cross (Original) Domenica 29 gennaio 2023 a Monza, è stata fondata la Comunità degli ucraini cattolici di rito bizantino residenti in città e nei dintorni. Orario delle celebrazioni Sabato: 14:30 — Divina Liturgia per i defunti Domenica e feste (se accadono nei giorni festivi nazionali): 10:00 — Divina Liturgia Feste nei giorni feriali: 19:00 — Divina Liturgia La sera prima della festa: 19:00 — Vespri Venerdì durante la Quaresima: 18:00 — Liturgia dei Doni presantificati 19:00 — Via Crucis

(Translated by Google) The church was built at the beginning of the seventeenth century in Baroque style at the request of the nobleman Bartolomeo Zucchi. The decision to build the church was made in 1608 when Bartolome Zucchi decided to take the votes1]. Nearby is the house of Carlo Borromeo ... now managed by the Jesuits (Original) La chiesa fu edificata agli inizi del Seicento in forme barocche per volere del nobile Bartolomeo Zucchi. La decisione di edificare la chiesa fu presa nel 1608 quando Bartolome Zucchi decise di prendere i votil1]. Vicino e la casa di Carlo Borromeo …gestita adesso dai Gesuiti

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and hidden church still in the historic center of Monza. We saw it by chance from the corner and approached it, since it was not featured or visible on Maps. We found it closed, although it was worth going closer. (Original) Bonita y escondida iglesia aún en el centro histórico de Monza. La vimos por casualiadad desde la escquina y nos acercamos, puesto que no salía como elemento destacado ni visible en Maps. Nos la encontramos cerrada, aunque valió la pena acercarnos.

(Translated by Google) It was not open so I have to limit the evaluation only to the external part and the historical-religious value it has. It was the priest and scholar Bartolomeo Zucchi who wanted to found a public church dedicated to the Virgin at his father's house, by 1608. His was a rich and noble family and the desire to build the church came to him following the miracle performed by St. Carlo Borromeo on 11 August 1578 in this very area (he had healed a woman from Monza from serious ailments). The church was officiated by the Jesuits and had rich furnishings. Bartolomeo died of the plague in 1630 and his church resisted until the 19th - 20th century, when it was demolished to widen the road. At that point it was replaced by a new church with neo-Gothic shapes, which we still see today. It was designed by the architect. Spirit Maria Chiappetta. In front of the church, on the opposite side, there is the monument to S. Carlo Borromeo. (Original) Non era aperta per cui devo limitare la valutazione alla sola parte esterna e al valore storico-religioso che riveste. Fu il sacerdote e letterato Bartolomeo Zucchi a voler fondare una chiesa pubblica dedicata alla Vergine presso la casa paterna, entro il 1608. La sua era una famiglia ricca e nobile e la volontà di erigere la chiesa gli venne in seguito al miracolo compiuto da S. Carlo Borromeo l'11 agosto 1578 proprio in quest'area (aveva risanato una donna monzese da gravi disturbi). La chiesa veniva officiata dai Gesuiti e aveva ricchi arredi. Bartolomeo morì di peste nel 1630 e la sua chiesa resistette fino al XIX - XX secolo, quando venne abbattuta per allargare la strada. A quel punto venne sostituita da una nuova chiesa dalle forme neogotiche, che vediamo ancora oggi. Fu progettata dall'arch. Spirito Maria Chiappetta. Davanti alla chiesa, sul lato opposto, si trova il monumento a S. Carlo Borromeo.

(Translated by Google) The church was built in 1608 by order of Bartolomeo Zucchi, a man of faith and great culture. Zucchi wanted to build the church in that place firstly because it was adjacent to the family residence and secondly because he wanted to commemorate the miracle that San Carlo Borromeo had performed in Monza by healing a noblewoman in that very place. In front of the church there is a bronze statue of San Carlo Borromeo. If I have been useful to you, follow me and leave me a like! 👍🏼☺ (Original) La chiesa fu fatta costruire nel 1608 per volontà di Bartolomeo Zucchi, uomo di fede e di grande cultura. Lo Zucchi volle erigere in quel luogo la chiesa in primis perché adiacente alla residenza familiare e in secundo perché voleva commemorare il miracolo che San Carlo Borromeo aveva fatto a Monza guarendo una nobildonna proprio in quel luogo. Davanti alla chiesa è posta una statua in bronzo di San Carlo Borromeo. Se vi sono stato utile seguitemi e lasciatemi un like! 👍🏼☺

The Duomo di Monza is an absolute must-visit for anyone exploring the area. While Milan’s cathedral gets most of the attention, this stunning church has nothing to envy—it’s just as breathtaking in its own right and offers a more intimate, less crowded experience. One of the highlights of the Duomo di Monza is its incredible wall paintings. The entire building is covered in beautifully detailed frescoes, creating a truly immersive experience as you step inside. The artistry and craftsmanship are remarkable, making it easy to lose yourself in the intricate scenes and rich colors that bring the space to life. If you're in Milan and have time for a short trip, I highly recommend visiting Monza to see this architectural masterpiece. It’s a hidden treasure that deserves just as much recognition as its more famous counterpart!

Beautiful inside as it is outside. Definitely a unique and a outstanding design of the cathedral that is actually serves as one primarily. The Sunday service is completely full and open to anyone. Instructions ask not to take pictures inside. I am not sure how it followed up but haven’t tried taking some.

Just a Gorgeous, Although hade a late night visit, was amazed to see how tidy and clean are the surroundings. Well done for keeping up maximum standards.

very hot need extra ticket to see the good chapel which we did not bother frescoed to the inch

A cathedral with a spectacular facade. But don't miss the interior: the richness and beauty of the works of art is truly remarkable. In my opinion I would make the works of art stand out in more light

Definitely a beautiful view whether in the morning or evening. Full of charm and character inside as well

One of the most harmonic architecture I have ever seen. Facade impresses you with clearness and finalizeness in each line. Two-color solution is extremely stylish and reminds of Tuscany architecture traditions though with a pinch of Lombardian medieval decorative taste. Interior is from much newer ages but it doesn't interfere with the overall perception: it is peaceful and revered shrine, we were lucky to see the preparations for a wedding ceremony, it made this place even more charming. There is an important chapel to the left of the high altar - Theodelinda Chapel dedicated to the early medieval queen of Lombards who, is believed, commissioned this basilica and gave a beginning to the prosperity of Monza. The chapel is decorated with frescoes of Zavattari and is the place where the Iron Crown of Italian kings is stored. To visit the chapel you should ask for it on the museum desk (entrance is from the church just to the left of the chapel or from the street). Ah, yes, a peacock-lectern is splendid though in my case the choir of wedding singers stood around so I can't eximine its nice decorations but I enjoyed the singing much more to be honest.

Beautiful frescoes restored to an original splendor.

(Translated by Google) Fabulous. Accessible only via paid guided tour but it's really worth it. The guide was patient and prepared, explaining the cycle of frescoes by the Zavattari who in the 15th century told with images the legendary life of Teodolinda, a Lombard queen who is said to be responsible for the foundation of the Cathedral and the creation of the Iron Crown. (Original) Favolosa. Accessibile solo tramite visita guidata a pagamento ma ne vale veramente la pena. La guida è stata paziente e preparata, spiegando il ciclo di affreschi degli Zavattari che nel XV secolo raccontarono con le immagini la vita leggendaria di Teodolinda, regina longobarda a cui si dice sia dovuta la fondazione del Duomo e la creazione della Corona Ferrea.

(Translated by Google) Reservations are required, which I made by phone a few days before. I'm surprised to see photos of the interior published: I wasn't allowed to take any due to express prohibition. The story of the Queen of the Lombards unfolds in 45 splendid scenes painted by the Zavattari on the walls of the Chapel of Theodolinda. Inside, you can admire the most important symbol of the West, a blend of faith and myth, which has crowned emperors and kings: the Iron Crown. Added to all this is a museum housing a priceless treasure. Fourteen centuries of art and history among unique masterpieces, from the Lombard legacy to contemporary art. Photos are only allowed inside the Cathedral, but without flash. The quality of my shots, given the low light, is unfortunately not good. (Original) Prenotazione obbligatoria, che ho fatto telefonicamente alcuni giorni prima. Mi stupisce vedere pubblicate foto dell'interno: io non ho potuto scattarne per espresso divieto. La storia della Regina dei Longobardi si snoda in 45 splendide scene dipinte dagli Zavattari sulle pareti della Cappella di Teodolinda. Al suo interno si può ammirare il simbolo, tra fede e mito, più importante dell'Occidente che ha incoronato imperatori e re: la Corona Ferrea. Al tutto si aggiunge un museo per un inestimabile tesoro. Quattordici secoli d'arte e di storia tra capolavori unici al mondo, dall'eredità longobarda all'arte contemporanea. Solo all'interno del Duomo si possono scattare foto ma senza flash. La qualità dei miei scatti, considerata la scarsa luminosità, non è, purtroppo, buona.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. Can only be visited by telephone appointment with guided tour. Inside the iron crown (the oldest royal crown in Europe) and paintings made in relief in gold leaf (jewels, pottery...) and silver (knights' armour, horse harnesses, swords and lances) Visiting times: in the published photos. Unfortunately you cannot get near the entrance by car because it is in a pedestrian area and it is difficult to park in the area. Reduction for over 65s and free for disabled people and their companions. (Original) Bellissima. Visitabile solo su appuntamento telefonico con visita guidata. All’interno la corona ferrea (la più antica corona reale d’Europa) e dipinti realizzati a rilievo in foglia oro (gioielli, vasellame…) e argento (armature dei cavalieri, finimenti dei cavalli, spade e lance) Orari visite: nelle foto pubblicate. Purtroppo non si può arrivare vicino all’ingresso in auto perché è in zona pedonale ed è difficile parcheggiare in zona. Riduzione per over65 e gratuito per portatori di handicap e loro accompagnatori.

(Translated by Google) The chapel houses the Iron Crown on a special altar, as well as Theodolinda's sarcophagus. The walls are covered with frescoes in excellent condition thanks to restoration. Price: €9 with a human guide, 30-minute guided tour. Air conditioning is also available, which is essential. (Original) Nella cappella è contenuta in un apposito altare la Corona Ferrea ed inoltre è presente il sarcofago di Teodolinda. Le pareti sono coperte da affreschi in ottime condizioni grazie ai restauri. Prezzo 9 euro con guida umana, visita guidata di 30 minuti. E' presente anche un condizionamento d'aria, indispensabile

(Translated by Google) Photography is not permitted inside. The chapel: They narrate the life of Queen Teodolinda, from her wedding to Autari and Agilulfo to the founding of the Cathedral. Style: They depict court life with costumes and architecture from the Visconti era, incorporating techniques such as fresco, dry tempera, pastiglia, and gilding. In addition to narrating history, the queen's wedding is depicted by analogy with that of Bianca Maria Visconti and Francesco Sforza. Inside, the Iron Crown is preserved, a precious diadem with a long history linked to the coronation of kings and emperors. To visit the chapel, reservations are recommended, even by phone. (Original) Non si possono fare foto al suo interno. La cappella: Raccontano la vita della regina Teodolinda, dalle nozze con Autari e Agilulfo alla fondazione del Duomo. Stile: Rappresentano la vita di corte con abiti e architetture dell'epoca viscontea, con un'inclusione di tecniche come l'affresco, la tempera a secco, la pastiglia e dorature. Oltre a narrare la storia, le nozze della regina sono dipinte per analogia con quelle di Bianca Maria Visconti e Francesco Sforza. Al suo interno è conservata la Corona Ferrea, un prezioso diadema con una lunga storia legata all'incoronazione di re e imperatori. Per visitare la cappella consigliano di prenotare il tutto anche telefonicamente.

(Translated by Google) The chapel is open to small groups of visitors for a fee and is primarily known for housing the famous Iron Crown, perhaps a historical rather than a religious or artistic relic, since it most likely does not contain the nail of the Crucifixion and, as a jewel, has undergone many significant alterations. The crown is displayed for a few minutes at the end of the tour. In reality, the most interesting aspect of the visit is the marvelous fresco cycle that adorns all the walls of the chapel, the work of the Zavattari brothers and a pictorial masterpiece of late medieval Lombardy. Photography is prohibited inside the chapel. (Original) La cappella è aperta a pagamento a piccoli gruppi di visitatori ed è principalmente nota perché conserva la famosissima corona ferrea, forse un reperto più storico che religioso o artistico, dal momento che molto probabilmente non contiene il chiodo della Crocefissione e, come gioiello, ha subito molti pesanti rimaneggiamenti. La corona viene mostrata alla fine della visita per pochi minuti. In realtà l'aspetto più interessante della visita è il meraviglioso ciclo di affreschi che orna tutte le pareti della cappella, opera dei fratelli Zavattari e capolavoro pittorico del basso Medioevo lombardo. All'interno della cappella è proibito scattare fotografie.

nice place to visit

Do spend a few minutes of quite in this small church

Beautiful church

(Translated by Google) Like many places in Monza, it has been completely transformed by nineteenth-century restorations. The original church dates back to the 14th century, but practically nothing remains. The façade, restored by Maciachini, appears discreetly along Via Italia. It's rare to find it open, if it happens it's worth going in to get an idea of ​​the havoc that was done in the 19th century. In short, nothing significant. The request to collect signatures to become a place of FAI's heart was also exaggerated. (Original) Come molti luoghi a Monza, è stata completamente stravolta dai restauri ottocenteschi. La chiesa originale risale al '300, ma non è rimasto praticamente nulla. La facciata, restaurata dal Maciachini, si presenta discretamente lungo via Italia. Raro trovarla aperta, se capita vale la pena entrare per avere un'idea degli scempi che nell'800 venivano fatti. In sintesi nulla di rilevante. Esagerata anche la richiesta raccolta firme per diventare luogo del cuore FAI.

(Translated by Google) The church, located on one of the arteries in the center of Monza, has a beautiful Gothic façade, which was actually almost completely rebuilt in the 19th century. The interior, which can rarely be visited, was also redone in the 19th century according to a neo-baroque style. Perhaps the most significant element on an artistic level is a sculpture of the Madonna with child on the facade (this is a copy, the original is in the Cathedral Museum). (Original) La chiesa, situata su una delle arterie del centro di Monza presenta una bella facciata gotica, in realtà quasi completamente rifatta nell'Ottocento. L'interno, raramente visitabile, è anch'esso stato rifatto nell'Ottocento secondo un gusto neobarocco. L'elemento forse piu significativo sul piano artistico è una scultura della Madonna con bambino sulla facciata (si tratta di una copia, l'originale è nel Museo del Duomo).

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately only seen from the outside. The complaint I make about many churches in the city is the fact that they do not have a panel posted with the opening times (and days). However, there is an information panel with a brief description of the monument, which is useful (the indication of the churches on this route, put in a linear way, in my opinion is confusing because they are not located in this way). However, the building is located a short distance from Piazza Trento-Trieste, along the central Viale Italia, a very important connection between the city and Milan. For this reason the church took the name S. Maria in Strada. It was built by the Franciscan Tertiaries between 1348 and 1368 who entrusted the project to the Milanese Ambrogiolo. Passed to the Augustinians (1393) of the Milanese convent of S. Marco, it was rebuilt (subsequently, in 1756) internally in Baroque style. In 1870 it was restored on the outside, which preserved the Gothic style. It is composed of a fake loggia and terracotta decorations, with the insertion of symbols such as the six-pointed star (Star of David, for many "Seal of Solomon"), the Flower of Life, etc. In the niche above the rose window there is a copy of the Madonna with Child ("Virgin with the Girdle"), the original of which is in the Monza Cathedral Museum. The imposing bell tower is visible from different angles. (Original) Purtroppo vista solo da fuori. L'appunto che muovo a molte chiese in città è il fatto di non avere affisso un pannello con gli orari di apertura (e i giorni). Vi è invece il pannello informativo con la breve descrizione del monumento, che è utile (l'indicazione delle chiese su questo percorso, messo in modo lineare, a mio avviso confonde perché non sono dislocate in tal maniera). Comunque l'edificio si trova a breve distanza da Piazza Trento-Trieste, lungo il centrale Viale Italia, direttrice importantissima di collegamento tra la città e Milano. Per questo la chiesa prese il nome S. Maria in Strada. Fu eretta dai Terziari Francescani tra il 1348 e il 1368 che ne affidarono il progetto al milanese Ambrogiolo. Passata agli Agostiniani (1393) del convento milanese di S. Marco, fu rifatta (successivamente, nel 1756) internamente in stile barocchetto. Nel 1870 fu restaurata all'esterno, che ha conservato lo stile gotico. È composta da una finta loggia e ornati in cotto, con inserimento di simboli quali la stella a sei punte (Stella di Davide, per molti "Sigillo di Salomone"), il Fiore della Vita, ecc. Nella nicchia che sovrasta il rosone si trova la copia della Madonna con Bambino ("Vergine con la cintola"), il cui originale è al Museo del Duomo di Monza. Imponente il campanile, visibile da diverse angolazioni.

(Translated by Google) ...the church of Santa Maria in Strada is located in the historic center of Monza!!!...on Via Italia!!!...called "in strada" because it is on the main road from Monza to Milan...spectacular Lombard-Gothic style!!!...it certainly doesn't go unnoticed!!!...inside are important frescoes with secondary altars!!...definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in the area!!! (Original) ...la chiesa di Santa Maria in Strada si trova nel centro storico di Monza!!!...in via Italia!!!...detta in strada perchè si trova sulla strada principale che da Monza porta a Milano...stile gotico-lombardo spettacolare!!!...non passa di certo inosservata!!!...all'interno importanti affreschi con gli altari secondari!!...sicuramente merita una visita se ci si trova da quelle parti!!!

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Nice

(Translated by Google) The thirteenth-century Tower of Teodolinda, also known as Porta Lambro, was part of the city's defensive structure; it has a square plan with 3 floors and allowed passage along Via Lambro; The windows are very beautiful and their choice is particular: on the first floor they are double lancet, on the second single lancet and on the third three lancet. (Original) La duecentesca Torre di Teodolinda, conosciuta anche come Porta Lambro, faceva parte della struttura difensiva della città; è a pianta quadrata a 3 piani e permetteva il passaggio lungo via Lambro; molto belle le finestre e particolare è la loro scelta: al primo piano sono bifore, al secondo monofore e al terzo trifore.

(Translated by Google) A medieval building located on Via Lambro dating back to the 13th century. This massive, square tower was originally built to defend the city and later became a transit point for goods from the Lambro River. (Original) Un edificio de origen medieval ubicado en Via Lambro que data del siglo XIII. Esta torre cuadrada y maciza fue originalmente construida para defender la ciudad y luego se convirtió en un lugar de tránsito para mercancías del río Lambro.

(Translated by Google) Ancient medieval tower in the heart of the city of Monza, kept quite well, it's a shame that it is surrounded by new buildings which hide its beauty. However, it is worth taking a walk and visiting. (Original) Antica torre medievale nel cuore della città di Monza, tenuta abbastanza bene, peccato che sia circondata da edifici nuovi ne nascondono la bellezza. Vale comunque la pena fare una passeggiata e visitarla.

(Translated by Google) It is mistakenly called "Teodolinda's Tower", but it is a medieval Gate/Tower from the 13th century and is located at the end of via Lambro. It was part of the defensive structure of the medieval walled city, subsequently used as a gate for the transit of goods from the Lambro river to the central squares. With a square plan, it consists of four floors above ground and characterized on the ground floor by a barrel-vaulted hall passing onto the street. It is private property but you can pass through it. (Original) È erroneamente chiamata "Torre di Teodolinda", ma è una Porta/Torre medievale del XIII secolo e si trova alla fine di via Lambro. Era parte della struttura difensiva della città murata medioevale, successivamente utilizzato come porta per transito delle merci dal fiume Lambro alle piazze centrali. A pianta quadrata è costituita da quattro piani fuori terra e caratterizzata al pianterreno da un adrone voltato a botte passante sulla via. È proprietà privata ma vi si può transitare.

(Translated by Google) Nice tower not very busy behind the Duomo. (Original) Bonita torre no muy concurrida detrás del Duomo.

A historical church in the midtown Monza area. It’s very Great for a moment of peace when you passed by. The church is very well preserved although only small fragments of the original structured remain.

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Dominican church built in the 14th century. The structure was connected to a convent from 1280, until 1776, the year of its suppression. In the 1970s it underwent renovation work which gave us the current church. The interior is divided into 3 naves with, thanks to the restoration, the recovery of paintings dating back to the construction of the church. (Original) Bella chiesa domenicana eretta nel '300. La struttura era collegata ad un convento del 1280, fino al 1776, anno della soppressione dello stesso. Negli anni '70 del '900 ha subito un'opera di ristrutturazione che ci ha consegnato la chiesa attuale. L'interno è diviso in 3 navate con, grazie al restauro, il recupero di pitture risalenti alla costruzione della chiesa.

(Translated by Google) The Church of San Pietro Martire is beautiful. The Sunday Mass at 9pm is convenient: it is the last one in the area of ​​the day in case you missed those at other times. The sculpture of Santa Rita with the possibility of lighting a candle is much appreciated: she is the saint of impossible cases!! (Original) Bella la Chiesa di San Pietro Martire. Comoda la Messa domenicale delle ore 21: è l’ultima della zona della giornata in caso ti fossi perso quelle ad altri orari. Molto apprezzata la scultura di Santa Rita con la possibilità di accendere una candela: è la santa dei casi impossibili!!

(Translated by Google) Nice church in the historic center of Monza, not far from the Duomo, although we couldn't go inside. Visited on Thursday April 4, 2024 this church was closed. It is located in a currently very quiet square with a wide range of bars and shops. (Original) Bonita iglesia en el centro histórico de Monza, no muy lejos del Duomo, aunque no pudimos entrar. Visitada el jueves 4 de abril 2024 esta iglesia estaba cerrada. Está ubicada en una plaza actualmente muy tranquila con grande oferta de bares y tiendas.

(Translated by Google) A historic church in the central Monza area. Excellent for a moment of peace and tranquility in the midst of the shopping frenzy. A comfortable festive mass at 9pm for those who have had a busy Sunday. The church is very well preserved even if only small fragments of the original frescoes remain. (Original) Una chiesa storica in zona Monza centro. Ottima per un momento di pace e tranquillità nel mezzo della frenesia dello shopping. Una comoda messa festiva alle 21 per chi ha avuto la domenica impegnata. La chiesa è molto ben conservata anche se rimangono solo piccoli frammenti degli affreschi originari.

(Translated by Google) The Dominican church of S. Pietro Martire was built in the first half of the 14th century mainly in brick and is located in the square of the same name in Monza (MB) and was annexed to a convent from 1280; in a renovation in the first part of the 20th century many fragments of 14th century frescoes were recovered. (Original) La chiesa domenicana di S. Pietro Martire è stata edificata nella prima metà del XIV secolo prevalentemente in mattoni ed è situata nella piazza omonima a Monza (MB) ed era annessa ad un convento del 1280; in una ristrutturazione nella prima parte del XX secolo sono stati recuperati molti frammenti di affreschi del XIV secolo.

(Translated by Google) I think it is the church that I liked and surprised the most after the DUOMO in Monza. The truth is that I had been visiting the city's churches all morning and I was already a little tired, and I wasn't expecting too much from this "other" baroque church, but upon entering I was immediately captivated. I highly recommend your visit. Furthermore, behind it there is a convent. (Original) Creo que es la iglesia que más me gustó y sorprendió a la vez después del DUOMO en Monza. La verdad es que llevaba ya toda la mañana visitando las iglesias de la ciudad y estaba ya un poco cansado, y no esperaba demasiado de esta "otra" iglesia barroca, pero al entrar enseguida me cautivó. Recomiendo encarecidamente su visita. Además, detrás suyo hay un convento.

(Translated by Google) The church of Santa Maria Maddalena and Santa Teresa d'Avila is known in Monza as the "Church of the Sacramentines". The current church was built in 1610. A very sober facade contrasts with an interior full of stucco and gold. Worth a visit. (Original) La chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena e Santa Teresa d'Avila è nota a Monza come "Chiesa delle Sacramentine". La chiesa attuale fu edificata nel 1610. Ad una facciata molto sobria fa da contrasto un interno carico di stucchi e oro. Merita una visita.

(Translated by Google) One of the smallest and most intimate churches in Monza, located in the historic center in via Italia, dedicated to the cult of the Madonna. Worth seeing (Original) Una delle chiese più piccole e raccolte di Monza, ubicata in pieno centro storico in via Italia, dedicata al culto della Madonna. Da vedere

(Translated by Google) ..the church of Santa Maria Maddalena and Santa Teresa d'Avila is known in Monza by the name of "Church of the Sacramentine"!!!...it is practically located in the historic center of the city!!!...the interior of the Church has a single nave with an altar on two levels!!!...behind the Church the ancient cloistered monastery of the Sacramentines still exists!!!...if you pass through those parts it is worth a visit!!! ! (Original) ..la chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena e Santa Teresa d'Avila è conosciuta a Monza con il nome di "Chiesa delle Sacramentine"!!!...si trova praticamente nel centro storico della città!!!...l'interno della Chiesa ha una sola navata con un altare disposto su due livelli!!!...dietro la Chiesa esiste ancora l'antico monastero di clausura delle Sacramentine!!!...se si passa da quelle parti merita una visita!!!!

(Translated by Google) Catholic church of enormous value. Place of silence and prayer. It is striking how it is decorated, excellent details, there is not a single corner that is not in place, everything is harmonious and tidy. The soul finds itself in a position of great amazement, of adoration of the sacramental Lord, in the perpetual Eucharistic exposition. If you want to encounter silence, enter this church. (Original) Chiesa cattolica di enorme pregio. Luogo di silenzio e preghiera. Colpisce come è decorata, particolari eccellenti, non esiste un solo angolo che non è a posto, tutto armonico e ordinato. L'anima si trova una posizione di grande stupore, di adorazione del Signore sacramentato, nell'esposizione eucaristica perpetua. Se volete incontrare il silenzio entrate in questa chiesa.

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting. Very well looked after and rich in furnishings. It is part of the Sacramentine convent. Entering on the left, near the candles, on the stand there are usually books whose sale, free of charge, serves to finance small projects in Africa (school education, water wells....). I was fascinated by it because it is a beautiful environment for those who want to retreat to themselves. (Original) Da visitare. Molto curata e ricca di arredi. Fa parte del convento delle Sacramentine. Entrando a sinistra, vicino ai ceri, sul banchetto solitamente ci sono dei libri la cui vendita, ad offerta libera, serve a finanziare piccoli progetti in Africa (formazione scolastica, pozzi per l' acqua....). Ne sono rimasto affascinato perché si trova un bell' ambiente per chi vuole raccogliersi con se stesso.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church with a special atmosphere (Original) Chiesa stupenda con un'atmosfera speciale

Nice outside, it was closed

(Translated by Google) I came across Via Santa Margherita by chance while I was wandering around Monza and discovered this church with a beautiful terracotta façade; doing some research, I discovered that it was a church annexed to the old convent of the "nun of Monza". The Church has a single nave with richly frescoed vaults and walls, but which would need restoration because they are blackened by time. Since it was Sunday at that time there was the mass said in Latin with the pre-Vatican II rite, with the celebrant facing the altar with his back to the faithful. Overall a beautiful church worth visiting. (Original) Capitato per caso in via Santa Margherita mentre andavo a zonzo per Monza e ho scoperto questa chiesa con una bella facciata in cotto; documentandomi, ho scoperto che era una chiesa annessa al vecchio convento della "monaca di Monza". La Chiesa è con un'unica navata con volte e pareti riccamente affrescate, ma che avrebbero necessità di un restauro perché sono anneriti dal tempo. Essendo domenica in quel momento c'era la messa detta in latino con il rito pre concilio Vaticano II, con il celebrante rivolto verso l'altare dando le spalle ai fedeli. Complessivamente una bella chiesa che vale la pena visitare.

(Translated by Google) It is the Sistine Chapel in Milan. Incredible frescoes. Don't stop visiting (Original) Es la capilla Sixtina de Milán . Increíbles frescos. No dejar de visitar

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church (Original) Wunderschöne Kirche

(Translated by Google) The church of San Maurizio, near the former church of Santa Margherita, is a religious building in Monza. The current building stands on the site of the previous monastery of Santa Margherita, founded by the Umiliati in the 13th century and occupied by the nuns of the order. In 1469 a new church dedicated to Saints Margaret and Catherine occupied the site of the medieval oratory. The monastery is famous for the story of Marianna de Leyva (1575-1650), the Gertrude, nun of Monza of the Betrothed. At the beginning of the 18th century, however, the church became in such precarious conditions that, in 1736, its total renovation became necessary. In 1785, once the monastery was suppressed and the church was deconsecrated[1], various buildings in the complex were sold and various events followed; the cloister in particular was partly demolished and then, from 1956, a condominium occupied most of its surface. A small portion of the ancient monastery still survives today trapped among the condominiums, and in particular the cellar and the well which over the years have kept their original appearance almost intact. Since 1881 the church has belonged to the cathedral of Monza which resumed worship there by transferring the "title" of the ancient nearby church of San Maurizio, which had previously been demolished to make way for via Ferdinandea (today via Vittorio Emanuele). The interior, which was once divided by a transversal wall to separate the space reserved for the nuns from the public one, still preserves frescoes and paintings from both the church of Santa Margherita and the nearby demolished church of San Maurizio, in addition to the subsequent decorations added in Eighteenth century. On the wall of the counter-façade there is an important bellows organ, from the 18th century. Outside, to the left of the baroque facade, the entrance portal of the ancient convent is still visible, which has now inexplicably become the entrance to a private condominium, with the room that housed the exhibit wheel where abandoned newborns were left. (Original) La chiesa di San Maurizio, presso la già chiesa di Santa Margherita è un edificio religioso di Monza. L'attuale costruzione sorge sul luogo del precedente monastero di Santa Margherita, fondato dagli Umiliati nel XIII secolo e occupato dalle monache dell'ordine. Nel 1469 una nuova chiesa dedicata alle sante Margherita e Caterina viene ad occupare il luogo dell'oratorio medievale. Il monastero è famoso per la vicenda di Marianna de Leyva (1575-1650), la Gertrude, monaca di Monza dei Promessi Sposi. Agli inizi del XVIII secolo la chiesa è però divenuta in condizioni tanto precarie che, nel 1736, si rende necessario un suo rifacimento totale. Nel 1785, soppresso il monastero e sconsacrata la chiesa[1], vari edifici del complesso vengono venduti e seguono varie vicende; il chiostro in particolare viene in parte demolito e poi, dal 1956, un condominio ne occupa la maggior parte della superficie. Una piccola porzione dell'antico monastero sopravvive ancora oggi intrappolato tra i condomini, ed in particolare la cantina e il pozzo che negli anni hanno mantenuto quasi intatto l'aspetto originale. Dal 1881 la chiesa invece appartiene al duomo di Monza che vi riprende il culto trasferendovi il “titolo” dell'antica vicina chiesa di San Maurizio, che in precedenza era stata abbattuta per far posto alla via Ferdinandea (oggi via Vittorio Emanuele). L'interno, che un tempo era diviso da un muro trasversale per separare lo spazio riservato alle monache da quello pubblico, conserva tuttora affreschi e dipinti sia della chiesa di Santa Margherita che della vicina chiesa abbattuta di San Maurizio, oltre alle successive decorazioni aggiunte nel Settecento. Sulla parete della controfacciata un importante organo a mantice, del XVIII secolo. All'esterno, a sinistra della facciata barocca, è ancora visibile il portale d'ingresso dell'antico convento, oggi inspiegabilmente diventato un'entrata di un condominio privato, con il vano che ospitava la ruota degli esposti dove venivano lasciati i neonati abbandonati.

(Translated by Google) Church. The explanation of the FAI operator is very suggestive and very detailed (Original) Chiesa.molto suggestiva e molto dettagliata la spiegazione deil'operatore FAI

(Translated by Google) A week ago it was closed (more than right we need to follow the instructions for this virus that afflicts us) I had already seen it before the new regulations came into force... when you can go and visit it... it's worth it, it's a part of the history of Monza. (Original) Una settimana fa era chiusa (più che giusto bisogna seguire le indicazioni per questo virus che ci affligge) io l'avevo già vista prima che entrassero in vigore le nuove normative.... quando si potrà andate a visitarla... merita, è una parte della storia di Monza.

Loved this city. One square flows into another... clean place, good places for food and and relax

Nice building

(Translated by Google) Monza is located in Brianza, a very beautiful city, I often visit it on weekends, there is a wonderful Corso that centrally crosses the entire central part of the city and where there are many fashion shops for shopping and a beautiful Cathedral which is the pride of the place, it is nice to visit it even during the Christmas period, it is wonderful with its "Christmas lights". I recommend it to everyone. (Original) Monza si trova in Brianza ,una città molto bella ,la visito spesso nei fine settimana , c'è uno stupendo Corso che attraversa centralmente tutta la parte centrale della Città e dove si trovano tantissimi negozi di moda per fare shopping e un bellissimo Duomo che è il fiore all' occhiello della località , è bello visitarla anche visitarla nel periodo di Natale, è stupenda con le sue " Luci di Natale " . Ve la consiglio a tutti .

(Translated by Google) One star I had to give it to be able to write MY review. Over the years, Monza has not fallen into decay but has fallen in every way; starting from the broken streets/sidewalks, to the unsafety that exists when one walks around, to the lack of lighting that is absent or downright miserable in the city, to the scarcity of means of transport, to the lack of organization of events and activities for everyone of all ages. IN MY OPINION, MONZA SHOULD RETURN BELOW MILAN AS IT IS NOT AT ALL ABLE TO BE MANAGED INDEPENDENTLY. WE ARE IN 2025 NOT IN 1800 WE MUST EVOLVE. (Original) Una stella L'ho dovuta mettere per forza per avere la possibilità di scrivere la MIA recensione. Monza negli anni é non decaduta ma bensì scaduta in tutto per tutto; partendo dalle strade/marciapiedi tutti rotti, alla non sicurezza che c'é quando uno cammina in giro, alla mancanza di illuminazione assente o proprio misera in città, alla scarsità di mezzi , alla non organizzazione di eventi attività per tutti di tutte le età. MONZA A PARER MIO DOVREVVE TORNARE SOTRO MILANO IN QUANTO NON É PER NULLA IN GRADO D'ESSERE GESTITA IN MODO AUTONOMO. SIAMO NEL 2025 NON NEL 1800 CI SI DEVE EVOLVERE.

(Translated by Google) I would like to express all my gratitude and gratitude to Mrs. D' Ambrosio, I hope I have understood her surname correctly, who with great professionalism and exquisite kindness was able to dispel every single doubt I had regarding the transfer due to death of Tari. If there were more people like this in the P.A. it would radically change the relationship of trust and respect of Italians towards public employees. Thanks again for your help. (Original) Vorrei esprimere tutta la mia riconoscenza e gratitudine alla Sig.ra D' Ambrosio, spero di aver capito bene il suo cognome, che ha saputo con grande professionalità e squisita gentilezza fugare ogni mio singolo dubbio in merito alla voltura per decesso della Tari. Se ci fossero più persone così nella P.A. cambierebbe radicalmente il rapporto di fiducia e di rispetto degli italiani verso gli impiegati pubblici. Grazie ancora per il suo aiuto.

(Translated by Google) The common point is Very useful and efficient (Original) Il punto comune è Molto utile ed efficiente

(Translated by Google) Lombardy is now degenerating into the disgusting Monza municipality. A dirty, run-down place with sky-high fines that don't even help improve traffic. Just look at the roads like Viale Campania, which has been there for three years... (Original) La Lombardia ormai sta degenerando in capo comune di monza che fa schifo . Posto di degrado sporco e con multe altissime e che non vanno neanche per migliorare il traffico basta vedere le strade come viale campania da 3 anni....

(Translated by Google) Commissioned by King Umberto I of Savoy, this jewel of art is located, unexpectedly for travellers, on platform 1 of the small Monza station. Recently restored as it was attacked by humidity and infiltrations and was even used as a warehouse, today it can be visited but only in certain periods of the year. A wonderful, fairy-tale place, which welcomed the Savoy royals during their travels and which was closed after the assassination of the King. I recommend you visit it, if you happen to be there, until January 7, 2022, for free. Green pass mandatory, you will also find a guide who will explain the history of this precious site. (Original) Voluta dal Re Umberto I di Savoia, questo gioiello d'arte si trova, inaspettatamente per i viaggiatori, sul binario 1 della piccola stazione di Monza. Restaurata da poco poiché aggredita dall'umidità e dalle infiltrazioni e destinata addirittura a magazzino, oggi è visitabile ma solo in alcuni periodi dell'anno. Un luogo meraviglioso, fiabesco, che accolse i reali Savoia durante i loro viaggi e che fu chiusa dopo l'assassinio del Re. Vi consiglio di visitarla, se capitate, fino al 7 Gennaio 2022, gratuitamente. Green pass obbligatorio, troverete anche una guida che vi illustrerà la storia di questo prezioso sito.

(Translated by Google) …after several times arriving in Monza by train!!…I only learned a few days ago…of the existence of this “Saletta Reale”!!…in reality you can't notice it from the outside!!…even if it overlooks the first binary!!…but I had never noticed!!…it should definitely be re-evaluated!!…since it is said that it was restored using large sums of money and reopened to the public about twenty years ago!!…the royal room was commissioned by King Umberto I!!…who had his summer residence in Monza!!…it was intended to welcome the royal family and the court during transfers!!…I saw it externally!!…but it is also said that all Inside you can admire a tempera medallion!!…a fresco!!…”The Genius of Savoy”!!…it is a truly unique royal room!!…many rich and bright decorations!!…which are part of the sumptuous life of the Savoy family!!…I definitely have to see this “Royal Room” in Monza internally too!!… (Original) …dopo varie volta che arrivo a Monza in treno!!…ho saputo solo pochi giorni fa…dell’esistenza di questa “Saletta Reale”!!…in realtà dall’esterno non si nota!!…anche se si affaccia proprio sul primo binario!!…ma non me ne ero mai accorta!!…sicuramente dovrebbe essere rivalutata!!…dal momento che si dice che è stata restaurata impiegando ingenti somme di denaro e riaperta al pubblico circa venti anni fa!!…la saletta reale fu voluta dal re Umberto I!!…che aveva a Monza la sua residenza estiva!!…era destinata ad accogliere la famiglia reale e la corte durante i trasferimenti!!…io l’ho vista esternamente!!…ma si dice anche che all’interno si può ammirare un medaglione a tempera!!…un affresco!!…”Il Genio dei Savoia”!!…è una saletta reale veramente unica nel suo genere!!…tanti ricchi e luminosi decori!!…che fanno parte della vita sfarzosa della famiglia Savoia!!…sicuramente devo vedere anche internamente questa “Saletta Reale” a Monza!!…

(Translated by Google) I had the opportunity to visit it when it was open. Very nice! I recommend dropping by (Original) Ho avuto l’opportunità di visitarla quando era aperta. Molto bella! Consiglio di farci un salto

(Translated by Google) Recently restored, very beautiful. Worth seeing in the few days it is open. (Original) Restaurata da poco, molto bella. Da vedere nei pochi giorni in cui è aperta.

(Translated by Google) I've only seen it from the outside, who knows from the inside. (Original) L'ho vista solo dall'esterno, chissà all'interno.

(Translated by Google) Villa Durini stands on a hill overlooking a large green panorama that extends from Mirovano to Alte Brianza. You can also see Monte Rosa, Grigne and Resegone. It dates back to the year 1000, and the long staircase leading to the villa is splendid (Original) Villa Durini sorge su un colle che domina un ampio panorama verdeche si estende da Mirovano ad alzate Brianza. Si possono inoltre scorgere il Monte Rosa, le Grigne e il Resegone. Risale all'anno 1000, splendida e la lunga scalinata che porta alla villa

(Translated by Google) J7 in (Original) J7 u