Huge park, great for cycling waking etc. It's so big it has the monza F1 track, a farm, a golf course and loads and loads of space to spare.

Wonderful place for walking, with kids’ play areas scattered throughout the park. Loved it

Good park very Italian would recommend. Mamma Mia!

I love meandering through this park and watching the sunset by the fountain in front of Palazzo Reale. Lingering is a priority here! We stumbled on a Beer/Food Truck festival on the last visit ... which was fun! they had trucks reprenting almost every type of cuisine in the world.

Largest walled park in Europe! Beatifullll

Incredibly huge park. The racing circuit part is very big alone, but the rest is big as well. Suitable for sports activities of many kinds. They even have running tracks for several lengths. Prep for many kms walk or better, ride. There was a huge storm in July 23 that massacred the racing track surrounding. Over 10 000 trees fell down.

Big beautiful park of the royal palace. 🌳🪵🍃 We spent not one but two days walking around and feeding the squirrels. 🥜🐿️ There are so many. 😍 There is a lake, with plenty of fish 🐟 and ducks 🦆 The tower looks cool. You really have plenty of options how to enjoy this place. ☺️

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 Some of the photos here on Google were a bit outdated or misleading for our visit.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 😀

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.

Such a nice place to relax. Has a huge garden I mean it’s really huge. I felt like I was in old fantasy movie. I mean inside the garden whole world going to forget and you are in another world. Front of the villa it’s looks like Landon palace. I was able to get beautiful pictures and get a relax time. I went there in a weekday, there wasn’t crowded at all so I enjoyed it really well. I didn’t walk lot I just stayed near the villa. And I don’t have any idea about inside the villa because I didn’t go there but according to pictures that I saw, I think as the garden inside is beautiful. You should visit that place if you’re in Milano o Monza.

Went for the F1, loved it. Such a historical track. We stayed just outside Milan, and used the shuttle service, which for only 10 euro is amazing value for money. The food on offer was decent and well priced. The toilets were very clean and were constantly cleaned though the day. The race on Sunday was not that exciting, but it doesn't matter as it was about the experience, and I have to admit standing in the grandstand, when they Italian anthem was being sung was amazing.

🏁 Incredible Weekend at the International GT Open – Monza 🇮🇹 What a weekend at the International GT Open! The Monza F1 Circuit, set in beautiful wooded parkland, is truly something special — the atmosphere, the speed, and the sound are unforgettable. Even better, entry was completely free all weekend, with great access to most of the stands — including Friday practice, which is quite rare. It was amazing to experience the fastest Formula 1 circuit up close, surrounded by passionate fans and stunning scenery. We stayed at a fantastic Airbnb just 100 yards from the entrance, which made the whole trip super convenient. Highly recommend this spot if you’re planning a visit. Already can’t wait to go back next year! 🏎️💨

The Temple of Speed. There are no words that do a visit to this track justice. Affordable parking, free paddock entry for many race weekends throughout the year. The roar of the engines. Getting up close and personal with the teams. You can feel the pulse of motorsport in your veins.

Amazing track to see F1. Worth the money to buy seats. Crazy event. It's possible to get a good view with general admission but you must be at the track first thing every morning. The selected seats are the way to go. Lots of great people there too. All very friendly

It took soooooooooo long to walk from the parking lot, even the closest one. There’s no shuttle. It’s probably a close a mile away. Lots of local Italian exciting fans. I don’t like how they set up the seating, fan zone, food, games, music, shops, walking paths, outdated bathrooms, etc. This track is spacious for the drivers, but nothing special for the viewers. I won’t return here though we love F1. I suppose you can helicopter in, that would be better????

Buy your tickets as soon as they are released which is 1 yr before and only buy from official ticket stores. Pick your parking & gates wisely & be ready for a lot of walking. Try and arrive at least 2hrs before the event you’re interested in.

Fast cars very fast. Makes me happy. Food in cafe good for race track, shop good but my wallet hurts 5 stars

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.

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

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) 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) An artistic and historical marvel, well-preserved and highlighted by excellent guides. It's absolutely worth it! Don't forget to book your visit by phone, following the clear information on the dedicated website. The museum is also worth a visit! (Original) Una meraviglia artistica e storica, ben custodita e valorizzata dalle bravissime guide. Ne vale assolutamente la pena! Non dimenticate di prenotare al telefono la visita, seguendo le chiarissime info sul sito dedicato. Anche il museo merita un salto!

(Translated by Google) A surprising and fascinating immersion in the Middle Ages, illustrated by original frescoes with an engaging guide and a glimpse of one of the most legendary and famous jewels of all time: the Iron Crown, which will amaze you! (Original) Sorprendente e fascinosa immersione nel Medioevo illustrata da affreschi originali con una interessante guida e la visione di uno dei più mitici e famosi gioielli di ogni tempo: la corona detta ferrea che vi stupirà!