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P robably built on a pagan cemetery area, the church was completed around 1260 to house the Order of the Humiliati, and following its suppression in 1571 it was entrusted to the Barnabites. Of the…

T he church is dedicated to St. Gerard of the Dyers, who died in Monza in 1207 and founded the hospital of the same name. The saint was buried in the cemetery attached to the then-existing small…

E dified in the 14th century close to the Visconti castle, of which one of the surrounding towers on the river remains, it was the seat of the Umiliati friars known as the "House of Bernareggio" and…

A s part of the project for the reconstruction of Casa Oriani (the building was owned by Barnaba Oriani), signed by engineer Andrea Bellini and presented to the City Council in 1908, a complex…

O n Via Italia, at the corner with Vicolo Ambrogiolo, we find Casa Cantù. Here an earlier building owned by Franco Cantù was reformed in the early 1920s to a design by architect Aristide Conti,…

Casa Borgonovo overlooks Largo Mazzini and is adorned with a rich repertoire of plants and female busts. Of great impact is the loggia on the second floor, supported by six concrete female figures…

The entire complex derives from the renovation of an older building by architect Canonica that took place between 1805 and 1825. Originally intended as a stables, it has a long longitudinal wing that…

Monza grew up along the Lambro River, which runs through it from north to south. In the past, the river was at the center of daily life and many activities took place along its banks. A number of…

The Museum is located inside the central university building, overlooking the Courtyard of the Fallen, the ancient medical courtyard of the University. Inaugurated in 1936, it houses manuscripts,…

D o you wish to take a walk under the moonlight with the right person at a romantic, inspiring venue? We have the perfect place in mind, that has recently become a UNESCO World Heritage Site . We're…