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.

Very peaceful route out of the back of Monza. Plenty of open green space with walkways. Full of squirrels, and the building is an interesting sight. There is a small cafe to the north side which makes for a good put stop. It's about a 40 minutes walk through from Monza to the race circuit.

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. ☺️

The best park ever! So huge that it never feels crowded. Walking trails, biking trails, small restaurants, picnic places, playgrounds for kids, squirrels and so much more.. easy to enjoy a full day at the park.

This park would be better if they stopped closing it at every single opportunity and without notice as well! Even on a beautiful bright and sunny day they will find a reason to keep people from enjoying nature. Very socialist. 0/10

Paths and the nature is perfect in the park. Parco di Monza is the best place for sports activities. Also, there is a small farm with cows and lamas. If somebody want to visit the autodromo must visit the the park after 25th August.

It's super huge and nice! There are many surprising areas within; Simultaneously there are many nice spots that leaves no excuse to do, from a regular normal exercise to a very professional one; you may also get motivated to do some even though you may go there for a simple relaxing walk. Also it's great to spend a great time with the family or even friends. It is strongly recommended to consider at least a complete half day to visit there.

Beautiful place, Especially the race track, for which we came - to watch the Formula 1 race that takes place there

This was my go to place in monza, calm and soothing feel while walk around the lake is blessing.

A perfect destination for all, you can walk for hours here and take a train tour for 20 minutes or so. There's a couple places to grab a drink and snacks. Ive been coming back here 3 days in a row now. Really recommend giving the place a chance!

Amazing experience to visit the track, only one week before the big circus will be coming. The security personell were super friendly and welcoming, they let us explore a bit and gave us a short look 'behind the scenes".

At f1 very well organised crowd control great brilliant atmosphere great with ferrari fans race spectacular

I passed by in the zone of Monza and I saw this wonderful villa . It’s a historical building since 18th century and one of the largest enclosed park in Europe Italy. It’s entrance free at the park where you can walk by with green natures. While entering inside has a payment. It’s very relaxing and fresh air around. Must visit

Imposing and sumptuous villa, a few steps from the historic center of Monza. For a few seconds it seems to be in another era. The external visit as well as that of the gardens is free. A visit is worth the trip

Visited the Villa Reale di Monza today with my partner and our child. It is a fantastic place to go for a walk on a nice day. There are lots of different routes around the park. There is also loads of wildlife, there was fish, squirrels and geese. There were also cafés in the villa. I would highly recommend for a family looking for something to do with kids

It really pains me to take one star out from this review, because the food is exceptionally good. Service is extremely prompt and very courteous. The menu has a very good selection and all is prepared to the high standards and with a good presentation. Overall it's a nice experience with deliciously prepared meals and clean tables. However, for a place called "Villa Reale" you would expect a better maintenance to the general decor, that has been a considerable let down for me. Though tables are clean and tidy, the general "shabby but not-chic" look, with hanging electric cables, exposed plastic conduit, mismatching and tired looking chairs is not very pleasant to the eye. Perhaps a small redecoration would greatly help into bringing the look of the place to the same very good level of quality of the food:  pleasant to the palate but also pleasant to the eye.

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.

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.

Even if it is an amazing day in terms of weather we enjoyed the place. The visit lasted 2 hours and we appreciated very much 4 guides that helped us to understand better the history of the place. Very recommended 😍

Great Tourist Destination. Perfect for a day out. Amazing place to explore and stunning architecture and the nature. You can enjoy and appreciate the place inside and out. Highly recommended!

Was incredible to be inside this Villa Real! The 10 euros entrance totally paid! The staff that told us the details of the Villa were very nice. Beautiful to travel back in time! Totally recommended 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.

A lovely old F1 circuit set in the heart of a park in the middle of a city! In normal times its possible to walk around to many parts of the Circuit free of charge, the old banked part of Monza is an absolute must to visit! Extremely cool part of history. The Circuit is not as modern as some and is quite tired in places I was actually quite surprised how much maintenance it requires.

Had a fabulous time (visited during Easter), the guided tour was really great and worth the money. They have guided tours at 10, 11:30 & 14:00 on almost all days including weekends (do check if you are visiting during race week, Xmas & New Years). We opted for the tour on track + tour of the main building & podium (30€). There's a guide who explains the history, show you the important rooms like media, briefing, commentators box, VIP box, podium and race control. Our guide spoke in English and Italian. There is sufficient opportunity to take photos everywhere. The tour ends with a 5min ride on the track in a mini van (you can also ride this alone for 25€ but the one with the guide is worth it). Getting to the track is super easy, if you are driving you can come till the info point and park... plenty of spaces. You can walk a portion for free that is near the famous parabola... you can visit the stands for a closer look. Cycling in the track is available only on select days. There is a toilet facility, cafe and souvenir shops. The souvenirs are almost the same price as in the Ferrari museum and such, quality is nice. The race car model shop was quite interesting and not overpriced. These are also open all year like the tours.

Temple of Speed, what a great track this is. Monza is an iconic track and it doesn’t fail to impress. It’s a bit tricky with accessibility due to it being in the park but it does have some great viewing points and it hosts some amazing races. It’s a must for every motorsport enthusiast

2023 Italian GP, it was absolutely amazing. Great atmosphere and had an overall fantastic weekend. Forza Ferrari! Looking forward to visiting again soon.

Really cool place for F1 fans and also for the ones that are not!! Such an interesting place and cool to visit!!

I wasn't here on the raceday. However, the experience of walking along the original track was great. It was an equally great experience for me to sit in the stands and enjoy the view, even though the current track was empty. I recommend every F1 fan to walk around the track and enjoy the atmosphere.

Grand Prix F1 2023, Excellent experience and people are very friendly and helpful! The ground was covered with broken branches because of the storm they had some months ago and it was sometimes difficult to walk but I think overall everything was OK. As usual you can expect long queues for water and toilet but that’s normal when there are 10,000s of people.

We booked the circuit tour experience which was worth every penny, saw the media room, commentary box, cool down room and also went up on the podium. Later in the day we were driven round the circuit. Also had time to visit the old Monza banking. Staff were very knowledgeable, thanks!

What a Magical Place! the staff in the experience tour are the best! very awesome atmosphere..

Went here for the F1 2022 and found it to offer a poor spectator experience. Stands are flat metal benches, so pack a cushion and they offer limited shade, so a hat and sunscreen is essential. As for the food and drink options, along with a random token system, it was appalling. Hope they learn from it and do better in 2023 and beyond!

My family spent 4 days trackside for Monza F1, 22. We had the time of our lives. I recommend taking plenty of water. Race day we purchased 60 euro in tockens for food trucks. Lines were so long we didn’t get to spend them. Otherwise, we had a 5 Star Experience.

We visited the track for the 2023 Formula 1 Grand Prix. It was an exceptional experience and I highly recommend it for any motorsport enthusiast. Everything was well organised and the staff all around the track were helpful. The track offers excellent views of the racing with various grandstands all around it. There were also many food stations and bars to serve the tastes of everyone.

The circuit was amazing to see and the mini bus ride was the highlight of the trip. I do feel like paying €30 euro for the mini bus ride and experience tour was overpriced. I wish the guide had more energy during the tour and answered more of my questions instead of saying “I’m not sure” or “I don’t know”. If you’re a fan of f1, you’ll enjoy the tour nevertheless, but if you’re coming and don’t care much for f1 then it’s probably not worth it. I was also told they weren’t doing any more tours yet later I saw them conducting a tour for a couple. I feel like they said no because I was on my own. Nevertheless, felt a bit odd that I got turned away the first time even thought it was open on the website and Google maps. I bumped into the guide and the couple and had to ask to join the tour again. Overall a 7/10 experience, was cool to cross the line.

Was here for the 2023 Formula 1 Grand Prix. Amazing atmosphere, but also the organization was very good this year. No token system, and if timed correctly then lines for things like food and toilets were also quite short. I’m not sure who is at fault for this particular issue, but there wasn’t enough places to cross the track. Meaning that huge lines formed to cross a bridge that didn’t feel all that safe to cross in my opinion. But overall the tifosi were amazing and it was amazing to be there for a Ferrari pole position.

A historic track that was great to experience, being able to walk on the track was the best part; thought the methods and routs to get to specific locations and seats needs to be more clear but an unforgettable experience none the less.

The track is under construction and so you are deprived of the entire experience. Highly recommended but only after the track is complete (june 2024)

This is such an amazing venue. WE were there at WEC2023. The Food was great, cheap beer. Great chance to walk around Monza and experience from many different stands. The outer stands are too hot on a hot day. Don’t understand why they don’t put up some shade. But besides this everything was totally amazing

Well, for all the bad Press Monza received after 2022 GP we were pleasantly suprised by the general admission possibilities. Circuit has a lot of space to watch, a fair amount of GA grandstands (way smaller than the paod stands). Overall hospitality was good, beer was icy cold! All the staff were very kind!

Stunningly beautiful! The interior is even more magnificent than the exterior. Make sure to get a tour including the Iron Crown, if possible. Amazing history and artwork in the crown's chapel.

Beautiful cathedral! I loved the colors it has. Black and white makes it unique, I don't know why those colors are there but I was captivated by admiring that beautiful marble facade. I don’t have much time to know more about this city but I hope in other time.

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

Amazing work of art ! This cathedral is worth the visit !

Pretty, The Dumont & the old town BUT as a solo female traveler… Monza is a lil sketchy! The old town is pretty/touristic the Duomo is pretty, I took the train there… lots of graffiti etc … got out of dodge quite quickly!! Wasn’t dangerous, just sketchy.

Fantastic place with longobards crown.

Is quiet similar to the one in Firenze call it santa croce, but still beautiful. Follow my Instagram account @fredwar8

Impressive. It's located in the city center, a few blocks from the train station. This cathedral is dedicated to John Baptist. It is embelished by the works of important artists such as Arcimboldo, Borroni and Legnarino. The façade is made of two toned marble. There is an excellent museum on the side of the Duomo.

Wonderful selection of cakes and pastries. Fantastic coffee ☕️. Close to Duomo

Very undervalued church. We enjoyed it inside and outside. 😍 Of course, we suggested no to go inside during the ceremonies to take picture.

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.

Mi sono recato alla Cattedrale di Monza ma già alle 12 era chiusa per un matrimonio. Ci sono ritornato alle 15,30 per visitare il museo dove si può ammirare la corona ferrea. Purtroppo non si può accedere perché fra poco ci sarà un altro matrimonio e si potrà farlo dopo le 17,30.Non riesco a capire ed accettare queste decisioni arbitrarie intraprese da chi gestisce la cattedrale. Infatti con la città piena di turisti si precludono le visite perché si devono svolgere gli stessi. Si potrebbero dare degli orari alternativi e non effettuare due funzioni nello stesso giorno e precludere l'ingresso ai visitatori.

Clean place, fast kitchen, nice staff, bit crowded but quality alwas stable

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.

I like history so il think i can about to it

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!!

Fantastic

(Translated by Google) When visiting the cathedral of Monza you should also visit the museum and the chapel of Teodolinda. 14 centuries of art history among unique masterpieces in the world from the Lombard heritage to contemporary art, while in the Teodolinda chapel there are 45 splendid scenes painted by the zavattari and the Iron Crown kept inside the chapel. The guide to the chapel takes place every half hour and reservations are almost mandatory. (Original) Quando si visita il duomo di Monza bisognerebbe visitarne anche il museo e la cappella di Teodolinda. 14 secoli d'arte di storia tra capolavori unici al mondo dall'eredità Longobarda all'arte contemporanea, mentre nella cappella Teodolinda ci sono 45 splendide scene dipinte dagli zavattari e la Corona ferrea custodita dentro la cappella. La guida alla cappella viene fatta ogni mezz'ora ed è quasi obbligatoria la prenotazione.

Beautiful frescoes restored to an original splendor.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! The frescoes are beautiful, both for their artistic and historical value, and the Crown of Italy is very fascinating. The chapel is accessible only with a guided tour (it lasts half an hour and is well done) at a cost of € 8. The ticket is really worth paying for! (Original) Splendida! Belli gli affreschi, sia per il valore artistico che storico, e molto affascinante la Corona d'Italia. La cappella è accessibile solo con una visita guidata (dura una mezz'oretta ed è ben fatta) al costo di 8€. Vale davvero la pena di pagare il biglietto!

(Translated by Google) Medieval chapel of inestimable value for the beauty of the frescoes and for the historical significance of the figure of Queen Teodolinda and the iron crown, preserved here. The visit inside must be booked and requires the payment of a ticket (if you want you can also include a visit to the museum, which I recommend for a complete understanding) but it is worth every penny spent! It is an essential stop for anyone in Monza! (Original) Cappella medievale di valore inestimabile per la bellezza degli affreschi e per il significato storico della figura della regina Teodolinda e della corona ferrea, qui conservata. La visita all'interno si deve prenotare ed è previsto il pagamento di un biglietto (se si vuole si può includere anche la visita la museo, che consiglio per una comprensione xompleta) ma vale ogni centesimo speso! È una tappa imprescindibile per chi si trovi a Monza!

(Translated by Google) Unique experience. Cycle of 15th century frescoes on the life of the Lombard queen Teodolinda, 45 scenes painted by the Zavatteri. A unique masterpiece. What about the ceiling paintings! So beautiful that even the interesting explanation on the iron crown (an incredible jewel in its simplicity) impressed me less than scrolling through all the painted episodes. Gothic style. Worth seeing to realize the uniqueness and mastery of the artists of Italian Humanism. (Original) Esperienza unica. Ciclo di affreschi del '400 sulla vita della regina longobarda Teodolinda, 45 scene dipinte dagli Zavatteri. Un capolavoro unico. Che dire dei dipinti del soffitto! Talmente belli che pure l'interessante spiegazione sulla corona ferrea (gioiello incredibile nella sua semplicità), mi ha colpito meno dello scorrere con lo sguardo tutti gli episodi dipinti. Stile gotico. Da vedere per rendersi conto dell' unicita' e maestria degli artisti dell'Umanesimo italiano.

(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) Access is only possible upon reservation and following the guide. The Chapel is screened by drapes which prevent the view of the outside until you enter on your turn. Ticket at the ticket office next to the Duomo. Stupendously frescoed chapel, narrates episodes from the life of Queen Teodolinda. The guides are excellent. At the end of the visit and with almost solemn gestures, the iron crown is shown which illuminates the Chapel with its splendor. The visit to the Chapel lasts approximately 30 minutes. Absolutely not to be missed. (Original) Si accede solo su prenotazione e al seguito della guida. La Cappella è schermata da drappi che ne impediscono la vista dell'esterno fino a che non si entra col proprio turno. Ticket in biglietteria a fianco del Duomo. Cappella stupendamente affrescata, narra gli episodi della vita della regina Teodolinda. Bravissime le guide. Al termine della visita e con gesti quasi solenni, viene mostrata la corona ferrea che con il suo splendore illumina la Cappella. La visita alla Cappella dura circa 30 minuti. Da non perdere assolutamente.

(Translated by Google) The Chapel of Queen Teodolinda, also known as the 'Zavattari Chapel' is located on the left side of the transept of the Monza cathedral; it is famous for the cycle of frescoes, considered one of the masterpieces of Gothic painting in Italy, dedicated to the 'Stories of Theodelinda' listed in 45 scenes, which completely cover the walls; it is the most important work of the Zavattari, a well-known family of Milanese painters, executed in the 15th century; against the back wall of the chapel is the sarcophagus containing the remains of Queen Teodolinda and her son Adaloaldo and in the center there is an altar from 1888, which houses the historic iron crown used for the coronation of the Kings of Italy; No photography allowed. (Original) La Cappella della regina Teodolinda, conosciuta anche come ' Cappella Zavattari' è situata nel lato sinistro del transetto del duomo di Monza; è famosa per il ciclo di affreschi, considerati uno dei capolavori della pittura gotica in Italia, dedicati alle 'Storie di Teodolinda' elencate in 45 scene, che rivestono completamente le pareti; è il più importante lavoro degli Zavattari, una nota famiglia di pittori milanesi, eseguito nel XV secolo; contro la parete di fondo della cappella è situato il sarcofago contenente i resti della Regina Teodolinda e del figlio Adaloaldo ed al centro vi è un altare del 1888, che custodisce la storica corona ferrea usata per l'incoronazione dei Re d'Italia; è vietato fotografare.

(Translated by Google) The Chapel is truly a masterpiece for the frescoes of the life story of the Queen of the Lombards, Teolinda (Original) La Cappella e' davvero un capolavoro per gli affreschi della storia della vita della regina dei Longobardi, Teolinda

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’s location is nice, close to the train station and in the vicinity of the duomo and other attractions in the center.

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.

Monza is my favorite city in Italy , so what I'm gonna say about Arengario is based on that fact. I'v been into it twice and to say the truth the place is not big yet was nice and well prepared for the museum. The usually present an exhibition of different kind of art so the you may find a variety of things. Once again I'm in love with the city so my opinions are based on it.

Really nice building in Monza.. to see if you are in monza centre.

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.

Het koninklijk paleis van Italië......het is al heel lang geleden dat er een koning was in Italië. Monza is een heel mooie plaats met heel veel statige villa's. Het paleis is mooi ...maar het park met een kilometer lange gemetselde ommuring is super mooi. Je kunt er in voor een bezoek. (Translated by Google) The Royal Palace of Italy......it has been a long time since there was a king in Italy. Monza is a very beautiful place with many stately villas. The palace is beautiful ... but the park with a kilometer long masonry wall is super beautiful. You can go in for a visit.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful rose garden located in front of the Royal Villa of Monza. A must for those visiting the park, especially during the flowering period of the numerous species of roses inside it. This year, 2022, flowering is at its peak in mid-May. (Original) Bellissimo roseto situato davanti alla Villa Reale di Monza. Una tappa obbligata per chi visita il parco, soprattutto durante il periodo della fioritura delle numerose specie di rose presenti al suo interno. Quest’anno, 2022, la fioritura è al suo culmine a metà maggio.

(Translated by Google) The season is not favorable, few shrubs are still in bloom. But the emotions and surprises were many cmq. Water games, ponds, hidden corners and hills. All enclosed in the "arms of the Royal Villa" (Original) La stagione non è propizia, pochi arbusti sono ancora in fiore. Ma le emozioni e le sorprese sono state cmq molte. Giochi d'acqua, laghetti, angoli nascosti e collinette. Tutto racchiuso tra le "braccia della Villa Reale"

(Translated by Google) Visited on the occasion of the BANKSY traveling exhibition at the Serrone and, after other visits in the appropriate period, I must admit that even out of season it is always a great experience (Original) Visitato in occasione della mostra itinerante di BANKSY presso il Serrone e, dopo altre visite nel periodo appropriato, devo riconoscere che anche fuori stagione è sempre una gran bella esperienza

(Translated by Google) Seen on May 1, 2024, in a group at Villa Reale. Stunning, a riot of colors and types of roses. (Original) Visto il 1 maggio 2024,in comitiva alla Villa Reale.Stupendo ,un tripudio di colori e ,di tipologie di rose .

(Translated by Google) The Rose Garden is home to over 800 varieties of roses and can be found in the forecourt of the Royal Villa. It was here that Niso Fumagalli, president of the Italian Rose Association, wanted it. Every year since 1965 it hosts the "International Rose Competition" in spring. (Original) Il Roseto ospita oltre 800 varietà di rose e lo trovate nell'avancorte della Villa Reale. Qui lo volle Niso Fumagalli ,presidende dell'Associazione Italiana della Rosa. Ogni anno dal 1965 ospita in primavera il "Concorso Internazionale della Rosa".

(Translated by Google) Season at the end to visit this collection of well-managed rose gardens, despite the period it still remains a splendid green corner, decorated with benches, gazebos and well-maintained paths. The position in front of the Villa Reale and the tranquillity, enriched by water features and small bridges, make it the ideal place for a break and some reflection. Compliments. (Original) Stagione al termine per visitare questa raccolta di roseti gestiti ottimamente, nonostante il periodo rimane comunque uno splendido angolo verde, addobbato di panchine, gazebo e sentieri ben curati. La posizione di fronte alla Villa Reale e la tranquillità, arricchita da giochi d'acqua e ponticelli, la rendono luogo ideale per una sosta e qualche riflessione. Complimenti.

(Translated by Google) A riot of colors and scents... really worth a visit (Original) Tripudio di colori e profumi...vale davvero una visita

(Translated by Google) Wonderful rose garden in the flowering season! The explanatory labels of the various species of roses and the idea of ​​dividing them into thematic groups, each dedicated to famous artists or writers, are beautiful. A pleasant and interesting walk at sunset! (Original) Roseto meraviglioso nella stagione delle fioriture! Belle le etichette esplicative delle varie specie di rose e l'idea di suddividerle in gruppi tematici, dedicate ognuni ad artisti o scrittori famosi. Una piacevole e interessante passeggiata al tramonto!

(Translated by Google) The 'Niso Fumagalli' Rose Garden is located in the Avancorte of Villa Reale in Monza, was officially inaugurated in 1970 and hosts more than 4,000 varieties of roses; the Italian Rose Association takes care of its maintenance and during the flowering period events and guided tours are organised; unfortunately the month of October did not allow us to admire the splendor of the rose garden in bloom. (Original) Il Roseto 'Niso Fumagalli' è situato nell' Avancorte di Villa Reale a Monza, è stato inaugurato ufficialmente nel 1970 ed ospita più di 4.000 varietà di rose; l'Associazione Italiana della Rosa ne cura la manutenzione e durante il periodo della fioritura vengono organizzati eventi e visite guidate; purtroppo il mese di ottobre non ha permesso di ammirare lo splendore del roseto in fiore.

(Translated by Google) Over the years the rose garden has had many famous patronesses for the opening of the "roses from around the world" competition. The first blooms begin in May and it is an appointment that I never give up. I dedicated this little thought of mine to the rose: Life is like a rose, reality smells, and it's inside you. The important thing is to enjoy it like me therefore respect her just a little more (Original) Nel corso degli anni il roseto ha avuto molte famose madrine per l'apertura del concorso "rose da tutto il mondo". A maggio iniziano le prime fioriture ed è un appuntamento a cui non rinuncio mai. Alla rosa ho dedicato questo mio piccolo pensiero: La vita è come una rosa profuma la realtà, ed è dentro di te. L' importante è gioirne come me quindi rispettala solo un po' di più

(Translated by Google) The beauty of the environment depends greatly on the season and climate. Access is free during the opening hours of the villa and the park and there are a large quantity of different plants. It is worth a visit if you go to the palace, even if you don't have much knowledge of botany (Original) La bellezza dell'ambiente dipende molto dalla stagione e dal clima. L'accesso è libero negli orari, di apertura della villa e del parco e sono presenti una grande quantità di piante diverse. Merita una visita se si va alla reggia, anche se non si ha molta conoscenza della botanica

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant to visit. In the months of flowering roses of all colors and sizes, some very fragrant bushes. In a context of great beauty, entry is free. (Original) Molto piacevole da visitare. Nei mesi di fioritura rose di ogni colore e grandezza, alcuni cespugli molto profumati. In un contesto di grande bellezza, l'ingresso è gratuito.

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.

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

One of my favorite places to relax in the city

Very tasty and pleasant🤗

The bridge itself is nothing special, but the surrounding is rich of nice bars and restaurants. I suggest Dive and Liquors for cocktails.

When I read about things to see in Monza before my visit then this Bridge came up on several occasions. However, now when I saw it seems like a made up thing to visit as it is basically a bridge like any other.

Love the architecture of this bridge. Also a good starting point to visit charming Monza!

A lovely old F1 circuit set in the heart of a park in the middle of a city! In normal times its possible to walk around to many parts of the Circuit free of charge, the old banked part of Monza is an absolute must to visit! Extremely cool part of history. The Circuit is not as modern as some and is quite tired in places I was actually quite surprised how much maintenance it requires.

Had a fabulous time (visited during Easter), the guided tour was really great and worth the money. They have guided tours at 10, 11:30 & 14:00 on almost all days including weekends (do check if you are visiting during race week, Xmas & New Years). We opted for the tour on track + tour of the main building & podium (30€). There's a guide who explains the history, show you the important rooms like media, briefing, commentators box, VIP box, podium and race control. Our guide spoke in English and Italian. There is sufficient opportunity to take photos everywhere. The tour ends with a 5min ride on the track in a mini van (you can also ride this alone for 25€ but the one with the guide is worth it). Getting to the track is super easy, if you are driving you can come till the info point and park... plenty of spaces. You can walk a portion for free that is near the famous parabola... you can visit the stands for a closer look. Cycling in the track is available only on select days. There is a toilet facility, cafe and souvenir shops. The souvenirs are almost the same price as in the Ferrari museum and such, quality is nice. The race car model shop was quite interesting and not overpriced. These are also open all year like the tours.

Temple of Speed, what a great track this is. Monza is an iconic track and it doesn’t fail to impress. It’s a bit tricky with accessibility due to it being in the park but it does have some great viewing points and it hosts some amazing races. It’s a must for every motorsport enthusiast

2023 Italian GP, it was absolutely amazing. Great atmosphere and had an overall fantastic weekend. Forza Ferrari! Looking forward to visiting again soon.

Really cool place for F1 fans and also for the ones that are not!! Such an interesting place and cool to visit!!

I wasn't here on the raceday. However, the experience of walking along the original track was great. It was an equally great experience for me to sit in the stands and enjoy the view, even though the current track was empty. I recommend every F1 fan to walk around the track and enjoy the atmosphere.

Grand Prix F1 2023, Excellent experience and people are very friendly and helpful! The ground was covered with broken branches because of the storm they had some months ago and it was sometimes difficult to walk but I think overall everything was OK. As usual you can expect long queues for water and toilet but that’s normal when there are 10,000s of people.

We booked the circuit tour experience which was worth every penny, saw the media room, commentary box, cool down room and also went up on the podium. Later in the day we were driven round the circuit. Also had time to visit the old Monza banking. Staff were very knowledgeable, thanks!

What a Magical Place! the staff in the experience tour are the best! very awesome atmosphere..

Went here for the F1 2022 and found it to offer a poor spectator experience. Stands are flat metal benches, so pack a cushion and they offer limited shade, so a hat and sunscreen is essential. As for the food and drink options, along with a random token system, it was appalling. Hope they learn from it and do better in 2023 and beyond!

My family spent 4 days trackside for Monza F1, 22. We had the time of our lives. I recommend taking plenty of water. Race day we purchased 60 euro in tockens for food trucks. Lines were so long we didn’t get to spend them. Otherwise, we had a 5 Star Experience.

We visited the track for the 2023 Formula 1 Grand Prix. It was an exceptional experience and I highly recommend it for any motorsport enthusiast. Everything was well organised and the staff all around the track were helpful. The track offers excellent views of the racing with various grandstands all around it. There were also many food stations and bars to serve the tastes of everyone.

The circuit was amazing to see and the mini bus ride was the highlight of the trip. I do feel like paying €30 euro for the mini bus ride and experience tour was overpriced. I wish the guide had more energy during the tour and answered more of my questions instead of saying “I’m not sure” or “I don’t know”. If you’re a fan of f1, you’ll enjoy the tour nevertheless, but if you’re coming and don’t care much for f1 then it’s probably not worth it. I was also told they weren’t doing any more tours yet later I saw them conducting a tour for a couple. I feel like they said no because I was on my own. Nevertheless, felt a bit odd that I got turned away the first time even thought it was open on the website and Google maps. I bumped into the guide and the couple and had to ask to join the tour again. Overall a 7/10 experience, was cool to cross the line.

Was here for the 2023 Formula 1 Grand Prix. Amazing atmosphere, but also the organization was very good this year. No token system, and if timed correctly then lines for things like food and toilets were also quite short. I’m not sure who is at fault for this particular issue, but there wasn’t enough places to cross the track. Meaning that huge lines formed to cross a bridge that didn’t feel all that safe to cross in my opinion. But overall the tifosi were amazing and it was amazing to be there for a Ferrari pole position.

A historic track that was great to experience, being able to walk on the track was the best part; thought the methods and routs to get to specific locations and seats needs to be more clear but an unforgettable experience none the less.

The track is under construction and so you are deprived of the entire experience. Highly recommended but only after the track is complete (june 2024)

This is such an amazing venue. WE were there at WEC2023. The Food was great, cheap beer. Great chance to walk around Monza and experience from many different stands. The outer stands are too hot on a hot day. Don’t understand why they don’t put up some shade. But besides this everything was totally amazing

Well, for all the bad Press Monza received after 2022 GP we were pleasantly suprised by the general admission possibilities. Circuit has a lot of space to watch, a fair amount of GA grandstands (way smaller than the paod stands). Overall hospitality was good, beer was icy cold! All the staff were very kind!

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.

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A must see

(Translated by Google) On the site of the killing of King Umberto I, marked by a black memorial stone in the crypt below, his son King Vittorio Emanuele III had this chapel built. Upstairs, the real chapel houses splendid mosaics in pure gold; the crypt below instead houses all the bronze crowns that were sent from different countries around the world and various Italian locations to commemorate the deceased. The chapel and crypt can only be accessed via stairs. All around there is a large garden. Entrance is free. (Original) Sul luogo dell'uccisione di Re Umberto I, marcato da un cippo nero nella cripta sottostante, il figlio Re Vittorio Emanuele III fece erigere questa cappella. Al piano superiore, la vera cappella ospita splendidi mosaici in oro zecchino; la cripta sottostante ospita invece tutte le corone bronzee che vennero inviate da diversi Paesi del mondo e diverse località italiane per commemorare il defunto. Alla cappella e alla cripta si accede solo tramite scale. Tutt'intorno vi è un ampio giardino. L'ingresso è gratuito.

nice place to visit

Do spend a few minutes of quite in this small church

Beautiful church

(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!!!...in via Italia!!!...called in strada because it is located on the main road from Monza to Milan... Spectacular Lombard-Gothic style!!!...it certainly doesn't go unnoticed!!!...important frescoes inside with the secondary altars!!...definitely worth a visit if you are in those parts!!! (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!!!

(Translated by Google) So called for the Statue of the Virgin positioned on the terracotta facade overlooking one of the main streets of the city. (Original) Così chiamata per la Statua della Vergine posizionata sulla facciata in cotto che affaccia su una delle vie principali della città.

(Translated by Google) This church in the center of Monza was built in 1348, completed and consecrated in 1357, and is in Lombard Gothic style. Today, inside, there are scaffolding for restoration work and apart from the altar, very little can be seen. To be visited when the works are completed. (Original) Questa chiesa nel centro di Monza fu costruita nel 1348 , ultimata e consacrata nel 1357, è in stile Gotico Lombardo. Oggi , all' interno, ci sono le impalcature per lavori di restauro e oltre all'altare , si vede ben poco. Da visitare a lavori ultimati.

Kind and prepared staff.

(Translated by Google) They were a surprise because they are not widely advertised. First of all, the place where they are housed is important, the Casa degli Umiliati. This order of medieval origin was very active in the city and since it had become rich and powerful, inserted as it was in the economic and social fabric, it aroused suspicion and discontent in the Church and in 1571 S. Carlo Borromeo decreed its dissolution. The buildings of the Humiliated do they differentiated into convents intended for consecrated religious and meeting places for lay affiliates; the Casa degli Umiliati belongs to the latter type. So we are in a historic house ("Convenium"), of which the courtyard was the cloister. The museums include a small but interesting lapidary collection: it is set up in the first instance right outside ("Stories of stone"), in the courtyard, and includes finds from the Roman era. It then continues in the first room inside the museum ("Modoetia. Signs and traces of the medieval city '), where we also find the only surviving painting of the ancient Casa Umiliata, moved here. It is a" Lamentation over the dead Christ " by Giuseppe Meda. The visit continues with works from the "Young Biennale. The tradition of the future"; with an explanation of the "Origins of the Collection" of the Pinacoteca; the "Cabinet of Prints", among which we find interesting references to the Nun of Monza from the famous novel by Manzoni "The Betrothed". On the mezzanine floor there are the "Great Works of the Nineteenth Century in Monza"; "Mosè Bianchi, fresco painter" (pivotal figure of artistic Monza, to whom tombstones and statues are dedicated in the city). A beautiful section is dedicated to "Portraits", then continuing with the art of the twentieth century and the artistic activities promoted by the city after the war. The museum allows you to frame the city from the beginning, born on the banks of the river, to then pass under the Romans and the splendor achieved with the Lombard queen Theodolinda, crossing the ages up to the contemporary city. The nineteenth-century paintings showing the ruins of the Visconti castle, which no longer exist, are interesting. One of the faces of the lost city. Courteous staff, beautiful settings and consistent set-ups. Equipped with a tidy toilet, the museum is part of the "Monza in 60 days" circuit. At the entrance you will be given a "passport" that allows you to visit four other cultural sites in Monza at a reduced price within 60 days of issue: Museum of the Duomo, Treasury of the Cathedral / Chapel of Teodolinda (with the Iron Crown), Consorzio Villa Reale, National Autodrome. The only flaw: the museum's audio guide app didn't work. However to visit if you are in Monza! (Original) Sono stati una sorpresa perché non sono molto pubblicizzati. Anzitutto è importante la sede in cui sono ospitati, la Casa degli Umiliati. Questo ordine di origine medievale fu molto attivo in città e siccome era divenuto ricco e potente, inserito com'era nel tessuto economico e sociale, suscitò sospetti e malumori nella Chiesa e S. Carlo Borromeo nel 1571 ne decretò lo scioglimento. Gli edifici degli Umiliati si differenziavano in conventi destinati ai religiosi consacrati e in luoghi di riunione per gli affiliati laici; la Casa degli Umiliati appartiene a quest’ultima tipologia. Quindi ci troviamo in una dimora storica ("Convenium"), di cui il cortile costituiva il chiostrino. I musei comprendono una piccola ma interessante raccolta lapidaria: essa è allestita in prima battuta proprio all'esterno ("Storie di pietra"), nel cortiletto, e comprende reperti di epoca romana. Prosegue poi nella prima sala all'interno del museo ("Modoetia. Segni e tracce della città medievale'), dove troviamo anche l'unico dipinto sopravvissuto dell'antica Casa Umiliata, qui trasferito. Si tratta di un "Compianto sul Cristo morto" di Giuseppe Meda. Il percorso di visita prosegue con opere della "Biennale giovani. La tradizione del futuro"; con la spiegazione delle "Origini della Collezione" della Pinacoteca; il "Gabinetto delle Stampe", tra cui troviamo interessanti riferimenti alla Monaca di Monza del celebre romanzo di Manzoni "I Promessi sposi". Al piano rialzato si trovano le "Grandi Opere dell'Ottocento monzese"; "Mosè Bianchi, affreschista" (figura cardine di Monza artistica, cui sono dedicate lapidi e statue in città). Una bella sezione è dedicata ai "Ritratti", proseguendo poi con l'arte del XX secolo e le attività artistiche promosse dalla città nel dopoguerra. Il museo consente di inquadrare la città dagli albori, nata sulle sponde del fiume, per poi passare sotto i Romani e lo splendore raggiunto con la regina longobarda Teodolinda, attraversando le epoche fino ad arrivare alla città contemporanea. Interessanti i dipinti ottocenteschi che mostrano le rovine del castello visconteo, non più esistente. Uno dei volti della città perduta. Cortese il personale, belle le ambientazioni e coerenti gli allestimenti. Dotato di ordinata toilette, il museo fa parte del circuito "Il giro di Monza in 60 giorni". All'ingresso viene consegnato un "passaporto" che consente di visitare altri quattro luoghi culturali di Monza a prezzo ridotto entro 60 giorni dal rilascio: Museo del Duomo, Tesoro del Duomo/Cappella di Teodolinda (con la Corona Ferrea), Consorzio Villa Reale, Autodromo Nazionale. Unica pecca: non funzionava la app per audioguida del museo. Comunque da visitare se si è a Monza!

(Translated by Google) This is the former home of the Humiliated in Monza, a historic building in via Teodolinda in the heart of the city, near the Duomo. The exhibition on the images of fantasy was present. It houses the permanent collection of paintings, sculptures, terracotta and other property of the municipality of Monza. To visit. Years ago he contributed to the restoration of a work, a portrait, which is now permanently exhibited. In the cloister at the entrance to find truly fascinating funerary monuments and capitals from the Roman imperial period. There are also works of modern art. (Original) Si tratta della ex casa degli Umiliati di Monza, edificio storico in via Teodolinda nel cuore della città, nelle vicinanze del Duomo. Era presente la mostra sulle immagini della fantasia. Ospita la collezione permanente di quadri, sculture, terracotte ed altro proprietà del comune di Monza. Da visitare. Anni fa contribuì al restauro di un'opera, un ritratto, oggi esposto in modo permanente. Nel chiostro all'ingresso di trovano monumenti funerari e capitelli del periodo imperiale romano veramente affascinanti. Presenti anche opere d'arte moderna.

Nice museum

(Translated by Google) I went to visit this museum during a short trip to Monza by bicycle. It is a small museum, with some finds from ancient and medieval Monza on the ground floor. The first floor houses an art gallery with several paintings covering various artistic periods, from mannerism to the modern age. The paintings of the Lombard impressionist painters are very beautiful. On the ground floor you can also admire non-permanent collections. Absolutely recommended! (Original) Sono andato a visitare questo museo durante una breve gita a Monza in bicicletta . È un museo piccolino , con qualche reperto della Monza antica e medioevale al piano terra . Il primo piano ospita una pinacoteca con diversi dipinti che coprono vari periodi artistici , dal manierismo alla età moderna . Molto belli i dipinti dei pittori dell'impressionismo Lombardo . Al piano terra poi si possono ammirare anche delle collezioni, non permanenti . Assolutamente consigliato !

(Translated by Google) On the first Sunday of the month this museum is free but it also has discounts for the Lombardy museum card and the Monza passport. The museum is located in the historic house of the humiliated, the building in which the lay affiliates of the religious order of the humiliated met during the Middle Ages. There are many works by the masters active in Monza in the second half of the 19th century together with great names of Italian art of the 19th and 20th centuries. It also welcomes works and pieces from the youth biennial (Original) La prima domenica del mese questo museo è gratuito però ha anche convenzioni tessera musei della Lombardia sia il passaporto monzese. Il museo ha la sede nella storica casa degli umiliati l'edificio in cui durante il medioevo si riunivano gli affiliati laici dell'ordine religioso degli umiliati. Ci sono molte opere dei maestri attivi a Monza Nella seconda metà dell'800 insieme a grandi nomi dell'arte italiana del XIX e XX. Accoglie anche opere e pezzi della biennale giovani

(Translated by Google) Housed in the Casa degli Umiliati in the historic center of Monza, they collect various works and traveling exhibitions and a permanent exhibition of Lombard pictorial art, featuring nineteenth-century Monza artists. To be seen (Original) Ospitati nella Casa degli Umiliati in pieno centro storico a Monza raccolgono varie opere e mostre itineranti e una mostra permanente di arte pittorica lombarda, cin artisti monzesi dell'Ottocento. Da vedere

(Translated by Google) Visited for free on the first Sunday of the month. Few rooms, pleasant to visit and beautiful paintings inside (to my taste). Courteous staff. I recommend the visit, then you can continue to the center of Monza, the cathedral (beautiful) with free entry and finally the Villa Reale (for a fee except the gardens with free access). Paid parking on the outskirts of the city (the small car park in the train station area costs 1 euro per hour). Enjoy your visit! (Original) Visitati gratuitamente la prima domenica del mese. Poche sale, si visita piacevolmente e bei quadri all'interno (a mio gusto). Personale cortese. Consiglio la visita, poi si può proseguire per il centro di Monza, la cattedrale (bellissima) ad ingresso gratuito ed infine la villa Reale (a pagamento tranne i giardini a libero accesso). Parcheggi a pagamento alle porte della città ( il piccolo parking in zona stazione treni costa 1euro l'ora). Buona visita!

(Translated by Google) Fantastic news! This museum has eliminated all architectural barriers, offering disabled visitors the autonomous use of the works and guaranteeing direct physical, cognitive and perceptive involvement for everyone. Those with visual disabilities will have access to tactile-plantar signs on the flooring and 3D reproductions of the works for tactile exploration, accessible floor plans and captions. In the exhibition rooms there are specific aids for cognitive disabilities: signage with pictograms, a museum guide in "easy to read" language and CAA (Augmentative Alternative Communication) for an inclusive and engaging experience, specially designed audio/video descriptions for blind and hearing impaired audiences. Training of museum operators was also carried out to guarantee visitors a warm and friendly welcome. (Original) Fantastica notizia! Questo museo ha eliminato tutte le barriere architettoniche offrendo ai visitatori diversamente abili la fruizione autonoma delle opere e garantendo a ognuno il diretto coinvolgimento fisico, cognitivo e percettivo. I soggetti con disabilità visiva avranno a disposizione una segnaletica tattile-plantare sulla pavimentazione e riproduzioni 3D delle opere per l’esplorazione tattile, planimetrie e didascalie accessibili. Nelle sale espositive sono presenti specifici sussidi per i disabili cognitivi: una segnaletica con pittogrammi, una guida museo in linguaggio “easy to read” e CAA (Comunicazione Aumentativa Alternativa) a favore di un’esperienza inclusiva e coinvolgente, descrizioni audio/video appositamente ideati per un pubblico non vedente e non udente. È stata curata anche la formazione degli operatori museali per garantire ai visitatori un’accoglienza calorosa e cordiale.

(Translated by Google) One of the last entrance towers to the old walled city of Monza which still survives today! Almost forgotten by those who walk through the center, totally incorporated into the urban fabric of the city, in addition, obviously, to losing its original function, it suffered from the movement of the main road axis from Via Lambro to Via Vittorio Emanuele with the construction, in the 19th century, of the new bridge of the Lions. Such a pity! (Original) Una delle ultime torri d'ingresso alla vecchia città cintata di Monza che ancora oggi sopravvive! Quasi dimenticata da chi passeggia per il centro, totalmente inglobata nel tessuto urbano cittadino, oltre, ovviamente, a perdere la sua funzione originaria ha sofferto dello spostamento dell'asse viario principale da via Lambro a Via Vittorio Emanuele con la realizzazione, nell'800, del nuovo ponte dei Leoni. Un vero peccato!

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

(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) Very beautiful, shame I don't know anything about it. We saw it while walking around the center. I would like to be able to visit it (Original) Molto bella peccato che non ne so niente. L'abbiamo vista passeggiando per il centro. Mi piacerebbe poterla visitare

(Translated by Google) It was beautiful when the scarlet fog started and then a person with an eye much bigger than it should arrive and stopped time. (Original) È stato bellissimo quando è partita la nebbia scarlatta è poi è arrivata una persona con un occhio molto più grande del dovuto e ha fermato il tempo.

It's a big chair and table. Bigger than a house. It's cute and entertaining as an idea, also because certain parts of the park give you a kind of Alice in Wonderland feel and being tiny compared to this sculpture fits that vibe perfectly. That said... It's just a big table and chair. It's fun to take a picture or two and go "wow" but that's it. It's also in need of a bit of TLC....

(Translated by Google) How to say it was very nice. It is definitely ruined by the weather, maintenance? The visual impact is suggestive, immense in the center of the large green space. It can be reached on foot or by bicycle, and is situated approximately below Villa Mirabello. Sin! (Original) Come dire era molto bello. E' decisamente rovinata per le intemperie, manutenzione? L'impatto visivo è suggestivo, immensa al centro del grande spazio verde. È raggiungibile a piedi o con le biciclette, è situata all'incirca sotto villa Mirabello. Peccato!

(Translated by Google) The idea of ​​the work is very beautiful and conveys the idea very well as well as the context in which it is positioned. The problem is that maintenance is almost zero and I don't think many years will pass before it deteriorates beyond repair. For the rest it is worth seeing and deserves greater consideration. (Original) L'idea dell'opera è molto bella e rende benissimo l'idea oltre al contesto in cui è posizionata. Il problema è che la manutenzione è pressoché nulla e credo non passeranno molti anni prima che si deteriori in maniera irrecuperabile. Per il resto vale la vederla e meriterebbe una maggiore considerazione.

(Translated by Google) Imposing and beautiful, especially because it is inserted in the context of the park and surrounded by absolute greenery. It would be nice to be able to see it and photograph it with the park empty, without people around. Result of the genius of an artist (Giancarlo Neri), absolutely worth visiting as is the rest of the Monza park. Furthermore there is a lot of greenery and shade under the trees in the surrounding space, so you can have a picnic or spread out a towel to relax. (Original) Imponente e bellissima, soprattutto perché inserita nel contesto del parco e circondata dal verde assoluto. Sarebbe bello poterla vedere e fotografare con il parco vuoto , senza persone intorno. Risultato della genialità di un artista (Giancarlo Neri), assolutamente da visitare come anche tutto il resto del parco di Monza. Inoltre c'è molto verde e ombra sotto gli alberi nello spazio circostante, in modo da poter fare pic-nic o stendere il telo x rilassarsi.

(Translated by Google) Another waste of our Italian beauty, I really like the idea, too bad it's falling to pieces and there are even barriers to ensure that stuff doesn't fall on people's heads no matter how decadent and abandoned it is, a shame! I remember how beautiful it was 5-6 years ago... (Original) Un'altro spreco della nostra bellezza Italiana, l'idea mi piace molto , peccato che cade a pezzi e ci siano pure le transenne per non far si che non cada roba in testa alla gente per quanto sia decadente e abbandonata, una vergona! mi ricordo quanto fosse bella 5-6 anni fa...

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful work, shame that it is a little in decay. An impressive work that you don't expect in a very beautiful setting in the Monza park (Original) Opera molto bella peccato che è un po' in degrado . Un'opera imponente che non ti aspetti in un contesto molto bello nel parco di Monza

(Translated by Google) Beautiful work by Giancarlo Neri which depicts a giant-sized table and chair positioned in the middle of a lawn. It was donated to the city of Monza on the occasion of the bicentenary of the Park. Worth a visit. (Original) Bellissima opera di Giancarlo Neri che raffigura un tavolo e una sedia di dimensioni giganti posizionato in mezzo ad un prato. È stato donato alla città di Monza in occasione del bicentenario del Parco. Merita una visita.

(Translated by Google) A super gigantic sculpture located in the park of Monza, too bad it is deteriorating a little..... Luckily or not it is not yet well known (Original) Una scultura super gigantesca posta nel parco di Monza peccato che si sta deteriorando un pochettino..... Per fortuna o no ancora non è tanto conisciuta