Monza is the most important economic, industrial and administrative center in the Brianza sub-region, being the third largest city in Lombardy, with a population of approximately 120,000 inhabitants. When people think of Monza, the first thing that comes to mind is the famous Formula 1 Grand Prix, which is organized here every year.

Monza Cathedral - is the most beautiful religious building in Monza and is a true jewel of Italian Gothic architecture, being built in 1300, but not completed until 1681.
Monza Park - is the largest park built in Europe, and covers an area of ​​688 hectares. The park was created by the great Napoleon in the French occupation of Italy and originally served as an extension to the royal palace. You can also walk along the Lambro River and cross the beautiful Ponte Delle Catene.
Monza Formula 1 National Circuit - the main reason why people visit Monza - to see the historic Autodromo, created in 1922, is one of the oldest racing circuits that has hosted the Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix since the beginning of the tournaments. .
The Royal Villa - positioned in the western part of Monza Park and having a central structure with two prominent arms with a pond and a large fountain in the front, it houses the Royal Chapel, the Small Theater in Cotre, Orangeria and the Royal Apartments.
The Arengario Palace - located in the historical center of the city of Monza, originally served as a town hall, with a large bell and the ground floor has a series of ornate arches.
Ponte dei Leoni or Leilor Bridge - one of the most popular bridges, built in the 19th century.
The Scapegoat in Monza - a historical monument that pays homage to King Humbert I who was actually killed right here in 1900. The chapel has a large central column, which is covered mainly by a crucifix.
Monza Cathedral Museum - If you visit the Monza Cathedral, you must also make a trip to the Museum.
Excursion to Milan - located just 9 km south of Monza this huge city is one of the most popular in Italy and has a lot of attractions waiting to be explored. It can be easily reached by the regular train that runs approximately every 12 minutes.
Piazza Trento e Trieste - located near the Cathedral, this square presents the Caduti Monument, which is dedicated to soldiers fallen in the great wars and in the military history of Italy.
The Church of Santa Maria in Strada - just a short walk from Duomo and Piazza Trento e Trieste, the church is one of the oldest in Monza and was created in the middle of the 14th century.
Dei Tintori Monza Winery - a wonderful place to taste a glass or three located right on the river bank near the beautiful Ponte de Leoni.