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a. MONZA
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MONZA The historical city of Monza is home to a host of unique attractions and is an ideal base to explore the Brianza area. Its historic importance evolved during Longobard times when Queen Teodolinda converted the population to Catholicism. The main monument of the town is the splendid Cathedral, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, patron saint of Monza. This beautiful example of Gothic church, which stands in the homonymous square, was built in the 14th century on the site of the previous baptistery ordered by Queen Teodolinda at the end of the 6th century. On the left side of the presbytery is the so-called Chapel of Queen Teodolinda, frescoed by the Zavattari. The Iron Crown (Corona Ferrea) is kept in the same Chapel. An ancient tradition tells that one of the spikes of Christ’s Cross, found by St. Helena and given to his son, the Emperor Constantine, was inserted into the Crown. The Royal Villa (Villa Reale) built between 1777 and 1780, commissioned by the archduke of Austria, Ferdinand, is one of the most important neo-classical buildings in Italy. Particularly worth visiting is the conservatory in spring and early summer to admire the splendid rose garden. Created in 1806 by Eugenie de Beauharnais, the Park covers an area of 800ha, most of which consisting of woods and meadows. It is a delightful place to explore. This green oasis is a valuable refuge for a surprising variety of birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals that increase the value and natural interest of the area. The park is also a great opportunity for outdoor sports, recreation, wellness and socialization. The famous racing track, built in 1922 on the initiative of the “Automobile Club of Milan”, is situated in the northern area of the park and it is open all year around. Important event are held here like the F1 Grand Prix. The Noble Villas The Mirabello Villa The Mirabellino Villa Archinto Pennati Villa Royal Villa Museums Museum and Treasure of the Cathedral Ethnological Museum Masterpieces The Cathedral The Arengario Entertainment Racing Track Manzoni Theatre Villoresi Theatre Binario 7 Theatre
b. MILAN
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MILAN Milan is a city with a thousand resources, so many emotions to know and discover. Masterpieces, monuments and a very interesting calendar of events always new and exciting. A city that can be different every morning, a place that is able to satisfy the diverse needs and expectations of every type of visitor. Arts, culture, shopping and sport: this and more in a city which is not only a territory but a destination full of beautiful resources. Milan offers a really unique variety of museums. Since Roman times there were many enlightened characters who promoted the arts in Milan, a long literary tradition, art, music and science that has made this city over the centuries a driving force and a crossroads of culture, leaving behind many tracks, some now held in major museum collections. You can find several ancient churches of great importance along your route, among which the most famous is surely the Duomo, the Gothic Cathedral famous worldwide as the symbol of the city. Milan hosts many other religious buildings of great historical and artistic value and among them in particular have to remember the four Christian basilicas: St. Ambrose which has always been considered the best example of Romanesque architecture in Lombardy and is certainly one of the oldest monuments of Christian art; the Basilica of San Lorenzo, Central Byzantine plan building known for its proximity to the famous columns; San Nazaro; San Simpliciano. The museums in the city and province "Leonardo Da Vinci" National Museum of Science and Technology Triennale Design Museum Brera Art Gallery La Scala Theatre Museum Museo dello scooter e della lambretta (Rodano) Iso Rivolta Museum (Bresso) Fisogni Museum (Palazzolo Milanese) Farm Tractor Museum (Senago) Alfa Romeo Museum (Arese) Quattroruote Museum (Rozzano) Masterpieces The Last Supper Basket of Fruit The Dead Christ Portinari Chapel Celebrities Giuseppe Verdi Maria Callas Stendhal Leonardo da Vinci Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Monuments The Cathedral The Basilica of St. Ambrose The Arch of Peace The Gallery Vittorio Emanuele II Sfarzo Castle Monumental Cemetery Columns of San Lorenzo Royal Palace Entertainment Alla Scala Theatre Arcimboldi Theatre Sports Venues (San Siro Stadium, Palasharp, Mediolanum Forum) Do not miss Tram Atmosfera, an exciting tour through the streets of the city in a carriage tram built in 1928 with a romantic dinner on board.
d. COMO
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COMO Como, founded by the Romans and still surrounded on three sides by medieval walls, it offers magnificent sacred buildings, villas, historic parks and lush greenery. The Old Town is rich in monuments and works of art. In the charming Piazza del Duomo stands the Broletto, the old Town Hall built in 1200. Besides the elegant portico, in the same century was erected the Bell Tower of the City. The Cathedral of Como is a real jewel that gathers different architectural styles: Late Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque. At the end of the old city stand Porta Torre in the middle of the mighty walls. Continuing towards the lake you come to Piazza Cavour, formerly a commercial city port. Along the lake to the left you reach the public gardens and the Aero Club Como, where you can experience a fly above the lake. From here you start the beautiful walk that leads to Villa Olmo, built in the late eighteenth century. The giant tree that gave its name to the villa no longer exists, but the Italian garden and the park at the back are full of trees and tall trees. On them overlook numerous villas. Como is also a city of silk. The story of the golden thread starts off in the south regions, arriving in the area of Como around 1400. Famous worldwide thanks to the creation of design that makes each silk product unique, Como with its silk district is considered the world capital of silk. To find the testimony of the history of silk in this beautiful city you can visit the Silk Museum, a route that links the past to the present of an industry that still maintains the primacy over the world. The Lake Lake Como, measuring 146 km is the third largest lake after Lake Garda and Verbano. It is characteristically shaped in an up-side-down ‘Y' with three points: north is Colico, Lecco is south east, Como is south west, with a city spreading out in 170 km. Situated in a basin surrounded by wooded mountains, Lake Como offers an extremely varied landscape. Its shores features a succession of pastures, woods, harsh and impressive rocks, charming villages facing the lake, magnificent mansions with beautiful gardens. The middle of the lake, where its three branches come together, has the mildest climate and offers the broadest view. This point can be reached by boat. Here you can enjoy a lovely view of the whole promontory of Bellagio, of the northern Grigna mountains overlooking Valsassina, and, with clear skies, of the upper basin with the Alps in the background. Along the shores, in particular from Cernobbio to Gravedona and Bellagio, you can admire wonderful villas and gardens with plenty of flowers as well as exotic and rare plants. There are countless activities you can enjoy outdoors: · Bike tours in upper lake · Brunate by funicular · Brunate: The Way of Colme · Steamer tours · Walk Como · Private boat tours · The lake seen from above Villas Olmo Villa La Rotonda Villa Gallia Villa Parravicini Villa Mondolfo Villa Civic Museums Archaeological Museum Paolo Giovio Historic Museum Giuseppe Garibaldi Civic Art Collection Palazzo Volpi Educational Silk Museum Churches St. Abbondio St. Agostino St. Carpoforo St. Cosma e St. Damiano Do not miss The funicular: a very enjoyable tour departing from the city and climbing to the village of Brunate. Every 30 minutes connects the city to an impressive viewpoint. Seaplanes. Aero Club Como is the only European School of seaplanes which offers stunning tourist flights to observe and admire the beauties of Lake Como.
e. WINE AND FOOD ROADS
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WINE AND FOOD ROADS The 1100 km along the “Wine and Food Roads of Lombardy” represent a fundamental part of a system created and set up to better enhance the heritage of the typical products of our region. The target is the promotion of a tourism proposal that manages to integrate the best of the production system with the landscape, the territory with its typical products and rural traditions while offering the best of the so called “Made in Lombardy” directly in its natural context. These itineraries gain to promote local food and wine products of the highest quality and serve also to impart an awareness of the context in which they originate. Vineyards and wineries are the great protagonists of these routes, along with olive oil and all the typical products of Lombardy. Do not miss the numerous guided tours to wineries in the area followed by tasting of excellent wine and typical local products. 1. Wine and food road of the Valtellina 2. Wine road of the Colli Dei Longobardi 3. Road of San Colombano and the food of Lodi 4. Wine and food road of the Oltrepò Pavese 1.Wine and food road of the Valtellina The Road traversing the Denominazione dei Vini DOC and DOCG area describes the lands where the great red wines of Valtellina are produced exploring the area of Sondrio. In Valchiavenna and Valtellina there are numerous prehistoric and historical remains: from rock engravings to castles and stately homes in urban centers and numerous sanctuaries that stand symbolically in a sea of vines. The territory of the Wine and Food Road of the Valtellina is divided into five areas corresponding to geographical and historical boundaries: the Contado di Chiavenna (Chiavenna and its environs), the Terziere di Sotto (Morbegno and its environs), the Terziere di Mezzo (Sondrio and its environs), the Terziere di Sopra (Tirano and its environs) and the Magnifica Terra (Bormio and its environs). The routes among the terraced vineyards on the northern side of the Valtellina valley are very picturesque and scenic and can be toured by car, bicycle or on foot. 2.Wine road of the Colli dei Longobardi The Road explores the area of Brescia. Starting from the main town it winds its way south-east, returning to Brescia by way of the wine-producing area to the north-east. From the Castle of Brescia on the Cidneo hill, on whose northern slope the vineyard of Pusterla is cultivated (the largest vineyard in an urban area), one proceeds southward towards Flero, to then continue towards Capriano del Colle, Poncarale, Montirone, Castenedolo, Ciliverghe, Rezzato, Botticino and return to Brescia passing through the suburb of Sant'Eufemia. The Wine Road of the Colli dei Longobardi offers the tourist a rich, multi-faceted itinerary that embraces wine-producing and craft activities, art and landscape, history and cultural traditions. http://www.stradadelvinocollideilongobardi.it/ 3.Road of San Colombano and the food of Lodi The Road of San Colombano Wine and the Food of Lodi is an itinerary of about 60 km, along which the discerning tourist is offered, a short distance from Milan, a land brimming with splendid historic villages, villas and places where culture, art and history mingle and are enriched by a great variety of wines and typical local products. The tour starts in Milan, crosses the Lodi countryside, touches the hills of San Colombano al Lambro, passes through a series of charming small towns before arriving in Lodi. http://www.lodigianoterrabuona.it/ 4.Wine and food road of the Oltrepo’ Pavese The Oltrepò Pavese, formerly Old Piedmont, is the largest southern-most area of Pavia. It extends over a 70 km long territory south of the Po river, stretching from east to west. Towards the south the terrain is rather hilly. The Oltrepò is famous for its wine production but, as in other parts of Italy, the area also has a rich artistic heritage, boasts scenic landscapes as well as a rich assortment of local produce and a prestigious gastronomic tradition. The vast territory allows tourists to choose among several routes, all obviously worth a visit. These are described in detail in the new guide of the Wine and Food Road of the Oltrepò Pavese.
f. ARESE BORROMEO PALACE
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ARESE BORROMEO PALACE The Arese Borromeo Palace, located in Cesano Maderno (MB), was built for will of Bartholomew III Arese, a key figure in the seventeenth century Lombard policy, under Spanish rule, as he was the main interlocutor of the Habsburgs. The main square, called Esedra, expands the space of the driveway causing a dramatic and elegant effect deliberately avoiding the sense of monumentality. The lodge is on the first floor, the only one in Lombardy, and once again underlines the importance of a close relationship with the surrounding space and nature. The mosaics rooms are the characteristic of this building, a small neighborhood characterized by a mosaic coating made of small black and white river pebbles creating elegant baroque designs consisting in two fully decorated rooms. On the main floor frescoes cover all the walls, most consistently decorated from floor to ceiling. There are more than forty painted rooms mainly related to the Milan seventeenth century. The garden perfectly adapts to a conception of French influence. Currently retains the main avenue along the loggia-fountain, stretches over an area of just under 100,000 square meters and is one of the green lungs of the city, located as it is in the heart of the village. The wood of lime trees, oaks and yews along the eastern edge of the green, it connects to the portal of the garden overlooking the parking lot outside the walls. The avenue of hornbeam and the most recent row of poplars along the north side, together with the natural pond at the heart of the meadows, are the main points of walking. Inside there are also shrines and temples that connect to the classical world, with reference to Rome. The Palace can be visited by payment of a ticket. Guides are free. The tours take place all Sundays from March to October, except in August.
g. PARKS IN BRIANZA
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PARKS IN BRIANZA These parks are the heart of Brianza, a precious heritage that everyone should know: take a walk in the countryside to discover and appreciate the beauty of these unique contexts. 1. Groane Park 2. Natural Park of Oaks Forest 3. Montevecchia and Curone Valley Park 4. Milano North Park 5. Lambro Valley Park 1.Groane Park Over 3000 hectares of protected area full of ancient kilns, mansions, majestic oak forests and rare species of animals. The headquarters of the consortium which includes six municipalities is placed in Solaro, where you can also rent bikes and start the exploration of the territory. The park is developed into a system of bike paths that wind through woods and fields for a total of about 35 km. Visitoers and cyclists can reach the place by car, thanks to the many car parks nearby. Inside you can find the Lipu and the WWF oases. A bike tour in the park deserves a first step to Castellazzo Arconati Villa, one of the "villa of delights" of Brianza. Going north you reach Casate with its forest of pine that inspires a little rest. And yet the territories of Misinto and Cogliate with the Natural Reserve of St. Andrew Woods and Lentate sul Seveso with the artificial pool: all this and more a few steps from Milan. 2.Natural Park of Oaks Forest The Forest of Oaks was born in the alluvial valley of the River Seveso. Inside there are several avenues along which was placed the "Path of Remembrance" which recounts the incident of July 10 in 1976 and the history of the Forest Oaks. The park includes a specific natural area that can be visited through guided tours. Today the forest is alive, recalling the incident of the past, the ability of those who wanted to address the difficulties and the nature that was able to be reborn. http://www.boscodellequerce.it/ 3.Montevecchia and Curone Valley Park The park stretches from the Brianza hills near Montevecchia with a succession of terraces, fields and wooded "cones" that still characterize the landscape. The southern part of the park is marked by many farms that dot the surface; going to the north are the foothills near Montevecchia, a village on two split-level. Noteworthy is the Sanctuary of Beata Vergine del Carmelo dating the seventh century.
Inside the park there are 11 paths that cross the protected territory from north to south and from west to east, by tapping all the municipalities that are part of the Consortium who manage the area. The most significant trails are enclosed in a circular route that involves the most beautiful and characteristic places of the park, walking in about 6 hours. If you are concerned about the long walk you can break this route choosing alternative shorter routes but surely no less interesting. The Park is full of strenuous hiking, climbing on steep slopes or relaxing routes that follow the crests of sweet hills. 4.Milan North Park The park was built from scratch on abandoned industrial areas and suburban wasteland. In the park elements of recent industrial past, like the little Breda Theater and the Breda channel, coexist with historical heritage as the oldest Villa Torretta and Villa Manzoni. Inside the Milan North Park you can find equipment for leisure time such as allotments for the elderly, bowling greens, children's play areas, free areas for dogs, a velodrome for cyclists amateur, a baseball field and picnic areas. The Cascina Park Center hosts exhibitions, artistic and sporting events, shows, entertainment and environmental education activities. A vast network of pedestrian trails for a total of over 40 km through the park connects the various neighborhoods that surround it, creating an alternative "sweet" mobility for the entire area north of Milan. http://www.parconord.milano.it/ 5.Lambro Valley Park This park is placed in Brianza, between the lakes of Pusiano and Alserio in the northern side, and the Park and the Royal Villa of Monza, in the southern side. Throughout the Valley of river Lambro are scattered many villas, mills and factories of industrial archeology, churches and farms perfectly blend with the natural landscape, to witness the passage of generations, cultures and peoples who have lived these areas. A pedestrian path of 40 km near the river, through woods and villages, which runs between Monza and Lake Alserio. Inside the park we find the Oasi di Baggero, an oasis designed for stellar observation and other astronomical phenomena.
h. SHOPPING
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SHOPPING Milan and the boutique district enclosed by four streets in the city center, Via Montenapoleone, Via Manzoni, Via della Spiga and Corso Venezia. In this area you can find many shops and boutiques of most important names in fashion. Monza also offers all visitors a good opportunity to match the usual walk downtown to do some shopping in complete relax. The Old Town is a large pedestrian area that allows you to stroll in its lovely streets full of shops and outlets of all kinds. About 30 km away from the hotel, along the A4 motorway (exit Bergamo and Seriate), is the Orio Center. With its 200 shops, from food to electronics, from clothing to household goods is one of the largest shopping centers in Italy, open daily from Monday to Sunday. The ideal place for a shopping always at your fingertips. If you look for a more sophisticated shopping yet convenient visit Fox Town Outlet in Mendrisio, near the Swiss border, for your purchases with always trendy boutique items.
i. GOLF
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GOLF Golf Club Milano – Monza (MB) This Club is one of the most ancient Italian golf club, characterized by a beautiful location in the middle of woods. There are 3 courses, one 18 hole course and two 9 hole courses. Thus, the presence of a roofing allows competitors to play with bad weather conditions. Golf Brianza Country Club – Usmate Velate (MB) This Golf Club is located in a small village called Cascina Cazzù, only 10 km far from AS Hotel Monza. The house club has recently been renovated and turned into a comfortable and homely place for all members and visitors. The 18 hole links course is made up 21 positions, putting green, pitching green and bunker. Golf Club CTL 3 – Carnate (MB) Golf Club CTL 3 offers a 4 hole course with 12 positions, pitching green and bunkers. The Club is a polyvalent structure which presents a football pitch, an athletic field, an archery area and a golf course. It is open to members and visitors. Golf Monza – Muggiò (MB) The Club is 5 minutes away from AS Hotel Monza and from the city of Monza. The golf course offers 35 positions, putting green and bunker. In the club house there is a bar, a restaurant and a TV room. With a small membership it is ideal for the golfer who likes playing the game at his own pace.
l. MINITALIA LEOLANDIA PARK
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MINITALIA LEOLANDIA PARK A few miles away, easily accessible and with a big parking there is Minitalia Leolandia Park, a fantasy world where you can spend some amusing time together with all your family. 5 entertainment paths: · The new Minitalia with more than 160 monuments completely restored, 16 talking statues of famous people and exciting special effects · Acquarium · Rettilario · Farm · Leonardo Museum The park also offers many attractions, shows, shops, dining and special events always new. |
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