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Monza [ˈmontsa] listen (help·info) (Lombard: Mùnscia; Latin: Modoetia) is a city and comune on the River Lambro, a tributary of the Po in the Lombardy region of Italy, about 15 kilometres (9 miles) north-northeast of Milan. It is the capital of the Province of Monza and Brianza. Monza is best known for its Grand Prix motor racing circuit, the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, which hosts the Formula One Italian Grand Prix.
Restaurants in Monza
1. Parco di Monza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Gene J - Silver Spring, Maryland
We walked ~ 5 miles this morning beginning at the Royal Villa near our Thea Monza Bed and Luxury Hotel. We passed by the elevated lake to numerous 18th C villas, the Monza Race Track, barns with a dinosaur exhibit, thru the woodlands, passing the Royal Villa and into the Old City. What a beautiful morning, joining scores of other locals exercising, walking their dogs or just strolling in this ~1700 acre protected enclave.
2. Gelateria Melaverde
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4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By giuliamaremma90
Mi sono recata presso la gelateria meleverde un sabato sera con degli amici.
L'indecisione tra i gusti era parecchia. Gusti delicati e buoni. Ma soprattutto si sentiva che erano ben fatti e del giorno stesso.
L'unica pecca che è piccolo come locale e non si consuma all'interno.. è un vero peccato.
Anche i ghiaccioli comunque sono davvero ottimi, come quello all'anice!
Da provare. Io consiglio d'estate
3. Il Pertini
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4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Massimo B
Very. Very nice and good modern place. The library, the seats, the bar and the quiet atmosphere. I went there to meet a friend of mine,and I was surprised at how useful can this place be. Very good for students but also for all people that want to have a Reading in relax. max.
4. Galleria Campari
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4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By seanfunk - Gloucester
...you'll love this!
Duck starter was really good. My steak was fantastic and cooked to perfection. The service was superb and the venue is a beautiful building. I've knocked off a star because of the poor selection of digestifs and a very small pudding menu. I'll definitely go back as the quality of the food is so good. The Campari sorbet is worth trying if you're into sorbet.
5. Acquaworld
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By thefamilysimpson - Milan, Italy
This is the second time we've visited Acquaworld but the first time we tried the spa. Firstly it is a good idea to keep tickets from previous visits as they enable you to get 30% off the entry price if you visit again within 30 days. There is one pool in the main area with wave machine, waterfall and lazy river as well as another smaller pool outside with jacuzzi. In the separate spa area (you swipe your wristband for entry, this costs €4 extra per adult) there is a steam room, sauna, more jacuzzis and a cave area in the pool with a tropical rainforest simulation (including strobe lighting).
Everyone enjoyed the flume rides which cater for all ages. From the small baby slides (which are suitable for toddlers up to about age 7) to the fast Blue Streak and the tube rides in between, the family didn't tire of climbing those stairs!
Staff were all friendly, helpful and kind which helped everyone there have fun.
The food in the restaurant was good but when we were there it was very hard to find a table due to the amount of tables reserved for parties. We counted six tables of 10 reserved and it was a shame as while we were eating only one of the parties arrived for their food with many many people circling for a place to eat their purchases. Maybe there's a better system that would increase the number of places available?
6. Cappella di Teodolinda
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4.5 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By Martino B - Chelmsford, United Kingdom
This Cathedral in Monza is absolutely stunning it has recently been restored to its original splendour it's a must visit if you are in Monza
7. Duomo di Monza
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4.5 based on 640 reviews
Reviewed By NasCee - Milan, Italy
My Duomo, the place I call home, I fell in love with the facade about five years ago and have gone back many times, to pray, to pause and even to take selfies. This place is magical (though you will freeze your socks off during Christmas mass) so wear layers on your layers!
8. Roseto Niso Fumagalli
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4.5 based on 189 reviews
The rose garden 'Niso Fumagalli' is a private structure, managed by Associazione Italiana della Rosa. Visits to the rose garden are free and, during the blossoming season, the opening time is extended to Saurdays and Sundays. The updated opening times can be found on the Association web site.
Reviewed By DFD1303 - Brisbane, Australia
This is a well laid out rose garden near the Villa Reale. It is a very romantic setting with lots of beautiful scents and colours. Our only disappointment is that we missed the garden when it was in full bloom (mid May) but there were sufficient blooms on display for us to have a wonderful visit.
Loved the Fountains and the Water Features.
9. Museo e Tesoro del Duomo di Monza
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4.5 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By CriXP83 - Varese, Italy
The treasure of Monza Cathedral is amazing. It is one of the most important of this kind in Europe. The musuem have an excellent collection of late antique and early medieval works of various kinds.
It is also the house of the Theodelinda's treasure: the crown and cross of Theodelinda, the Hen with chicks and many others artifacts dated to Longobard time.
This museum is a must to see!!!
10. Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Since 1922 up until today, memorable pages of motor racing and motorcycling history have been written on the Monza Circuit. The best drivers, the most famous cars, the most important events have created a special legend which has existed for almost 100 years. Autodromo Nazionale Monza is placed within Monza Park which belongs to the cities of Monza and Milan. Monza Circuit was built in 1922, in only 110 days, both for competitions and for motor (auto & motor cycle) testing (Brooklands was built in 1907 and Indianapolis in 1909). Since then, the Italian Grand Prix has always taken place on the Monza track (except during the war years and a few other occasions). The location of the Circuit in Monza Park, is unique in the world. This natural setting is both attractive and delightful. Its location favours the organisation of events and meeting in open areas for exibitions, entertainment and music and supported by internal structures, as a restaurant with 350 places, a 160-person self-service and 2 bars, one bank counter and one information office which are open during the main events. Moreover there are sport and technical shops and a specialized bookstore with international and rare editions. The park offers also other facilities as swimming pool, camping, 18-hole golf course, manège and bicycle rental.
Reviewed By JanC377 - Basingstoke, United Kingdom
Firstly I am not a car fan and although my husband is he is not into motor racing.However we have so enjoyed the open weekends at the track this September. WE are fortunate enough to have the loan of our Italian neighbours apartment in Monza so spent a lot of time walking in the beautiful park.
During this trip we attended a Mercedes weekend in mid September and then more Recently the GT Open. It was all free ! We were able to sit in any of the stands to watch the races, go into the paddock area ( not the pits) and generally had a great time. We returned on Sunday with a picnic and spent 5 hours there.
It wasn't at all busy and was a great intro to motor racing for a novice.
There were no franchising outlets for refreshments though but luckily we came prepared.
It's a fabulous setting .
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