Things to do in Monza

Refresh in Acquaworld water park in Monza. Discover thrilling water slides, waterfalls, a wave pool, and much more. Once inside the park, explore four large areas with different themes. In the flagship Fun Area, find over 1,100 meters of adrenaline-pumping slides for the whole family, a large lagoon and wave pool with numerous water games, waterfalls, and more. For the little ones, head to Miniworld Area, a water playground filled with tubs, slides, and fun water games made for babies and infants. Also for families is the Summer Area, a large space where children and parents can find the right balance between the Baia dei Pirati and Rainbow Slide. Discover the new Tiki Bay, an area of 10,000 square meters with a white beach, new slides, and lots of water games for adults and kids alike. For adults, there's a Wellness Area (entry not included) of 5,000 square meters entirely dedicated to well-being. Enjoy internal pools, a waterfall cave with a monsoon storm, whirlpools to purify the skin and relax the body, and a sauna, steam, and salt room. Furthermore, an outdoor relaxation tub is accessible both in summer and winter. The Wellness Area is usable only to people over 160 cm tall or over 16 years of age. Acquaworld also has a large car park and changing rooms (men, women, and families) with lockers, showers and hair dryers. Inside the park, there are also several refreshment points for the whole family's tastes.

Meet your tour leader in Milan and embark on your vintage adventure, following the route behind them. Head straight to Monza, exploring it form a different point of view from behind the wheel of a private classic car. Then, park your car and stroll through the charming city on a private walking tour. Stop for lunch in typical restaurant before visiting the stunning Villa Reale and its perfectly manicured gardens. If you feel like having an Italian coffee, pizza, or any food or drinks, simply ask your tour leader for options and they will bring you there. Choose to make as many stops as you wish with your vintage car, snapping photos along the way and soaking in the local atmosphere. Head back to your starting point after a day of fun and discovery, away from the tourist crowds.

The guided tour in Monza will take you to discover a hidden treasure in the heart of Brianza, a city made famous by Manzoni in the Betrothed with ancient eighteenth-century residences and the Teodolinda Chapel, inside the Cathedral, which houses the precious Iron Crown, a relic worn by great kings such as Charlemagne, Federico Barbarossa and Napoleon Bonaparte and will be visited with a dedicated guide service (option). The tour to discover the historic center of the city starts from the Ponte del Leoni, one of the historic bridges that cross the Lambro river and so named because of the marble lions that adorn it. From here there is a suggestive view of the buildings overlooking the river and the various places where you can enjoy an aperitif. Strolling to get to the Arengario, the ancient town hall built in the second half of the 1200s where all the municipal activities and the city market took place under the arches of the building. Admiring the various alleys rich in history, ancient churches and the Visconti Tower, the only testimony of the castle demolished in 1809, you reach the Cathedral, the most beautiful and important building in the historic center dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, which houses inside the Chapel of Teodolinda which takes its name from the Lombard queen buried in a sarcophagus located inside the chapel and is made famous not only by the series of frescoes that embellish it, but above all by the jewel kept inside. The Iron Crown which for centuries was used for the coronation of the Kings of Italy, was recognized by the Church as a relic and according to tradition it contains one of the nails used for the crucifixion of Christ. The Cathedral, enlarged in the fourteenth century by the Viscontis, had to take on the appearance of a large basilica for imperial coronations, with its beautiful fresco cycles, the pulpit and the baptistery and a bell tower that stands out throughout the city.