Tutti i monumenti di Monza
I luoghi e i capolavori attorno a cui vale la pena costruire una giornata.
ChiesaDuomo di MonzaIron Crown of Lombardy, Zavattari fresco cycle, striped Gothic facade, royal coronations since CharlemagneMonza's cathedral was founded, tradition says, by the Lombard queen Theodelinda around 595, and its treasury still guards the object that made the town a royal stage: the Corona Ferrea, a slender gold and jeweled circlet built around a thin iron band that legend holds was forged from a nail of the Crucifixion. Kings from Charlemagne to Napoleon Bonaparte were crowned with it as King of Italy, the last coronation in 1805. In Theodelinda's own chapel, the Zavattari family covered the walls in 1444 with a fresco cycle of 45 scenes from her life, painted in the courtly, gold-heavy style known as International Gothic. The striped marble facade outside, added between the 1300s and 1600s, mixes Gothic tracery with a later Baroque portal.Pianifica la visitaNel raggio di una gita
Altri monumenti in Lombardia, a una gita di distanza.
MilanoDuomo di Milano135 marble spires, the golden Madonnina, rooftop terraces, six centuries of construction
MilanoTeatro alla ScalaVerdi and Rossini premieres, Toscanini's 1946 reopening, the Museo Teatrale, its opera and ballet season
SabbionetaSabbionetaVespasiano Gonzaga's planned Renaissance grid, the Teatro all'Antica, star-shaped walls, the Galleria degli Antichi
MilanoUNESCOSanta Maria delle GrazieLeonardo's Last Supper in the former refectory; Bramante's Renaissance tribune; Solari's three-aisled church; Montorfano's Crucifixion on the opposite end wall.
MilanoCastello SforzescoSforza ducal fortress, Michelangelo's last Pieta, Leonardo's Sala delle Asse, Sempione park axis
MilanoGalleria Vittorio Emanuele IIGlass-domed arcade, Milan's drawing room, mosaic bull luck tradition, Duomo-to-La Scala passage
MilanoPinacoteca di BreraMantegna's Dead Christ, Raphael's Marriage of the Virgin, Hayez's Kiss, Napoleonic collection
Certosa di PaviaCertosa di PaviaPolychrome marble facade, Visconti and Sforza tombs, Grand Cloister monks' cells, Bergognone art
