Chiesa di San Pietro Martire ★
San Pietro Martire in Monza, 14th-century church for the Dominican killed in 1252, with a 15th-century cloister.
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San Pietro Martire in Monza, 14th-century church for the Dominican killed in 1252, with a 15th-century cloister.
Church of Santa Maria al Carrobiolo in Monza, with works by Peterzano and Moncalvo, vault frescoed 1707-1709.
Church of Santa Maria in Strada in Monza, with a Lombard Gothic terracotta façade, enlarged in 1421.
Monza Cathedral, founded by Queen Theodelinda around 595, home of the Iron Crown.
Chapel of villa Mirabello in the Parco di Monza: the Durini villa of 1656-1675, oldest in the park.
Villa Reale of Monza, Piermarini's neoclassical palace begun in 1777, home to Habsburgs, Napoleon and Savoy.
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Risotto alla Milanese
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Next up: Saint John the Baptist and Saint Gerard the Dyer, patrons of the city of the Iron Crown, Thursday 24 June
Nearest airport: Milano Linate, 15 km away
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