ITThis is an area characterised by densely populated areas which are undergoing deep transformations inside their own urban fabric. Sesto San Giovanni is an example; the city has constituted, in the 20th century, the most compact concentration of heavy industry in Lombardia: on the areas occupied, up until a few years ago, by the Falck, Magnetti Marelli and Breda industries, are rising now new quarters and old industrial structures are kept as reminder of the area’s strongly industrial identity. In this area, not very far away from the city, one can admire the other face of the Milanese hinterland: some precious villas and historical houses surprise the visitor thanks to their elegance and the enchanting scenery around them.
Not to forget, in Arese, a glory of the “made in Italy”, the Alfa Romeo: in its museum one finds the history of this world-famous brand.
Sesto San Giovanni
Area ex Breda
Area ex Falck
Area ex Marelli
Spazio MIL Museo dell’Industria e del lavoro
Stabilimento Campari
Villa Torretta
Villa Visconti d’Aragona
Cinisello Balsamo
Villa Ghirlanda Silva
Museo di Fotografia Contemporanea
Villa Arconati
Chiesa di Sant’Ambrogio ad Nemus
Villa Ferrari Casnedi Casati Stampa di Soncino
Chiesa della Madonna di Sant’Eusebio
Villa Suigo Caorsi Spreafico
Cologno Monzese
Cormano
Villa Imbonati Manzoni
Museo delle comunicazioni
Bollate
Villa Arconati Visconti al Castellazzo
Fabbrica Borroni
Cappella della Madonna della neve
Palazzo Seccoborella
Chiesa Parrochiale di San Martino
Solaro
Oratorio dei Sss. Ambrogio e Caterina
Chiesa della Madonna di San Pietro
Villa Kevenhuller Borromeo d’Adda
Parco delle Groane
Lainate
Villa Litta
Santuario della Madonna delle Grazie
Arese
Museo storico dell’Alfa Romeo
Villa Ricotti detta “La Valera”
Chiesa Parrocchiale dei Ss. Pietro e Paolo
Chiesa di San Bernardino in Valera
Senago
Villa San Carlo Borromeo
Museo della Villa San Carlo Borromeo
Villa Corbella Martinelli Sioli
Villa Verzolo Monzini
Cappella di San Bernardino da Siena