Monza, the chief town of the industrious Brianza region, a significant economic and cultural geographical area that has become one of the wealthiest areas in Lombardy over time. Geographically, it is located 15 kilometers north of Milan, near Bergamo, Como, and Lecco, and the Swiss border is less than 30 minutes away. The city boasts the largest enclosed park in Europe, containing the gardens of the Villa Reale and the national racetrack, which hosts the Formula 1 Grand Prix every September. Monza and Brianza are a prime location for purchasing a first home for Italian and foreign entrepreneurs who find wonderful green areas, services, and infrastructure here.
SERVICES in Monza. Monza is located near major roads (strategic location) and is characterized by its rapid rail connection to Milan (about 10 minutes by train); it is divided into various zones (bordering the center), including the following, which are among the most sought-after for their charming architecture and convenient location between the center and the park:
-Historic center and pedestrian area, very close to the train station, a well-defined area rich in history, very charming and elegant;
-S. Biagio-Boschetti Reali, a residential area rich in period buildings with some streets, such as Via Volta, full of distinct commercial activities, characterized by the presence of the Collegio Villoresi (school largely attended by the children of Monza families);
-Grazie Vecchie, a mostly residential area adjacent to the park and a short walk from the center; the atmosphere of the Santuario delle Grazie Vecchie is dominant.
Another strength of Monza is the presence of the International School near the historic center and the S. Biagio area.