A green lung with its paths to be traveled on foot, by bike or even on horseback, discovering aristocratic villas, old farmsteads and farms by crossing woods, irrigation ditches and the Lambro River. Here children have plenty to enjoy: there are playgrounds and picnic areas (consult the attached map), ducks to feed, squirrels to chase, balls to chase, perfect hiding places to avoid being found, and giant tables and chairs to play gnomes. Of gnomes, witches and knights then, you can also follow the trail with the itineraries in the Park. Then don't miss the Monza Park tour with the train, the environmental workshops of the Cascina Mulini Asciutti and the animals of the Fattoria San Giorgio, ideal places to let the little ones amuse themselves while playing in nature.

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Also the Autodromo Nazionale Monza offers exciting opportunities to share with children: discover the historic Circuit, the scene of legendary motorsport feats, thanks to tours of the track on foot or on bicycles, exploring the most exciting areas of the Autodromo, just like the real Formula 1 champions, going through the Press Room, the Paddocks, the race pits and, of course, the awards podium.

In the center of Monza, you can find the Musei Civici di Monza, with play tours dedicated to the youngest and creative workshops that allow children to approach art while having fun. With the help of multisensory rooms, children become protagonists through experiences and reflections, with the aim of educating them about the Beauty that man has been able to create over millennia of history.

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For art and history enthusiasts, don't miss the Royal Apartments at the Royal Villa in Monza to dream in Queen Margaret's living room.

You can't miss a stop at Duomo di Monza and its Theodolinda's Chapel. Even such a sacred place rich in art and history can be told, in the right way, to the little ones. In the Chapel of Theodolinda for example, you can let them admire the paintings dedicated to the Lombard queen and her court among dances, feasts, banquets, hunting scenes, but also travels, battles, weapons and armor, robes and hairstyles! Here they will be able to immerse themselves in the life of a real queen! Inside the Chapel then is housed a most precious object that will fascinate all children: the Wrought-iron crown, which girded the heads of past rulers!