The itinerary proposes an understanding of the role played by the waters of the Lambro in relation to the historical and urban development of the city of Monza.
Starting from the Visconti Tower, the visit will allow us to rediscover the use of the waters of the Lambro River from medieval to modern times, analyzing the most important architectures that overlook its banks: the remains of the Ponte d'Arena bridge, the Ponte dei Leoni bridge, the hospital founded by St. Gerardo in 1174, the Colombo Mill, until we reach the Ponte Nuovo and the Lambretto, a detour of the river waters built by Azzone Visconti in 1333 for defensive purposes.
