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Royal Park and dairy farm

Reggia di Monza
Monza, Italy

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Title: Royal Park and dairy farm

Reggia di Monza

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The Park was built after the Villa and the Gardens, during the French domination, with the imperial decree of Napoleon (September 1805, 14).

The park's design, by architect Luigi Canonica, a Piermarini’s student, was completed in just three years and at the time of its creation it was reforested with more than 10.000 trees.

Buy in several lots, up to an area of 685 hectares enclosed by 14 km of walls, the Park stands as a hunting reserve, wooded area and model seals center.

From 1816 to the Canonical Architect, his student and collaborator, Giacomo Tazzini, joined him, who works on the park's farmhouses.

Today the Royal Villa Park, with its 14 km of walls, is one of the largest enclosed parks in Europe and has 12 farmhouses, 3 mills, 4 bridges and 5 gates.

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