Hotels Agrate Brianza, Guesthouses Agrate Brianza and Residences Agrate Brianza

The thriving municipality of Agrate Brianza, which is situated in the province of Monza, is located a short distance from the huge crossroads of north-eastern Milan. This privileged position contributed to turn it into a thriving commercial hub and flourishing industrial centre. However, sumptuous villas and monumental buildings make it an appreciated holiday destination for cultural tourists too.

Hotels in Agrate Brianza give business travellers the possibility to take advantage of comfortable spaces and high-quality services and facilities. The city centre gathers a dazzling array of charming guest houses which belong to different categories. Those interested in spending a single weekend in Agrate Brianza to visit the outstanding beauties of the surrounding area will have the possibility to stay at the intimate bed and breakfasts which punctuate the city centre.

The ancient village which once occupied the municipal territory of Agrate Brianza was founded by the Romans, as evidenced by the impressive granite altar which is set in the door of an ancient farm, and by the tomb which was unearthed in Agrate's parish house. Most sacred buildings which punctuate both the city centre and the nearby countryside date back to the Middle Ages, when Agrate stood out as a thriving rural centre.
Between the sixteenth and the nineteenth century, many stately homes were erected in Agrate and the nearby hamlets. Among these, not to be missed are Villa Schira-Corneliani, which is now the seat of the municipal library, and Villa Trivulzio in Omate, which has recently been restored and is open to the general public on the occasion of exclusive events.
All year round, Agrate is livened up by amazing events and traditional festivals, such as Agrate Estate, which takes place between May and August and gives tourists the posibility to attend amazing shows and concerts, the opera season, which takes place four times a year, and the Palio of Donkeys, which occurs on the first Sunday of June. Every first Sunday of the month, Piazza S.Paolo hosts the local antique and crafts exhibition.