Hotels Limbiate, Guesthouses Limbiate and Residences Limbiate

Limbiate, a tiny resort which is situated in the province of Monza-Brianza, is included in the famous Groane Natural Park. Situated a short distance from Milan's city centre, it is an appreciated holiday destination for both sportsmen and the lovers of nature, since it is crossed by fascinating footpaths and modern cycle paths. It also attracts cultural tourists, who will have the possibility to visit ancient manor houses and the outstanding monuments which embellish Limbiate's old town.

Those flocking to Limbiate will have the possibility to choose among the small and welcoming hotels of the old town, which are situated a short distance from the city's major attractions and highlights, comfortable guest houses belonging to different price categories and intimate bed and breakfasts. Limbiate's charming farm houses, which overlook the glorious landscapes of Groane Park, give guests the possibility to eat genuine dishes and tasty traditional specialities.

Groane Park is Limbiate's major tourist attraction. This enchanting natural oasis, which extends across Milan's fertile hinterland, is the ideal holiday destination for the lovers of open-air activities looking for unspoiled landscapes situated far from chaos and traffic congestion. Limbiate is wholly included in this lush protected area, and is scattered with enchanting landscapes, fascinating cycle paths and fascinating naturalistic itineraries. 
In the past centuries, the fascinating lunar landscapes of the famous Lombard moorland attracted large numbers of noble families and rich aristocrats, who between the sixteenth and the nineteenth century commissioned the building of splendid villas and manor houses both in Limbiate and in the surrounding hamlets. Limbiate's most popular stately home is Villa Pusterla - Crivelli in Mombello. It once hosted illustrious personalities, such as Frederick IV, the King of the two Sicilies, and Napoleon Bonaparte, who chose it as his headquarters during the months which preceded the proclamation of the Cisalpine Republic.  
Not to be missed are the church of St. Giorgio and the church of St. Cosma e Damiano, which were built around the XII century, Villa Mella, which is now the seat of the municipal library, and further sumptuous palaces which dominate Limbiate's old town.