Hotels San Giuliano Milanese, Guesthouses San Giuliano Milanese and Residences San Giuliano Milanese

The small municipality of San Giuliano Milanese is situated 11 kilometres far from Milan. Its territory develops across the fertile plain which extends between the river Lambro and the ancient Vettabbia channel.

The comfortable guest houses of San Giuliano Milanese concentrate just in the heart of a peaceful district, which is situated far from chaos and traffic congestion but a short distance from the major means of transport. San Giuliano's hotels, which are furnished with style and provided with modern comforts and high-quality services and facilities, are the ideal accommodation facilities for business travellers. The charming inns of the surrounding area, which are situated just in the heart of privileged, strategic positions, give guests the possibility to taste delicious traditional specialities from Lombardy.

The tiny villages and hamlets which surround San Giuliano Milanese boast glorious historical vicissitudes, and gather outstanding monuments of great value. Zivido, for example, was the seat of the famous Battle of the Giants (1515). Today, it is a renowned tourist destination, since its so-called Cascina Carlotta hosts the interesting Museum of the Peasant Society. The Abbey of Viboldone is an ancient monastery featuring sober architectural lines and a sumptuously frescoed interior. It was built between 1176 and 1348, and is one of the most representative masterpieces of the period comprised between the Romanesque and the Gothic architectural style.
Rocca Brivio, which was once used as a defensive bulwark, is now the venue for important exhibitions, concerts and congresses. Its Baroque-style decorations and complex structure are complemented by fine architectural patterns: stuccoes, gilts and a delightful wrought iron gate.
The charming rooms of the impressive medieval structure of Brivio Sforza Castle cherish some prestigious frescoes of great value.
The city's most representative sacred building is the Nativity of Mary Church, which was erected in 1457 according to the parametres of the traditional Romanesque style. Its interior still cherishes precious historical finds and the mortal remains of those who fought in the popular Battle of Giants.