Hotels Sesto San Giovanni, Guesthouses Sesto San Giovanni and Residences Sesto San Giovanni

Sesto San Giovanni, a small Lombard municipality situated in the province of Milan, lies north of the provincial capital, a short distance from Monza. A former rural village, Sesto San Giovanni became an important industrial centre between the nineteenth and the twentieth century. The nearby Parco Nord, impressive XVII- and XVIII-century stately homes and former industral complexes constitute Sesto San Giovanni's main attractions.

Hotels in Sesto San Giovanni offer guests modern services and facilities; moreover, holidaymakers will have the possibility to take advantage of the incredible promotions both charming holiday farms situated amidst lush landscapes and comfortable guesthouses situated in the city centre offer all year round.

Campari, Falck, Marelli and plenty of further famous Italian companies were founded here. The presence of large industries and of huge numbers of employees working at local factories contributed to change the aspect of this centre deeply. In spite of this, the original medieval core is still scattered with outstanding places of interest.
Among the major attractions are the sumptuous stately homes which were built between the Middle Ages and the nineteenth century, such as Villa Torretta, Villa Pelucca, whose interior cherishes a beautiful chapel frescoed by Bernardino Luini at the beginning of the sixteenth century, Villa Puricelli Guerra and Villa Visconti d’Aragona, which were both realized between the XV and the XVI century and were then turned into spinning mills over the course of the nineteenth century. The eighteenth-century Villa Mylius is the current seat of the Town Hall.
Not to be missed is Casa Alta, better known as Villa Campari. The important family of industrialists from Pavia moved there in 1903; its interiors still cherish impressive furniture, paintings and further items dating back to that age. Campari's house and establishment, where the Nineteenth-century Bar Campari was carefully rebuilt, are situated in the homonymous via Campari, which is easily accessible from via Gramsci.  
Excursionists will have the opportunity to visit the nearby Parco Nord, a lush green area which was realized in the 60s on the outskirts of the city, over the areas which once belonged to Breda Aeronautica. The park gathers many cycle paths and pedestrian precincts, enchanting waterways, a sumptuous villa which belonged to Alessandro Manzoni, Breda stadium and further public buildings. It is also provided with educational labs for children and young people and a dedicated structure which often hosts amazing shows and concerts.