Hotels Trezzo Sull'Adda, Guesthouses Trezzo Sull'Adda and Residences Trezzo Sull'Adda

Trezzo sull’Adda, which is situated in the province of Milan, is a cosy resort with origins that can be classified as ancient. Trezzo sull'Adda is the point of departure of the long Naviglio Martesana. In 2008, the President of the Italian Republic Napolitano appointed it “city” because of the high historical and artistic value of some of its works.

Hotels in Trezzo sull’Adda are known for their fine furnishings and excellent cuisine. The local guest houses, which are situated a short distance from the city's major attractions and shopping districts, give guests the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts and high-quality services and facilities. The intimate farmhouses of the surrounding area give guests the possibility to enjoy a closer touch with nature while eating tasty traditional specialities .

The Visconteo Castle, the city's most representative landmark, was the backdrop for glorious historical vicissitudes. Its high square tower, the fifteenth-century well and the impressive vaults bear witness to the majesty of the original building, which was erected in 1300.
The lovers of art will have the possibility to admire the huge artistic heritage which is cherished by the Parish Church of St. Gervaso and Protaso. This medieval church is embellished by precious Giotto's frescoes, a prestigious bas relief and several beautiful paintings. The nearby hamlet of Concesa is home to the Baroque Sanctuary  dedicated to the Virgin Mary and the neo-Gothic parish church of Assunta, which boasts an interseting Latin cross.
The picturesque medieval village, which develops along the course of the river Adda, is surrounded by sumptuous aristocratic residences. Not to be missed are the late Renaissance Villa Gardenghi, which is now the seat of the local Library and House of Culture, and the XV-century Casa Bassi, which was once used as the blockhouse of the Visconteo Castle.
Not to be missed are the two Appiani Villas and the nineteenth-century Villa Gina, which rises on the top of a lush promontory in Concesa. Trezzo sull’Adda boasts unspoiled natural landscapes and important archaelogical sites.