History of the Kingdom of Italy at the Villa Reale in Monza: extended to 10 January 2027

On the Belvedere floor of the Villa Reale in Monza there is still time to see “Storia del Regno d’Italia – Da Napoleone a Umberto II” (History of the Kingdom of Italy): open since 17 April 2026, it has been extended until 10 January 2027. It covers more than 220 years of Italian history through official paintings, uniforms, signed documents, decorations and objects that belonged to the royal family, up to the referendum of 2 June 1946. For the centenary of Queen Margherita’s death, a special focus is dedicated to Italy’s first queen and her bond with the Villa Reale (official info: reggiadimonza.it and mostravillarealemonza.it).

Dates, hours and tickets

• Until 10 January 2027, Belvedere floor of the Villa Reale (viale Brianza 1, Monza).
• Winter hours (from 1 October): Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10 am–4 pm (last entry 3 pm); Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10:30 am–6:30 pm (last entry 5:30 pm).
• Entry every hour, visit of about 60 minutes, audio guide included; guided tours on selected dates for a supplement.
• Full ticket €12, with reductions: check prices and availability on the official website before you go.

What to do in town (from our local guide)

• After the exhibition: a walk in Monza Park and, from 6 November, the Luigi Conconi and the Scapigliatura exhibition at the Reggia’s Orangerie.
• In the centre: the Cathedral and the Theodelinda Chapel, the Arengario and via Italia.
• More ideas: A weekend in Monza and A rainy day in Monza.

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