Villoresi Canal – Villoresi Canal, West Monza loop from Cinisello Balsamo

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Villoresi Canal – Villoresi Canal, West Monza loop from Cinisello Balsamo

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Villoresi Canal – Villoresi Canal, West Monza loop from Cinisello Balsamo

01:13

21.0km

30m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 8.36 km for 60 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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6.27 km

Villoresi Canal in Muggiò

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Limbiate, Nova Milanese, Muggiò, Monza, Brugherio, Agrate Brianza, Caponago: these are the towns in Brianza crossed by the Villoresi Canal, which in many places offers truly evocative views.

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6.41 km

Towpath of the Villoresi Canal towards Monza

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6.70 km

Canale Villoresi Cycle Path (Muggiò)

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From here you can continue or west towards Muggiò, with the Ticino river as its final destination; or to the east, where, after a stretch between the neighborhoods of Monza and a visit to the city center, continue towards Cassano d’Adda, ending at Parco Adda Nord

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7.85 km

Villoresi Canal

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in the eyes the sunset, peace and silence

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8.22 km

Villoresi Canal Cycle Path at Boscherona

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nice asphalt and cool even in summer

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8.36 km

Footbridge on the Villoresi Canal towpath

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Small non-walkable bridge along the Villoresi canal

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8.99 km

Villoresi Canal, West Monza

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Here the canal disappears underground and the cycle path ends.

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10.6 km

Royal Villa of Monza

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The Royal Villa of Monza is a neoclassical style palace, designed by Giuseppe Piermarini, which has nothing to envy of the more noble palaces of Caserta and Versailles. Once a private residence of the Habsburgs and then of the Savoys, today it hosts exhibitions and exhibitions. A jewel of neoclassical architecture not to be missed during a visit to Monza.

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