Beyond the exhibition halls uncover the Rhodense district

Housed within the historic production plants of Arese, the Alfa Romeo Museum celebrates the legendary story of the Biscione brand through vintage cars, iconic prototypes, and historic race cars. The exhibition route delivers an immersive, modern experience complete with a 4D screening room and access to the corporate historical archive. Located under ten minutes by car or taxi from the exhibition center, it is the ultimate pit stop to elevate your business trip.

Nestled right in the heart of Rho, the Villa Burba historic park boasts beautifully manicured gardens surrounding a grand 17th-century estate with an inner courtyard and public library. This elegant, peaceful sanctuary offers the perfect backdrop for a restorative stroll or a moment of quiet relaxation before stepping back into the hustle of the fairgrounds.

Located in Lainate, the majestic Villa Visconti Borromeo Litta is world-renowned for its historic gardens and its breath-taking Nymphaeum, famous for playful and unexpected water features. This masterpiece of Renaissance architecture makes for an unforgettable afternoon guided tour where art, history, and wonder seamlessly collide.

Widely acclaimed as the "Versailles of Lombardy”, Villa Arconati is a breathtaking pleasure palace surrounded by the lush greenery of the Groane park. Its captivating historic rooms and expansive monumental gardens offer an unmatched journey back in time, making it an ideal destination for weekend visits and special open days.

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For visitors seeking a full immersion in nature just moments from the energy of the city, the Groane and Brughiera Briantea park offers a vast protected sanctuary waiting to be explored. Its extensive network of wooded trails provides the perfect setting for walking, cycling, and recharging your batteries outdoors.

Located on Corso Europa in Rho, just a short distance from the town center and the exhibition halls of Rho Pero, the historic headquarters of Giuseppe Citterio S.p.A. has stood as a pillar of local industrial heritage since 1878. While not open to the public for factory tours, its iconic façade, draped in lush Virginia creeper, remains an emblematic symbol of the district's manufacturing excellence.