Discover Rosate: Castle, Water and Landscape

Rosate can be explored through various themes: cultural history, water experiences, landscape, exercise and community activities. When planning a holiday apartment in Rosate, you can weigh these focuses according to your own interests and combine culture-related, water-oriented and more active days.

Castle History with Historical Details

The castle of Rosate has medieval origins. Between 1323 and 1329, it was rebuilt in its present form by the Milanese Torriani family. The Pieve S. Stefano was located in the Avogadri castle. A plan drawn up in 1573 documents a hexagonal baptismal font in S. Stefano. This places architectural history and individual historical details at the forefront of your trip planning.

Water and Activities for Children

The Centro Polisportivo Ciro Campisi has an Olympic-size swimming pool for swimming, water sports or relaxing in the water. There is also a safe, child-friendly baby pool for the youngest visitors. In addition, the Centro offers a summer centre for children with educational, sports and leisure activities. This allows families to include different age groups and daily interests in their planning.

Marcita and the Route to the Roggia Ticinello

Near Cascina Longona in Rosate, you can visit a Marcita that is still in operation. On the itinerary “Da Gaggiano a Calvignasco attraverso Rosate”, a path leads from Cascina Contina to the Roggia Ticinello; bicycles can be rented on site. These two themes offer different focal points: the Marcita represents a specific aspect of the landscape, while the itinerary is a route associated with cycling.

Reading, Learning and Playing Together

The Centro Civico Morosini houses Rosate’s municipal library as well as spaces for reading, coworking and studying, children, homework, courses and games. The Centro Civico also promotes environmentally friendly technologies. For a stay involving different interests, you can therefore also consider this place for quiet, communal and learning-oriented time.

Activities around Cascina Contina

The Punto Parco Cascina Contina in Rosate was the first Punto Parco; it was established in 2001. The facility organises promotional, leisure, cultural and educational activities there. You can plan these activities as an additional focus alongside castle history, water and landscape.

Holiday Apartment in Rosate and Your Personal Trip Idea

You can consider a holiday apartment or holiday home in Rosate as accommodation for the focuses you have chosen. The key question is whether your days should be shaped more by culture, family activities, landscape, exercise or community offerings. Rosate therefore appeals not just to one particular type of trip, but leaves room for different rhythms and interests. Choose the type of accommodation according to the stay you want to create from these themes.

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For the higher-level travel overview: Milan.