Description
Experience the history of Monza The house of the red moon is the oldest remaining house in the city, and takes its name from the symbol of Monza. a red moon on a white background - which it guards at its entrance. The symbol of medieval Monza depicted in this way is given to us by Bonincontro Morigia from Monza already seven hundred years ago in his "Chronicon modoetiense" written in Latin, whose translation by Domenico Massaro is reported "... since in Monza the Pope and the Emperor, they were granted to that land of Monza more noble and symbolic insignia for the same municipality to carry them, that is a banner with the white field and in the center the Red Moon to symbolize how in the world there are two lights, of which the one possesses the day, the other the night, that is the Sun and the Moon, also in the world there must be two Lords, one of the spiritual things, the other of the storms. With the sun the Pope is depicted and with the moon the emperor of the Holy Empire. That is, the Pope ordered and granted that in Monza the emperor must be crowned with the Iron Crown, which symbolizes the strength and justice of blood, because as on the day of judgment - according to what we read - the moon will be converted into blood to signify justice, so here the Moon is made red to signify justice. By the power of the Sun, that is, through the Pope, the emperor is granted the authority to exercise justice for the whole world. In the early decades of the 900 of this small house in sporto was the owner Mr. Roberto Oreni, eclectic and likeable and patron, friend and patron of artists and he deserves the credit for having preserved this medieval house with the typical wooden lobbies in the dormers and sturdy beams on which he placed emblems of Monza history such as - in fact - the copper cantilever of the Full Moon, old coat of arms of Monza (cit. F. DeGiacomi) Today the Casa della Luna Rossa, an eclectic apartment with two bedrooms, a living room and an eat-in kitchen, as well as an attic, overlooking the Duomo museum is a pearl that can be bought and experienced. It is a charming residence or a sophisticated B&B, like a luxurious pied a terre. It measures 103sqm commercial, it was the subject of careful renovation in 2015 and has entrance from Via Lambro in an almost totally independent context and therefore without significant condominium costs.
