Getting there by public transport
The shrine, located near Monza park, can be reached by buses Z205, Z228, Z 208.
For information on local public transport in Monza:
Monza and Brianza Autoguidovie website

Parking
Parking is available in the courtyard of the shrine, or along via Monte Cassino. In via Toti (about 50 m away) there are two parking spaces reserved for people with permit for citizens with disability.
For information on traffic and parking in Monza

Entrance
From the car park the distance to the church is approximately 30 meters with cobblestone and paved surface.
The main entrance has two consecutive doors: the first double swing door (width 65 cm each) and the second single swing door (width 91 cm).
The side entrance, which leads into the right aisle, has a step (h 13 cm) and two consecutive doors: the first double swing doors (width 56 cm each) and the second single swing door (width 90 cm).

Interior spaces
The shrine was built around 1465 in Lombard late Gothic forms, in the seventeenth century Baroque portico was added to the facade. The nave and aisles are free of obstacles; the church has benches with kneeling stools and chairs (h 47 cm). To access the altar visitors must climb 3 steps (h 19 cm).On the left side aisle stands the “Penitenzieria” (double swing doors 85 cm each), equipped with benches and kneeling stools (h 47 cm).The chapel on the right aisle can be reached via a step (h 18 cm) and a threshold (width 72 cm).

Direction signs
Along the various paths there are directional arrows written in large letters (at least 7 cm) and clearly visible.