Cavenago di Brianza is located about halfway between Milan and Bergamo, with each city being about 25 kilometers away. It sits between the Molgora and Vallone rivers and is easily reached on the Torino-Venezia highway (Autostrada A4). Cavenago di Brianza is first mentioned in written history in 873 A.D., when the Archbishop Ansperto degli Albuzzi da Biassono acquired some farm land in the area. Today, many visitors choose Cavenago di Brianza as a base for exploring the Milan region. Check with EasyToBook.com for recommendations on budget Cavenago di Brianza hotels.

The Palazzo Rasini is striking due to its pink painted exterior and its arch framed entrance. Inside are frescoes by Bortoloni and interesting stucco decorations. It has been the government seat since 1900. The Chiesa di Santa Maria sits in an open area in the countryside outside of the town. Inside is a small painting from 1500 and frescoes by Luini. For a lovely picnic spot or a relaxing stroll, visit the protected nature reserve called Le Foppe.