Giardino AIDO
Giardino AIDO lies on Milan’s western outskirts, in the Baggio district, where broad lawns create an urban green refuge. The park covers about 55,900 square metres.
Inaugurated in 1986, the grounds received their dedication to Italy’s organ donation association, AIDO, in 2009. Sella Nuova farmhouse brings a much older layer to the landscape. The fourteenth-century building once belonged to the Torriani and Visconti families before becoming the Archinto family’s summer residence. Tree-lined paths pass Acer negundo, silver maple, common ash, black walnut, cherry plum, wych elm, Himalayan pine, black pine, and northern red oak.
Playgrounds, a basketball court, and designated dog areas give the park space for different kinds of visits. Shaded piazzas sit beneath ash, elm, and red oak canopies, offering quiet places to pause beside the historic farmhouse.
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