Giardino Gonin Giordani

Giardino Gonin Giordani stretches through southwestern Milan as a long, narrow green boulevard. It runs from Via Privata Bisceglie towards San Cristoforo station. Residential buildings border paths lined with hornbeams, English oaks, ash trees, holm oaks and Turkish hazels. The open layout gives the former industrial site a clear recreational purpose.

Ponteggi Dalmine and SCAC once occupied this land before urban redevelopment created the park. Its paths follow the full length of the grounds, alongside a cycle path beside the surrounding streets. Two five-a-side football pitches occupy the northern end. Volleyball and basketball courts fill the middle section, while a red asphalt ring supports skating, athletics and cycling practice.

A children’s play area and two enclosed dog spaces add variety beside the sports facilities. The red ring remains the most distinctive detail, standing out against the trees, shrubs and residential buildings.