Giardino Marisa Bellisario
Giardino Marisa Bellisario occupies Milan’s eastern edge as an urban park shaped for quiet recreation and family time. Its 10,900 square metres create room for walking, play and pauses beneath mature trees. The grounds remain open, without fences enclosing the paths or planting.
Created in 1988, the green space received its dedication to entrepreneur Marisa Bellisario in 2007. Silver maple, sycamore maple and plane trees bring shade across the park. Three separate playground areas give children distinct places to play, while a dedicated dog area accommodates visitors with pets.
The tree cover gives this Milanese corner a calm character within the city. Look for the contrast between open access, shaded paths and three lively playground areas.
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