Giardino Oriana Fallaci
Giardino Oriana Fallaci is an urban park in southern Milan, covering 5,800 square metres. Natural stone paths cross the grounds, inviting you to walk or jog beneath the trees.
The grounds began as the Quadronno Crivelli Garden during the 1970s. Milan renamed them in 2007 to honour journalist Oriana Fallaci. Paulownias, maples, oaks, and horse chestnuts form a leafy canopy that brings shade and quiet to the city.
Two enclosed sports fields accommodate basketball and five-a-side football. Equipped play areas give children room to play while volunteer ecological guards monitor the carefully maintained grounds. The park’s strongest impression comes from this meeting of stone paths, tall trees, and active spaces.
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