Parco del Fanciullo
Parco del Fanciullo occupies Milan’s western Quarto Cagnino district as an urban park with 36,200 square metres. A circular main path frames its central facilities. Inside the fenced area, you find a football field, a skating rink, and a children’s playground.
Opened in 1978, the park extends beyond that circuit through secondary paths, relaxation spots, a basketball court, and further play areas. Two dog areas welcome visitors with pets. Asphalt surfaces connect entrances on Via Privata Luigi Zoja and Via Fratelli Zoia, providing smooth routes for runners and strollers.
Firs, silver maples, American maples, hackberries, ashes, medlars, red oaks, and lindens fill the planted spaces. An ancient mulberry recalls local silk production. White lighting installed in 2024 improves visibility while reducing energy consumption across the grounds. The planted setting gives sports fields, play areas, and quiet paths distinct places within one park.
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