Parco dei Fontanili

The Parco dei Fontanili is an urban park in Milan that covers a large area with wide pathways, grassy fields, and natural water springs flowing through the grounds. The park also features basketball courts, a bowling green, designated dog areas, and multiple routes for walking, running, and cycling.

The park was opened in 2003 by the city of Milan near the site of a former farmstead as part of an effort to add more green space to the urban area. This conversion was part of a larger strategy to improve the quality of city life.

The park serves as a gathering place where residents spend time together, especially in the garden areas where you can see people tending plants and connecting with neighbors. The green spaces offer a calm setting in the middle of the city where everyday activities like walking and meeting friends happen naturally.

The park has wide, flat pathways that are easy to walk and cycle on, making it accessible for visitors of all abilities. There are shaded areas beneath trees and open spaces where you can sit and relax depending on the time of day and your preference.

The natural springs in the park maintain a steady temperature year-round and are a rare feature in an urban setting. These water sources result from the geological characteristics of the area and inspired the park's name.