Parco Lambro, Urban park in Municipio 3, Milan, Italy.
Parco Lambro is a green space in Milan's Municipio 3 district that stretches along the Lambro River. The park includes walking paths, sports courts, and open lawns bordered by trees and shrubs.
The park was established in 1936 when Milan was expanding rapidly and needed new public green spaces. Its creation was part of the city's effort to bring more open nature to the eastern neighborhoods.
The park serves as a gathering place where neighbors and sports enthusiasts from eastern Milan meet to jog, play, and relax together. The sprawling green areas along the river shape daily life for residents and strengthen community bonds in the district.
The park is accessible through several entrances and open for free visits during daylight hours. The pathways are well-suited for walking and jogging, making it worth exploring during warmer months.
The area is part of the Crescenzago project, which transforms a former parking lot into ecological housing connected by green corridors. This redesign shows how old spaces can be turned back into nature and living areas.
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