Guido Vergani Park, Urban garden in Pagano district, Milan, Italy.
Guido Vergani Park is an urban park in the Pagano district with multiple sections divided by city streets. It stretches along Via Giorgio Pallavicino and is crossed by Via Rossetti and Via Vincenzo Monti.
The park was built on the former site of the Sempione railway yard, which was dismantled during the 1930s. It was initially named after aristocrat Giorgio Pallavicino Trivulzio.
The park holds multiple dedications across its sections, honoring journalist Guido Vergani and publisher Valentino Bompiani through separate area names. These namings reflect the local history and importance of these figures to Milan.
The space includes two enclosed dog areas and separate wooden-fenced play zones for children. Benches are positioned throughout to allow parents to supervise from comfortable spots.
Local residents call the park by different names depending on which entrance they use. This varied terminology reflects how residents of different areas perceive and refer to the same space.
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