Parco Stura, Urban park in Barriera di Milano district, Turin, Italy
Parco Stura is an urban park in Turin that extends along both banks of the Stura di Lanzo river with green spaces organized on either side of the waterway. It is divided into northern and southern sections, each offering different recreational facilities and activity areas.
The park was officially designated in 1995 and underwent comprehensive renovation completed in 2019. This transformation marked a shift in the area from previous urban conditions toward a renewed green space.
The park serves as a meeting place where local residents gather for walks and family time in the surrounding green spaces. It functions as a social hub that brings the neighborhood together in a natural setting.
The park can be accessed through multiple entry points, primarily from Corso Giulio Cesare and Via Botticelli. Visitors will find free sports facilities and children's play areas that are available year-round.
The park features an artificial hill with an observation point that offers views over the surrounding area. From this vantage point, tree-lined paths lead visitors past maple, oak, and lime trees that define the park's character.
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