Parco urbano Franco Agosto, Public park in central Forlì, Italy.

Parco Urbano Franco Agosto is a large urban park in Forlì featuring constructed waterways, bridges, and rolling terrain across its grounds. Visitors find restaurants, sports facilities, and play areas distributed throughout the space, along with a scenic lake formed from the landscape design.

This space opened in 1994 after being designed by city architect Elves Sbaragli. It takes its name from Forlì's first post-war mayor, honoring his contribution to the city.

The park is named after Franco Agosto, Forlì's first mayor after the liberation from fascism. Its restaurant occupies an old farmhouse on the "collina dei conigli", the rabbit hill, where the animals roam free among their burrows. Near the lake, coypu are a common sight.

Several entry points let visitors access different parts of the park without needing to know the layout beforehand. A tourist train runs through the grounds, making it simple to explore or rest during your visit.

The "collina dei conigli" (Rabbit Hill) is a small rise riddled with rabbit burrows; the animals roam the park freely. A restaurant occupies an old farmhouse on this hill. Near the lake, coypu (nutria) are also numerous.