Villa Scheibler park, Urban park in Quarto Oggiaro district, Milan, Italy.
Villa Scheibler park is a large green space in northwest Milan with tree-lined paths, children's play areas, and different zones for recreation and walking. The layout includes various facilities distributed across the grounds for different types of visitors.
The site began as a hunting lodge belonging to Ludovico il Moro in the 15th century. Later, during the 18th century, the Scheibler family built their villa on these grounds.
The park is named after the Scheibler family, who built their country villa here in the 18th century. In the centre, the arch of a small colonnaded temple has been recovered; it once created a perspective link between the two residences. A new four-basin fountain stands on the lawn between the villa and the trees.
The park has several entrance points from surrounding streets, making it easy to access from different directions. Visiting earlier in the day helps you enjoy the space with fewer crowds.
The park's water supply, which led the city to turn the gardens into its municipal nursery in 1927, also fed the four-basin fountain built on the lawn between the villa and the trees, completed with the first restoration phase in 2010.
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