Parco Aldo Aniasi, Urban park in Trenno district, Milan, Italy
Parco Aldo Aniasi is a large green space in the Trenno district featuring meadows, woodlands, and a network of wide pathways for walking and movement. Broad tree-lined avenues run through the grounds, creating natural routes that visitors follow for recreation and exercise.
The park was created in 1971 as part of Milan's urban development, converting a former independent commune into public green space. This transformation brought recreational grounds to a previously built-up area.
The park contains Trennolandia, a dedicated children's play area with climbing structures and equipment that draws families throughout the week. This section serves as a social gathering point in the neighborhood.
A four-kilometer running track loops around the perimeter, with benches and shaded areas positioned throughout for resting between activities. The layout makes it easy to alternate between exercise and relaxation.
Double rows of trees line the main avenues, creating natural corridors that harbor diverse wildlife throughout the grounds. This arrangement has gradually developed into an important local ecosystem within the urban setting.
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