Parco Uditore, Urban park in Palermo, Italy.
Parco Uditore is a public urban park in Palermo featuring separate zones for different activities and recreation. The space includes fitness areas, dog zones, and children's playgrounds spread across approximately 9 hectares.
The land was originally purchased during World War II by AGIP for underground fuel storage. It remained unused for decades before being transformed into a public park in the early 2010s.
This is where neighbors gather for community activities and meet regularly. The space has become a social hub where residents connect through shared outdoor experiences.
The park is easy to reach and has parking nearby as well as public transportation connections. Visitors should wear appropriate clothing and shoes depending on their planned activities.
The transformation from a military storage site to a recreation area involved students from local universities and volunteer help. Their contribution allowed the space to open to the public relatively quickly.
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