Finding the Green in Milan

Milan is a European hub that has evolved tremendously in the last few decades. Businesses and people from all over come here for work, but they're not just settling down; there's always an ambitious side to see! One way this culture difference shows itself off? The lack of green spaces - which does make room for some fine dining options though… So here are a few of the green spaces you can find in Milan!

Sempione Park

What's more relaxing than sitting in a park, listening to the sound of trees rustling? The Sempione Park is an excellent spot for picnics. It has plenty of green space and beautiful views that will make your day worthwhile! You can find this same type-of place near other major attractions like Castello Sforzesco; it makes up what some guides call "the Central Park Of Milan." The Roman streets are full of life and character, but you'll feel like a true tourist when drinking your cocktail at the Arco della Pace. All throughout this park live music can be heard throughout summer days thanks to places like these where people come to enjoy some drinks with friends before heading off into nightlife or on tours around town!

Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli

The Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli is a great place to escape the hustle and bustles of city life with its many public gardens, sculptures for all ages including ones that are sure not only satisfy children's interests but also those adults who need some time out too. There are tables available for meal transactions or simply enjoying your surroundings while sipping on something hot from one of our cafes inside if you don't feel like leaving anytime soon after exploring this wonderful space all morning long.

Giardini della Villa Belgiojoso Bonaparte

What's more relaxing than sitting under a tree with friends and reading by an escarpment that overlooks one of Europe’s most beautiful gardens? The answer: not much! GdB has rules just like any other park, but they're easy enough to follow if you don't want your day spoiled by adults who won't stop talking or doing stuff everywhere else except right where we want them (rude). The Royal Villa is a place where children can explore and feel like they're in their favorite story, but there are limitations to how much time you'll get. Guards will stop any tourists without kids so make sure that if visiting with your family or friends then everyone has enough food for themselves before entering! The gardens behind Culzean Castle are a great background scene if photography isn't too high up on your list of things-to do when visiting Northern Ireland then go ahead pack out camera lenses because these grounds offer plenty to grab onto including ponds surrounded by lush greenery as well duck wetlands located just off axis from where we stand today.

Giardino della Guastalla

Giardino della Guastalla is a popular place for lawyers and judges to meet up because of its beautiful surroundings that date back centuries ago. The park has been lovingly cared for by volunteer green thumbs over many years, with plenty of trees which have made it the perfect spot to escape from your busy day at work or just take some time out! These four parks provide a sense of tranquility for those who want it. They're all on the smaller side, so you won't have as many soccer balls flying past your face or people bothering you when looking at their phones with earbuds stuck inside them like other larger public spaces may attract during crowded times (like after school).