Gonin Giordani Garden

Town Hall 7
Arrival: via Bisceglie
Timetables: free access
How to get: tram 14 - bus 50/64/78

Area: 70.000 mXNUMX.
Year of creation: 2005
Designers: Nonis, Berlanda, Gatti, Municipality of Milan 

What to do at the park

  • equipped play area;
  • fitness area;
  • stroll;
  • stop and relax;
  • run along the paths;
  • go cycling, even along the cycle path parallel to via Bisceglie and via Giordani;
  • red ring for: skating, athletics or velodrome;
  • dog area.

The park in brief

Located to the south, next to the Naviglio Grande, the Gonin Giordan park is suitable for individual and team sports, such as basketball and five-a-side football. Among the tree species present, we remember the holm oak, the Turkish hazel and the great ash. The park is periodically monitored by the GEV.

The garden was created as part of the Urban Redevelopment Program of the former abandoned area of ​​the Scac and Scaffolding Dalmine industries.

The new green space consists of a portion of territory between 50 and 100 meters wide and up to 700 meters long between the straight line of via Bisceglie and via Giordani and the new residential district of via Gonin. The park develops like a large green boulevard, mostly lawn with trees and shrubbery, not fenced.

In the center of the largest part of the park, near the San Cristoforo station, there is a ring of red asphalt, which can be used as a skating rink, athletics track or as a small velodrome. In the southern area, where the park ends, the new Giordani/Gonin overpass begins which goes beyond the railway line and the Naviglio Grande, connecting Milan with Buccinasco where there is a small play area near the recent buildings.

Main tree species

  • Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus)
  • English oak (Quercus robur)
  • major ash (Fraxinus exclesior)
  • holm oak (Quercus ilex), manna ash (Fraxinus ornus)
  • Turkish hazel (Corylus colurna) and hazel (C. avellana)
  • flowering pear (Pyrus calleryana)
  • Cypress poplar (Populus nigra 'Italica')

Among the shrubby species

  • laurel (Laurus nobilis)

Updated: 16/04/2024