Parco Sempione
4.6
20121 Milan, Italy
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Opening hours
Monday
06:30 - 21:00
Tuesday
06:30 - 21:00
Wednesday
06:30 - 21:00
Thursday
06:30 - 21:00
Friday
06:30 - 21:00
Saturday
06:30 - 21:00
Sunday
06:30 - 21:00
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Description
Parco Sempione is a sprawling urban park in Milan's historic center, offering the perfect space for relaxation and outdoor activities.
It's a place full of history and attractions - you'll find the medieval Castello Sforzesco castle with works by Michelangelo and Da Vinci, the marble Arch of Peace (Arco della Pace) and the Torre Branca tower with panoramic views of the city.
For families, the Parco Giochi Castello playground with electric cars and trains awaits, while nature lovers will appreciate the scenic paths, artificial lake and ideal picnic spots.
Reviews
★4.6
Dragon Heart SHERPA2 weeks agoAfter visiting the gardens & the palace at Versailles these hold no match. But since one is in Milan good for a walk. The best thing was live music being played here & one can sit & watch.
Jess5 months agoParco Sempione is hands down one of my favorite parks—maybe anywhere. It’s massive, but somehow still feels peaceful. There are cafes and restaurants tucked inside, wide open lawns that are actually clean and perfect for picnics, and tons of dog parks. One even has an agility course.
The views here are unreal—on one end you’ve got the towering Arco della Pace, and on the other, the stunning Castello Sforzesco. One of the hidden gems is the Mermaid Bridge—an old stone bridge with beautiful carvings of mermaids, built in the 1800s.
The park also has beautiful ponds and little streams, full of fish, ducks, and even turtles. It’s amazing for birdwatching—tons of species, and if you look carefully, you might even spot the bright green parrots.
There’s also a cool children’s amusement park, basketball court, sports arena, outdoor workout stations, and tons of fountains in case you or your pup get thirsty. You’ll almost always catch someone playing live music, which just adds to the magic of the park. And if you’re into culture, the Triennale design museum and the Civic Aquarium are both right here too.
It truly has everything and should not be missed.
Filipchrd3 months agoVery nice park. I enjoyed that there were no queues or entry fees to access the outside of the castle. It was nice and cool inside so it was a good free shelter from the sun. The benches in the park are also comfortable. The castle has free to use toilets, although they were not the easiest to find and just happened to stumble across them.Related categories
Where are we?
20121 Milan, Italy
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