Six equipped play areas and other life paths are the proposal of another historic Milanese park, the Trotter Park, hidden from view by high walls, which was the city seat of the hippodrome until 1924, when it was moved to San Siro.
Looking on the outskirts, at the Parco Chiesa Rossa, located along the Naviglio Pavese, which takes its name from the old farmhouse, there is a basketball court surrounded by green spaces that contemplate rare specimens of black mulberry and Japanese medlar. Instead, in the park of Villa Scheibler, a municipal nursery in 1928 (but its history begins in 1400 when Ludovico il Moro made this place his hunting lodge), you can run or cycle along the avenues, admiring splendid trees of weeping sage, sequoias and cherries.
Yeah, the cherry trees. The trees also play their part in the Bicocca area, where the Collina dei Ciliegi, built in 2007 to a design by Gregotti Associati and the Land studio, is a park built on a 65 meter high hill.