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Giardini della Guastalla (gardens of the Guastalla) are among Milan's oldest (founded in the 16th century), but quite small gardens, and are very close to the University district.
Giardini della Guastalla (gardens of the Guastalla) are among Milan's oldest (founded in the 16th century), but quite small gardens, and are very close to the University district. The parks, however, were only opened to the public in the early 20th century. You can have a nice walk inside, and you also have a classical Temple-like structure and also a sort of pond with a Baroque railing surrounding it. Reachable via Crocetta, P.ta Romana, Missori or even San Babila metro stations.
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Milan, Italy
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