Parco Ravizza in Milan

Milan's parks

Parco Ravizza

Bocconi e Porta Romana · District 5 · about 7 hectares

Photo: mazzamazza / Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0

Opened in 1906 and always tied to the nearby Bocconi University, whose students use it as a courtyard, open-air library and sports ground. Seven hectares of century-old plane trees, lawns and paths between Porta Romana and the Vettabbia canal.

It has basketball and five-a-side pitches, a running loop and a large dog area. It is one of the busiest parks in southern Milan, full at every hour of the day and not only with students.

Bocconi e Porta Romana

Area

5

District

~7 ha

Size

1906

Open since

Getting there: M3 Porta Romana o Lodi TIBB, tram 9, 24.

What's there

  • platani secolari
  • parco dell'universita Bocconi
  • campi da gioco e pista da corsa
  • tracce della roggia Vettabbia
  • molto vissuto tutto l'anno
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FAQ

Where is Parco Ravizza?

Parco Ravizza is in the Bocconi e Porta Romana area, in District 5 of Milan. By public transport: M3 Porta Romana o Lodi TIBB, tram 9, 24.

How big is Parco Ravizza?

About 7 hectares. It has been open to the public since 1906.

Is there a dog area or a playground at Parco Ravizza?

Yes, there is at least one dog area in or right next to the park. There is a children's playground. The ones listed in the City's open data within about a kilometre are shown below.

See all of Milan's parks.

Size and dates are approximate. Fences, drinking fountains and equipment change over time: check on site. Nearby dog areas and playgrounds are from the City of Milan open data (CC-BY).