Monte Stella
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Monte Stella: A Green Haven
Monte Stella, known locally as 'Montagnetta di San Siro', is an artificial hill created from construction debris. Established in the 1950s by architect and landscape designer Giò Ponti, it provides a vital green space in Milan.
This park covers approximately 5 hectares and features several trails, gardens, and panoramic views of the city. Its construction aimed to reclaim urban space while providing recreational areas for the community, making it a significant cultural and environmental project.
Notable Features
- 🌳 Scenic Nature Trails
- ⛰️ Artificial Hill with Panoramic Views
- 🏞️ Family-friendly Recreational Areas
Monte Stella is free to visit, attracting tourists, families, and nature enthusiasts who wish to escape the urban rush.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Monte Stella
Name Origin
The name 'Montagnetta di San Siro' refers to its geographic location near the San Siro neighborhood.
Construction Material
The hill was created from debris from the reconstruction after WWII, symbolizing Milan’s regeneration.
Public Space
Monte Stella serves as an important recreational area for picnics, jogging, and community events.
Location
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Price
Free to enter; no ticket required.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approximately 1-2 hours.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday afternoons provide fewer crowds, making it ideal for leisurely walks.