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Parks · Municipio 5, southern Milan
Giardino Mario Capponi is a 29,900 square metre municipal garden in a quiet part of southern Milan, laid out in 1984 with a children's play area, a basketball court and rest areas along a central path. It holds several tree species, including a large common plane tree.
A quieter, lesser-known Milan park with two dog areas and free access at several entrances, useful for off-leash play away from the crowds of the central gardens.
The City of Milan's official page lists two dog areas and states that access is free, with entrances on via Aicardo, Boeri, Giovanni da Cermenate and Piazza Caduti del Lavoro. The page publishes no opening hours, so access is treated as unrestricted. Dogs may run off-leash only inside the marked aree cani. Facts taken from the Comune di Milano park page.
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