# Giardino Aldo Protti

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Giardino Aldo Protti occupies 6,800 square metres in northern Milan, where an unfenced public garden brings trees and paths into the city. It offers space for walking, running, and quiet breaks. Created in 1975, the garden honours Italian baritone Aldo Protti and gives this urban setting a cultural connection.

Shaded paths run beneath cedars, horse chestnuts, and ginkgo biloba, creating varied routes through the planted space. Asphalt paths support both leisurely walks and brisk runs. The different tree species provide shade while giving the garden a changing backdrop throughout its walking routes.

A dedicated playground gives children room to play beside cherry blossom trees and magnolias. Families can combine outdoor play with a walk through the surrounding greenery. The ginkgo biloba stands among the trees, adding a distinctive detail to this compact northern Milan garden.

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