Parco Guido Galli
Parco Guido Galli is a green space in Milan, within the Città Metropolitana di Milano in Lombardy. The park sits one hundred and ten metres above sea level.
Its flat setting creates room for a walk beneath the trees or a quiet afternoon outdoors. Milan surrounds the park with dense urban life.
The nearest major city centre lies a little over four kilometres west, placing Parco Guido Galli close to Milan’s built-up area. The park offers greenery within a busy metropolitan landscape.
Milan has a humid subtropical climate, with average temperatures around fifteen degrees Celsius across the year. July is the warmest month.
Temperatures reach about twenty-eight degrees Celsius in July, while January can fall to zero degrees. Rain supports the park’s green character.
Annual rainfall averages one thousand six hundred and thirty-eight millimetres, with November receiving the most rain. The surrounding terrain remains notably flat.
Parco Guido Galli brings trees and open ground into a densely populated part of Lombardy. Its setting connects urban Milan with a quieter outdoor space.
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