Park Sempione

Park Sempione is an ancient landscape park of the nineteenth century, located in the historical center of Milan. The park covers an area of 50 hectares and is one of the most favorite places of recreation of citizens.

Park Sempione was created in 1893 by the talented architect Emilio Alemagna. The park occupied the area of the former training parade ground near the Sforza Castle - the residence of the Dukes of Milan. The most important attraction of the park is the Palazzo del Arte - the Palace of Arts, which regularly hosts a variety of art exhibitions that attract art fans. Also in the Sempione Park is the Peace Arch - an ancient monument of Napoleon's time.

Sempione is a very beautiful place, loved by both the Milanese and the guests of the city. The park is extremely beautiful and aesthetic.