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Torino's Parks and Gardens

Torino’s green spaces range from the expansive Parco della Rimembranza on the hills to specialized venues like Parco Arte Vivente, a contemporary art center. Large urban parks like Parco Pietro Colletta offer over 400,000 square meters of space, while Parco Rignon provides accessible paths in the Santa Rita district. These gardens reflect the city's urban planning history, featuring diverse landscapes from riverside stretches along the Sangone to neighborhood gardens like Luigi Chignoli.

Torino's Parks and Gardens — Harita

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Parco Francesco Ruffini

Large urban park covering approximately 130,000 square meters.

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B

Parco Rignon

Wheelchair-accessible urban park in the Santa Rita district spanning 46,200 square meters.

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C

Parco Della Rimembranza

If you want to get out of the city, this is a popular place for a hike or a bike ride. Note the glorious bronze statue overlooking the park.

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D

Parco Pietro Colletta

Extensive riverside park of 448,000 square meters, integrated with the Arrivore area.

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Parco Arte Vivente

Experimental contemporary art center and research museum set within a green landscape.

F

Parco Chico Mendes

Green space located in the northern outskirts of the city.

Franco Desogus / Public domain

G

Parco Sangone

Riverside park covering 120,000 square meters along the southern edge of Turin.

H

Giardino Walter Ferrarotti

Neighborhood green space.

I

Giardino Luigi Chignoli

Neighborhood garden in the Pozzo Strada district.

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Giardino Gianni Rodari

Residential garden area.

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Giardino “ex Baratti”

Neighborhood garden located near Parco Ruffini.