Milan

Playgrounds in Milan

The aupa map shows 473 playgrounds in Milan. That’s 3.4 per 10,000 residents, rank 6 of 26 cities in Italy. As of October 2026, based on OpenStreetMap.

Playgrounds in Milan

The map shows the 473 playgrounds in Milan, rounded to about 300 metres. The exact spot is in the app.

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Spot data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), prepared by aupa. Positions rounded to about 300 m. As of October 2026.

473
Playgrounds on the map
3.4
per 10,000 residents
6.
rank in our city comparison in Italy
369
different streets

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Streets

Playgrounds in Milan: on these streets

The nearest street per OpenStreetMap; the number in brackets means several places. The exact spot, photos and who’s there right now are in the app.

  • Via Appennini (5)
  • Via Agostino Depretis (4)
  • Via Benedetto Marcello (4)
  • Via Concilio Vaticano Secondo (4)
  • Via Francesco Cilea (4)
  • Via San Paolino (4)
  • Via Valsesia (4)
  • Via Bovisasca (3)
  • Via Federico Chopin (3)
  • Via Mario Borsa (3)
  • Via Odoardo Tabacchi (3)
  • Via Roberto Tremelloni (3)
  • Via Walter Tobagi (3)
  • Viale Caterina da Forlì (3)
  • Viale Fulvio Testi (3)
  • Largo Giambellino (2)
  • Piazza Santa Maria Nascente (2)
  • Piazzale Ferdinando Martini (2)
  • Via Antonio Cechov (2)
  • Via Benefattori dell'Ospedale (2)
  • Via Caianello (2)
  • Via Caldera (2)
  • Via Campazzino (2)
  • Via Carlo Perini (2)
  • Via Cascina Bianca (2)
  • Via del Futurismo (2)
  • Via della Pecetta (2)
  • Via Enrico Gonzales (2)
  • Via Ernesto Breda (2)
  • Via Erodoto (2)
  • Via Filippo De Pisis (2)
  • Via Francesco Ardissone (2)
  • Via Francesco Gonin (2)
  • Via Gaetano De Castillia (2)
  • Via Gaetano Fichera (2)
  • Via Giacomo Quarenghi (2)
  • Via Giovanni Pontano (2)
  • Via Giuseppe Ripamonti (2)
  • Via Gratosoglio (2)
  • Via Legnone (2)
  • Via Leone Tolstoi (2)
  • Via Lodovico il Moro (2)
  • Via Lucio Mastronardi (2)
  • Via Luigi Mengoni (2)
  • Via Mac Mahon (2)
  • Via Manduria (2)
  • Via Maniago (2)
  • Via Marco d'Agrate (2)
  • Via Oreste Salomone (2)
  • Via Ovada (2)
  • Via Palestro (2)
  • Via Palmanova (2)
  • Via Pier Paolo Pasolini (2)
  • Via Principe Eugenio (2)
  • Via Privata Giovanni Sgambati (2)
  • Via San Vigilio (2)
  • Via Trasimeno (2)
  • Via Tremiti (2)
  • Via Ugo Tognazzi (2)
  • Viale Argonne (2)
  • Viale Coni Zugna (2)
  • Viale Federico Garcia Lorca (2)
  • Viale Francesco Restelli (2)
  • Viale Giovanni Suzzani (2)
  • Viale Lazio (2)
  • Cavalcavia Pontinia
  • Corso Indipendenza
  • Largo Brasilia
  • Largo dei Gelsomini
  • Largo Porto di Classe
  • Largo Riccardo Zandonai
  • Largo Tel Aviv
  • Piazza Angelo Sraffa
  • Piazza Aspromonte
  • Piazza Cardinale Pietro Gasparri
  • Piazza Carlo Irnerio
  • Piazza Francesco Carrara
  • Piazza Francesco Durante
  • Piazza Francesco Guardi
  • Piazza Gerusalemme
  • Piazza Giovanni Giolitti
  • Piazza Giuseppe Grandi
  • Piazza Imperatore Tito
  • Piazza Leonardo da Vinci
  • Piazza Luigi di Savoia
  • Piazza Napoli
  • Piazza Ovidio
  • Piazza Pietro Frattini
  • Piazza Pietro Gobetti
  • Piazza Po
  • Piazza Prealpi
  • Piazza Schiavone
  • Piazza Vetra
  • Piazzale Antonio Cantore
  • Piazzale Arduino
  • Piazzale Brescia
  • Piazzale Carlo Archinto
  • Piazzale Crivellone
  • Piazzale Damiano Chiesa
  • Piazzale Francesco Accursio
  • Piazzale Gabriele Rosa
  • Piazzale Giovanni delle Bande Nere
  • Piazzale Giulio Cesare
  • Piazzale Giuseppe Massari
  • Piazzale Lorenzo Lotto
  • Piazzale Lugano
  • Piazzale Salvatore Farina
  • Piazzale Segesta
  • Piazzale Selinunte
  • Tunnel Giardini di Porta Nuova
  • Via 8 Ottobre 2001
  • Via Achille Fontanelli
  • Via Adamello
  • Via Adriatico
  • Via Albenga
  • Via Alberto Einstein
  • Via Alberto Savinio
  • Via Aldo Moro
  • Via Alessandro Fleming
  • Via Alessandro Litta Modignani

… and 249 more streets.

Where the surface is recorded (8 of 473), it’s mostly tartan (50%), grass (25%) and rubber (25%).

Comparison

Playgrounds: city comparison in Italy

Sorted by places per 10,000 residents. Population: GeoNames.

CityTotalper 10,000
Venice458.8
Reggio nell'Emilia925.4
Verona1194.6
Livorno583.7
Bologna1413.6
Milan4733.4
Modena613.3
Trieste673.3
Padua653.2
Rimini473.2
Genoa1662.9
Brescia572.8
Turin2202.6
Bari692.2
Florence641.7
Rome3881.7
Catania521.7
Prato311.6
Messina211.0
Reggio di Calabria130.7
Good to know

With over 105,000 playgrounds, they’re the biggest group on the map, from the swings around the corner to the big adventure playground.

With kids, every minute counts: the app shows which playground is closest, how far it is on foot and how others rate it. Check in and your friends see you’re there. Maybe another parent with a kid will come along.

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FAQ

Questions about playgrounds in Milan

How many playgrounds are there in Milan?
The aupa map shows 473 playgrounds in Milan (as of October 2026). That’s 3.4 per 10,000 residents, rank 6 of 26 cities in Italy. The data comes from OpenStreetMap and the community adds to it in the app.
Where are playgrounds in Milan?
The map shows 473 playgrounds in Milan, for example on these streets: Via Appennini, Via Agostino Depretis and Via Benedetto Marcello. The exact spot, photos and who’s there right now are in the aupa app.
Which app shows playgrounds in Milan?
aupa: a free community app with over 450,000 places to get outside, including 473 playgrounds in Milan. You see who’s there right now and bring people along. You can’t book courts with aupa. The app is in beta: instantly on iPhone via TestFlight, Android is coming.
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