Today, the air buzzes with anticipation. Not with the roar of planes, though we are close to Milan’s Linate Airport. No, it’s the excited squeals of children and the whirring of rides that fills the air here at EuroPark Milano Idroscalo. You might be surprised to learn that EuroPark Milano Idroscalo started its journey back in 1965. It wasn’t always a permanent fixture though. Imagine, for just 45 days, it emerged, a beacon of fun, known then as Lunapark Milano. Its popularity was undeniable, and its seasons lengthened. By 1970, EuroPark Milano Idroscalo embraced its destiny, becoming a year-round amusement park, a whirlwind of delights open every day from March to September, and welcoming guests on weekends throughout the rest of the year. Over the years, EuroPark Milano Idroscalo has seen its share of transformations. New ownership in 2004 brought about a name change and ushered in an era of modernization. Today, EuroPark Milano Idroscalo stands as a testament to timeless fun, a place where laughter echoes, and the child in everyone is rekindled.
Nuovo Cimitero di Cologno Monzese
“A timeless sanctuary,” the old woman whispered, her gaze fixed on the rows of marble within Nuovo Cimitero di Cologno