Boscoincittà (City Forest) is a 110-hectare natural park on Milan's western edge, created from agricultural land in the 1970s and now the largest public green space within the municipality. It is less central than Parco Sempione — a tram or short drive from the city — but correspondingly more secluded. The wooded paths and meadow areas attract cruising activity particularly on weekday afternoons and summer weekend afternoons, when the park draws a mix of joggers, dog-walkers and LGBTQ+ visitors. The scale of the space means encounters are genuinely discreet. No facilities or infrastructure specifically; visitors arrive by foot, bicycle or car. Best accessed via tram line 14 from the centre.
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