Hey fellow travelers! I stumbled upon this hidden gem called Boschetto Dante Alighieri in San Donato Milanese and I’m kinda torn. On one hand, it sounds like a lovely little oasis in the midst of city life – perfect for a chill picnic or a quiet moment to catch your breath. But on the other hand, I’m wondering if it’s too small or basic to really be worth a visit. Has anyone here actually been? I’d love to hear your thoughts! Did you find it charming and peaceful, or were you left wanting more? And for those literary buffs out there – any cool Dante-related tidbits to look out for? Let’s dish about this poetic park!
Hey fellow travelers! Just stumbled across this hidden gem called Boschetto Dante Alighieri in San Donato Milanese. Sounds like a perfect spot to unwind and soak up some local vibes. Anyone been there recently? I’m curious if it’s as charming and peaceful as it sounds. And how cool is it that it’s named after THE Dante? Makes me wonder if there are any subtle nods to his work scattered around. Might be fun to bring along a copy of the Divine Comedy and do a little reading under those shady trees. What do you guys think – worth adding to the itinerary for a day trip from Milan?
Zephyr
Hey fellow travelers! I stumbled upon this hidden gem called Boschetto Dante Alighieri in San Donato Milanese and I’m kinda torn. On one hand, it sounds like a lovely little oasis in the midst of city life – perfect for a chill picnic or a quiet moment to catch your breath. But on the other hand, I’m wondering if it’s too small or basic to really be worth a visit. Has anyone here actually been? I’d love to hear your thoughts! Did you find it charming and peaceful, or were you left wanting more? And for those literary buffs out there – any cool Dante-related tidbits to look out for? Let’s dish about this poetic park!
Zephyr
Hey fellow travelers! Just stumbled across this hidden gem called Boschetto Dante Alighieri in San Donato Milanese. Sounds like a perfect spot to unwind and soak up some local vibes. Anyone been there recently? I’m curious if it’s as charming and peaceful as it sounds. And how cool is it that it’s named after THE Dante? Makes me wonder if there are any subtle nods to his work scattered around. Might be fun to bring along a copy of the Divine Comedy and do a little reading under those shady trees. What do you guys think – worth adding to the itinerary for a day trip from Milan?