Reggio Emilia is a city blessed with an abundance of green spaces, parks, and gardens - ideal settings for walking, relaxing, enjoying outdoor sports, and experiencing the city in the open air.

This section presents a curated selection of the city's primary parks, chosen for their natural heritage, historical importance, and cultural value.

To discover all of Reggio Emilia's parks and green spaces, please visit the official Municipal website.

Gardens, avenues, dramatic vistas, and water features at Emilia’s own Little Versailles.
Reggia di Rivalta Park
Gardens, avenues, dramatic vistas, and water features at Emilia’s own Little Versailles.
The historic centre’s largest park, built on the site of the ancient Citadel.
Parco del Popolo
The historic centre’s largest park, built on the site of the ancient Citadel.
One of the locals’ most cherished green spaces, set along the “Passeggiata Estense” promenade and the Crostolo Greenway.
Crostolo Park
One of the locals’ most cherished green spaces, set along the “Passeggiata Estense” promenade and the Crostolo Greenway.
A park along the banks of the Rodano Stream, featuring protected nature areas and freshwater springs.
Rodano Park
A park along the banks of the Rodano Stream, featuring protected nature areas and freshwater springs.
A neighbourhood park south-west of the city on the banks of the Rio della Vasca.
Le Ginestre Park
A neighbourhood park south-west of the city on the banks of the Rio della Vasca.
A versatile urban park enjoyed by locals of all generations.
Alcide Cervi Park – formerly Campo Tocci
A versatile urban park enjoyed by locals of all generations.
A small park featuring a historic villa and a library surrounded by greenery.
Il Tasso Park
A small park featuring a historic villa and a library surrounded by greenery.
An inclusive green space featuring barrier-free play equipment.
Il Gelso Park
An inclusive green space featuring barrier-free play equipment.
A space where nature, activity, discovery, and inclusion come together.
Il Noce Nero Park
A space where nature, activity, discovery, and inclusion come together.