Damiano Batisti 🇮🇹🏃🏼🚵

50' of slight ascent (about 300 meters in altitude) almost totally in the shade to reach the Cenghen waterfall. Excellent solution to avoid the summer heat, trekking along a mule track first and then a well-marked path (on the outward journey, marked crossroads on highlights) to reach the waterfall

From the Bellano railway station (from Milano Centrale) you can reach the town center with a 10' walk. The visit to the ravine (short but very characteristic) costs 6 euros per person (3 euros for students)

Archaeological itinerary from the Roman era that runs through the center of the city. In this version, revisited for fourth-grade students departing from Piazza Duomo (episcopal complex), various points of great cultural interest are touched upon. From piazza Missori (San Giovanni in conca) passing through

By train from Milano Porta Garibaldi with change in Lecco to reach Civate, a small station for the start of our trek. To reach the beginning of the path we have to go up to Civate village, about 20' walk (in the sun) from the station, the indications are numerous and we can't go wrong. From the beginning

Simple trek suitable for all ages. Departure from the Sassella car park (in front of a cliff) the paved and uphill road reaches the Sassella sanctuary after a few minutes (church open only on Sunday afternoons with the possibility of a guided tour by some volunteers). The walk continues on the dirt road

The 3.7 km stretch along the Martesana is a great classic in Milan. Departure from Villa Pallavicini (many unpaid car parks along the road or 10 minutes on foot from the MM Verde Crescenzago) the completely flat cycle-pedestrian path offers an out-of-the-ordinary landscape for those accustomed to the

A 35-minute drive from Milan we find Lake Annone. We set off leaving the car in the small car park near Fornace (there is also the other signposted car park a few meters away) we immediately have the option of choosing two paths, the Torba path (red) and the Donzeno-Cioss stretch (blue). We opted for

Fairy-tale path in Val Venegia, surrounded by woods and snow. Path suitable for everyone (we with 4, 3 year olds and a 3 month old baby), well groomed snow and no problems with the pram.

The whole stretch is in the shade and it's really very cold, but all the efforts are rewarded once you get to the malga

Competitive race that passes by the main places of the city. Start and finish in City Life, the race continues through Parco Sempione and then reaches the ramparts of Porta Venezia. Obligatory stop in Piazza Duomo and along Corso Vittorio Emanuele. Going along the ring road you then arrive on the Navigli

30 minutes from Milan we find in the regional park of Montevecchia and Valle del Curone a path suitable for everyone (n2) even for those with young/very small children (4, 3 years and the very young 1 month). You can leave your car in the free parking area before the dirt road (7/8 parking spaces), from