The Quadrante Europa Urban Park covers an area of 70,000 square metres. Originally, the site was a disused quarry that had been abandoned for approximately 20 years and included a small lake covering 6,000 square metres.
In the coming years, the planned expansion will increase the park’s area to 100,000 square metres. The site has been redeveloped by Consorzio ZAI to create a public green space serving the city, local sports associations and, in particular, residents of Verona’s 4th District.
The entire park is enclosed by fencing and has two entrances: one for the public and park users, and another reserved for maintenance personnel.
Three routes, covering a total of 3 km, have been created within the park, offering different levels of difficulty: a route along the lake, an intermediate route and a route at road level.
The 1,000-metre intermediate route has been paved and lowered to minimise its environmental impact. It is designed for both walking and cycling.
The park features benches and litter bins in designated rest areas, while the circular cycling track is fully illuminated.
A small wooden building equipped with toilets and lighting has been installed at the entrance.
The lake is protected by an internal safety fence and is home to a reed bed of considerable ecological value.
Consorzio ZAI has planted new trees and enhanced the existing vegetation. The park now includes 10,000 square metres of tree-covered areas, alongside naturally occurring vegetation and approximately 30 tree species.
A dedicated car park covering 2,600 square metres, with space for approximately 250 vehicles, is planned for a later phase. It will be connected to the cycle path from the Santa Lucia area. A public car park is already available adjacent to the park.
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