This square pertains to the San Siro neighborhood and comprises the city's huge soccer stadium…read more This hood saw the light in the early 20's in the western part of Milano. There's an ugly Catholic church built in the 1930, fascist-style and thus even more ugly. The inside is not so awful (see photo), I have been there whenever one of my neighbors dies:(( In the past 2 years it has happened already thrice. A nice park with beautiful trees is unreasonably placed in the middle of the square but you gotta watch out for trolleys racing right though it (in Italy even trolley buses go fast). The stop lights are several, surrounding the square. They don't make much sense: the engineers were probably drunk or high on pot when they designed it. the lights turn red or green all at the sale time, causing traffic jams and accidents. Sirens can be heard at all times of day & night. That's why I call it "the square of death". I live in a quiet street nearby (never disclose your address anywhere anyhow to any whom: the world is full of stalkers, weirdos, thieves and terrorists to be so foolish). It's good either for public transportation but I would never ride a bike here, I'd certainly be run over and -finally- get as flat as a pancake