On 24 October, Rho inaugurated Lucernate’s Parco Ritrovato, connecting the green spaces on Via Prati and Via Magenta. The council’s report confirms the ceremony and describes new walking and cycling paths, an events area, a teaching garden, a shared garden and spaces for physical activity. [1]

The connection includes protected crossings on Via Magenta and measures to reduce vehicle speeds. Lombardy’s regional ERDF programme for 2021–2027 supports the project as part of Rho’s urban strategy. Community activities coordinated by CoopeRho and other social organisations accompany the physical improvements. [1][2]

The inauguration and the reported improvements have taken place. The cited sources do not document increased biodiversity or a measured reduction in accidents. The concrete benefit now available is a group of renewed, better-connected public spaces whose everyday use will continue beyond the ceremony. [1][2]