San Siro is a residential neighborhood located in the northwestern outskirts of Milan, characterized by two distinct realities: the popular and the bourgeois, with large condominiums surrounded by extensive gardens. It is renowned for its sports facilities, including the iconic Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, which is the symbol of the area with its Museum. Nearby, we also find the Gallop Racecourse, an area that houses restaurants and a disco. Surrounded by greenery, the area in which the neighborhood develops is surrounded by a belt of parks: the Trenno Park (Aldo Aniasi), the Cave Park (the third largest park in Milan after the North Park and Forlanini), and the Boscoincittà. This multicultural neighborhood is well connected by public transport and very easy to reach. In addition to buses and tram line 16 (which connects the city center to the Stadium), there are several metro stations: the lilac M5 line (San Siro Stadio, San Siro Ippodromo, and Piazzale Segesta) and the red M1 line (Piazzale Lotto).