Milano Green Week, the city’s annual environmental celebration, is set to transform Milan into a “laboratory for ecological transition” from June 10 to 14, 2026. With over 200 events spread across all nine Municipalities, this initiative aims to engage citizens in building a more resilient and environmentally conscious city.
What is Milano Green Week?
Milano Green Week is a widespread event organized by the Municipality of Milan in collaboration with numerous associations, institutions, universities, entities, companies, and committees. It focuses on promoting environmental awareness, urban green care, and climate change mitigation through a diverse program of activities.
Key Information and Dates
- Dates: June 10 – 14, 2026
- Number of Events: Over 200
- Locations: Throughout all nine Municipalities of Milan
- Themes: Environment, green spaces, biodiversity, ecological transition, climate change mitigation.
Featured Events and Highlights
Inaugural Event: “Green Days” Show
When: Tuesday, June 9, 2026, at 6:30 PM
Where: Teatro Burri, Parco Sempione
Description: Produced by Campo Teatrale, this show will explore intergenerational dialogue between Millennials and Gen Z on daily choices and their impact on the future and the planet.
Institutional Events (Starting June 10)
Assembly of Young People for Climate
When: June 10, 2026, at 10:00 AM
Where: Civic Museum of Natural History
Description: A gathering for young climate activists.
Extraordinary Opening of the Energy Desk
When: June 10 – 12, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Where: Corso Buenos Aires at Via Giovanni Omboni (pedestrian underpass)
Description: Citizens can request information and receive a free copy of the new informational brochure “Vademecum Impianti Termici” (Thermal Systems Handbook).
“The Rights of Animals” Event
When: Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 3:00 PM
Where: Civic Museum of Natural History
Description: An afternoon dedicated to animals, organized by the Environment and Green Department, LAV, Carabinieri, and the Animal Protection Guarantors of the Municipality of Milan. The event will feature discussions among institutions, associations, veterinarians, universities, and law enforcement, moderated by Gianfelice Facchetti.
Inauguration of the New Green Area in Via Toce
When: June 12, 2026, at 6:00 PM
Where: Via Toce (new green area)
Description: A symbolic inauguration of the new green and de-paved area in Via Toce, featuring a discussion titled “From Grey to Green: How Cities Change.” The event will include the Councilor for Environment and Green, Elena Grandi, and councilors from Bergamo, Brescia, Genoa, and Turin, moderated by Giulia Bassetto of Will Media, discussing urban transformation for climate change mitigation.
Walk to Discover the Green Area in Ex-Innocenti Area
When: Saturday, June 13, 2026, at 4:00 PM
Where: Ex-Innocenti area, Lambrate (near Lambretta Park)
Description: A guided walk to explore the new green area under construction, which will double the green surface of Lambretta Park as part of the Teatro alla Scala’s Magnifica Fabbrica project. This transformation will include “Water Gardens” with lawns, tree rows, canals, and water management.
“Goccia Fest 26 – Nature Makes Space”
When: Saturday, June 13, 2026, starting at 10:00 AM
Where: Goccia area (entrance from Via Privata Giampietrino 4)
Description: The first public event in the Goccia area, aimed at introducing the city to the site, its biodiversity, and the ongoing environmental regeneration process. Activities include educational workshops, guided explorations, meetings, and artistic/creative activities. This event is organized within the EUI 02-130 GOCCIA project (Green Opportunities to Clean-up Contaminants through an Interspecies Alliance), funded by the European Commission’s European Urban Initiative.
Other Activities
- Botanical Walks: Explore the green spaces and biodiversity of city parks and green areas, including Lambro Park, Forlanini, Simoni Lopez Park, Chiaravalle and Vettabbia marshes, BAM, and UpTown Park of Cascina Merlata.
- Workshops: Hands-on activities for all ages.
- Talks: Discussions on various environmental topics.
- Games: Engaging activities for families and children.
- Bike Excursions: Guided bike tours to discover green routes.
- Exhibitions: Showcasing art and projects related to environmental themes.
How to Participate
All events are open to everyone. To find the full and official program of Milano Green Week, please visit the official website:
Contact Information
For general inquiries, please refer to the official website or contact the Municipality of Milan’s Environment and Green Department.
