Along the pathways that connect the different buildings, damaged during the First World War and rebuilt in 1933 along Austro-Hungarian lines, you can admire several tree varieties and shrubs. There is also a rich fauna: the park is the ideal habitat for squirrels, woodpeckers and hares. The park is named after Dr. Franco Basaglia, a famous promoter of the new psychiatry. He worked for several years in the Gorizia Hospital and started a revolution in psychiatric care that led to a closure of all psychiatric hospitals.