This elegant metal structure, 108.6 m high, was built by Gio Ponti, Cesare Chiodi and Ettore Ferrari between January and August 1933 as a part of the
Triennale exhibition.
.:. Its top platform 97 m high, which in the beginning was a restaurant but for safety reasons can no longer host seats and tables, is still a unique place to see
Milan from above. There's a
video on the CiaoMilano Facebook page.
.:. The tower was closed in 1972. Its restoration – courtesy of the famous Milanese liquor distillery, Fratelli Branca – began in 1985. Since February 2002 the tower is officially open year-round.
.:. With bad weather, or in maintenance times, the tower may be inaccessible.
.:. You can reserve your
ticket for the Torre Branca through our partner
Musement.