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The park that includes the Triennale used to be a "piazza d'armi", i.e. a training ground for the armed forces. Turned into a public recreation area in 1893, it was named after a nearby thoroughfare, starting point of the route to the Simplon Pass, where a railway tunnel was opened in 1906.

The Triennale has left some testimonials of its past exhibitions amidst the greenery: the most interesting is the Torre Branca.

At the far end of the Sempione park is the imposing Arco della Pace.

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Viale Emilio Alemagna 
subway Cadorna Triennale
Triennale district


 
 

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