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Branca Tower

In the 1930s, Milan built its totem in the clearing of Parco Sempione. Designed by Gio Ponti, this tower is considered a true work of art in which modern architecture and new techniques meet. Slim and transparent, a true architectural challenge, it was erected in record time – just two and a half months. The beautiful casing and wall, facing the side of the park in high-strength transparent crystal, allow a perspective view of the tower from the inside. Made from a special steel, flanged and bolted, the tower is 108.60 meters high. Today, a modern lift system can bring 7 people at a time to the top in less than one minute. Once you reach the top, you can enjoy a relaxing drink at the Belvedere Club while you take in the views.

Enjoy a private guided walk that starts from one of the most visited places in the city: the Sforza Castle. Visit the courtyards of this beautiful palace, an oasis of art and culture, while your guide will tell you all about its fascinating history and the artwork it hides. Your tour will continue through Sempione Park to reach the world-famous Triennale Palace - the building that, more than any other, tells the history of design in Milan. You will pass through the hall and then go down to the gardens, where an amazing work of art of Giorgio de Chirico is located. Finally, you'll get the chance to the climb up the Torre Branca and enjoy a 360° view of the city center and the Arco della Pace.

Visit Branca Tower, an iron structure that offers by elevator an ascent to a terrace overlooking the city. Observe from the terrace the Castello Sforzesco, and a little further away from the monuments of the historic center, the new neighborhoods and modern glass cathedrals, and the mountains. At one of the most iconic towers of Milan, take the opportunity to admire the city from another point of view. From an exceptional site, we will recognize the most important monuments and buildings of Milan, with the help of our guide. Enjoy an aperitif on the high up, private area of the terrace at Branca tower, and let the architecture and nature of the landscape soak in.