Torre Unicredit is a skyscraper in the Porta Nuova district of Milan, Italy. It is the tallest building in Italy, standing at 249 metres (817 feet), and was completed in 2012. It houses the Italian branches of the banking giant of Unicredit, commercial and retail space, and a luxury hotel, Grand Gallia. The architecture of the tower is considered to be iconic, with undulating glass and steel curtain walls. The building is surrounded by four parks, which are ideal for visitors to explore and relax in. Visitors can also take the lift to the 39th floor of the building for an incredible view of the city. There are also plenty of gelaterias, restaurants and shops nearby for those wanting to experience some of the city's vibrant culture.
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