Torre Velasca

Torre Velasca is the iconic 33-meter high tower in the historical city center of Milan. It was designed by the famous Italian rationalist architects BBPR in 1958 and is now seen as a symbol of modern Milan. It is situated at the junction of one of Milan's main historical roads (the Variante di Valassina) and sits next to the Porta Ticinese. As one of the city's landmark buildings, Torre Velasca offers visitors a striking view of Milan's skyline and a great opportunity to explore the city's history. Don't miss the rare chance to visit its observation deck to get a unique bird's eye view of the beautiful Italian city. The tower also boasts a museum and several old-style cafés, adding to the unique appeal of the area.