Viewpoints in Milan

Torre Branca is a 108-meter steel observation tower in Parco Sempione, designed by the legendary architect Gio Ponti for the 1933 Milan Triennale.

The Belvedere Enzo Jannacci is a free panoramic terrace on the 39th floor of Palazzo Lombardia, the seat of the Lombardy regional government. At 161 meters, it offers the highest public viewpoint in Milan.

The Highline Galleria is a glass-floored walkway running along the rooftop of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, offering a unique bird's-eye perspective directly above the gallery's famous glass dome.