Milan Tickets Torre Branca Address Directions

Torre Branca Address & Directions: How to Get There

Torre Branca stands in Parco Sempione, beside the Triennale Milano, and keeps its own opening hours, separate from the park’s.

Address

The address is Viale Luigi Camoens 2, 20121 Milano. The entrance gate is shared with the restaurant and club at the tower’s base and is signed for both.

The Triennale Milano next door, at Viale Alemagna 6, is a useful second reference point for maps and GPS.

How to Get to Torre Branca

By Metro & Train
By Tram & Bus
By Car
On Foot

The closest stop is Cadorna–Triennale, on both M1 (red line) and M2 (green line). The Triennale Milano lists it as its own metro stop, and the tower is next door to the Triennale.

The same stop is the Milano Cadorna railway station, the closest mainline stop. Malpensa Express trains from Malpensa Airport arrive here.

The tower is about 500 metres from the station on foot.

Torre Branca: Entrance Ticket

Highlights

Take in sweeping vistas over Milan from a remarkable height.

Explore a landmark built in the 1930s with over 30 years of welcoming visitors.

Enjoy a unique perspective of the city’s architecture and surroundings from 108.6 meters above ground.

Frequently Asked Questions About Getting to Torre Branca

What's the nearest metro station to Torre Branca?

Cadorna–Triennale, on both the M1 (red) and M2 (green) lines. The neighbouring Triennale Milano lists it as its own metro stop.

Can I walk to Torre Branca from the Duomo or Sforza Castle?

From Sforza Castle, yes. It is roughly 10 to 15 minutes through Parco Sempione. From the Duomo the walk is longer, so the M1 metro to Cadorna is usually quicker.

Is there parking near the tower?

Two spaces for holders of a disabled parking permit are about 10 metres from the tower’s entrance. For everyone else, public transport is usually simpler, and Cadorna station is about 500 metres away.

Which bus or tram lines stop near Torre Branca?

Bus line 85 stops at Triennale, close to the tower’s entrance. Tram lines 1 and 10 stop at Via Pagano–Via Canova, about 350 metres from the Triennale.

What time should I arrive to avoid a long wait?

The elevator takes five people per trip, so queues are likely when the tower is busy. See the Opening Hours page for the full schedule and the best times to go.

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