The Top 10 Things To Do And See In Corso Magenta

Sophia Karner

Corso Magenta, one of Milan’s most traditional and elegant streets, and the area surrounding it date back as far as the 19th century and is steeped in history. Corso Magenta, the heart of the area, starts near the city’s banking and finance district and leads up to Corso Vercelli, a fashionable and lively shopping area. Along the way, visitors can find impressive sights, historic museums, beautiful shops, fantastic bars and restaurants. To make your visit easier, we’ve compiled a list of the ten best things to do and see in Corso Magenta.

Santa Maria delle Grazie

1. Enjoy The View From Torre Branca

Historical Landmark

Torre Branca (Branca Tower), Parco Sempione, Milan, Lombardy, Italy, July 2017
© Robert Smith / Alamy Stock Photo
The Torre Branca is a 108 meter tall tower in Parco Sempione that was built as one of the park’s most noteworthy monuments in 1933. A platform, which is 97 meters in height, gives visitors an amazing view of the park and even Milan’s historic center. The view is especially breathtaking in the evenings when the twinkling lights of the city make a trip to the viewing platform a magical experience. Opening hours: Mon-Sun 6.30am-9pm Piazza Sempione, Milan, Italy, Torre Branca | © isa/Flickr

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