The Unicredit tower, which opened in December 2012, consists of three buildings arranged in a semicircle around the new Piazza Gae Aulenti.

The tower reaches 231 metres thanks to its 80 metre high spire entirely covered with LEDs that can take on different colours depending on the occasion. Inside this building there is a large elevator that reaches the top floor in just 40 seconds. The main tower has 31 floors, while the other two have 21 and 11 respectively.

Still on the subject of height - the main tower is estimated to be four times higher than the Tower of Pisa and twice the height of the Duomo. Inaugurated less than one year ago, in February 2014, it is already a symbol of modern Milan. It’s the Unicredit Tower: 231 metres of steel and glass.