Torre Libeskind

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About Torre Libeskind

The Torre Libeskind, also known as Il Curvo, is a striking skyscraper in Milan's new CityLife district. Designed by American architect Daniel Libeskind, the 175-meter-tall (574-foot) building was constructed between 2015 and 2020. It stands on the former grounds of the Milan trade fair, which was transformed into a modern residential and business district after the fair relocated. Part of an ensemble of three towers designed by different architects, the tower offers more than 30,000 square meters (323,000 square feet) of office space across 31 floors. At this height, it ranks among the tallest buildings in the city and in the country.

Based on the article “Torre Libeskind” from the German Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0

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At a glance

Category: Sight › Historic sites
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Address: Piazza Tre Torri
20145 Milan, Italy
District: Tre Torri
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Coordinates: 45.47882° N · 9.15687° E
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FAQ about Torre Libeskind

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What is the Torre Libeskind in Milan?

The Torre Libeskind, also known as "Il Curvo," is a striking office skyscraper in Milan's CityLife district. It was designed by American architect Daniel Libeskind and built between 2015 and 2020. Across 31 floors, the tower offers more than 30,000 square meters of office space.

How tall is the Torre Libeskind?

The Torre Libeskind in Milan stands 175 meters tall. That makes it one of the tallest buildings in Milan and in all of Italy. Its height is spread across 31 floors.

Where is the Torre Libeskind, and what is the CityLife district about?

The Torre Libeskind is located on Piazza Tre Torri in Milan's CityLife district. The neighborhood was built on the former grounds of the Milan trade fair, which was converted into a modern residential and commercial district after the fair relocated. The tower is part of an ensemble of three towers, each designed by a different architect.

What can you see around the Torre Libeskind in Milan?

Right next to the Torre Libeskind in Milan is the Torre Allianz, only about 139 meters away. The Villa Romeo Faccanoni is roughly 691 meters away, and the Monumento ai Caduti Alpini is about 717 meters away. travelguide195 lists ten entries within one kilometer, including additional historic sites and museums.

Are there restaurants near the Torre Libeskind?

Yes, around the Torre Libeskind in Milan's CityLife district you'll find plenty of dining options. travelguide195 lists around 55 restaurants within 500 meters of the tower on Piazza Tre Torri.

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