Belvedere Enzo Jannacci (Palazzo Lombardia)

Overview

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.

Highlights

• Highest Viewpoint: The terrace sits higher than the Duomo's Madonnina and provides 360-degree views including the Alps.
• Free Entry: One of the rare completely free panoramic experiences in Europe's major cities.
• Modern Architecture: The Pei Cobb Freed-designed skyscraper is itself a striking piece of contemporary architecture.

History

Completed in 2010, Palazzo Lombardia was designed by the firm founded by I.M. Pei. The regional government decided to open the top-floor terrace to the public on Sundays and select holidays, naming it after beloved Milanese comedian and singer-songwriter Enzo Jannacci.

Visitor Tips

• Sundays Only: Open exclusively on Sundays and some public holidays from 10:00 to 18:00.
• ID Required: Bring identification as you must pass through security to enter the government building.
• Duration: 15–20 minutes.