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🏙️ Tallest Buildings in Italy

The tallest completed buildings in Italy, by height.

📅 2026📏 metres49 entries🇮🇹 See all of this country’s rankings →
Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (metres); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.
1
Allianz TowerMilan
260 m
2
Torre UniCreditMilan
238 m
3
Piedmont Region HeadquartersTurin
213 m
4
Generali TowerMilan
195 m
5
Libeskind TowerMilan
175 m
6
Torre Intesa SanpaoloTurin
167 m
7
Palazzo LombardiaMilan
161 m
8
Torre EuroskyRome
156 m
9
Torre SolariaMilan
153 m
10
Torre PontinaLatina
152 m
11
A2A TowerMilan
146 m
12
Torre DiamanteMilan
140 m
13
Torre Telecom ItaliaNaples
129 m
14
Pirelli TowerMilan
127 m
15
Unipol TowerBologna
127 m
16
Palazzo SistemaMilan
126 m
17
Unipol Tower (Milan)Milan
125 m
18
Gioia 22 TowerMilan
123 m
19
Torre Enel 1Naples
122 m
20
Torre Enel 2Naples
122 m
21
Torre Garibaldi AMilan
121 m
22
Torre Garibaldi BMilan
121 m
23
Crystal PalaceBrescia
120 m
24
Torre EuroparcoRome
120 m
25
Bosco Verticale - Torre EMilan
118 m
26
Condominio Marinella IICesenatico
118 m
27
Torre FrancescoNaples
118 m
28
Torre SaverioNaples
118 m
29
Torre BredaMilan
117 m
30
Torre PiacentiniGenoa
116 m
31
Torre del Consiglio Regionale CampaniaNaples
115 m
32
Torri del Tribunale di Napoli ANaples
112 m
33
Galfa TowerMilan
110 m
34
MatitoneGenoa
110 m
35
Torre LittoriaTurin
109 m
36
TheTrisMilan
106 m
37
Torre Unicredit BMilan
106 m
38
Torre VelascaMilan
106 m
39
Torre San Vincenzo GenoaGenoa
105 m
40
Torre di piazza TuratiMilan
104 m
41
Ambassador's Palace HotelNaples
103 m
42
Torre Gioia 20Milan
102 m
43
World Trade CenterGenoa
102 m
44
Gemini Center Torre IMilan
101 m
45
Gemini Center Torre IIMilan
101 m
46
Grattacielo di RiminiRimini
101 m
47
H4 HotelMilan
100 m
48
Torre Comparto 2Genoa
100 m
49
Torre di LivornoLivorno
100 m

Highlights

Within Italy, Allianz Tower ranks first in 2026 with 260 m, followed by Torre UniCredit (238 m) and Piedmont Region Headquarters (213 m).

Across 49 entries, values run from 260 m (Allianz Tower) to 100 m (Torre di Livorno), with a median of 118 m.

Source: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat / Emporis (via Wikipedia), 2026. Unit: metres.

Source: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat / Emporis (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026