Torri di Piazza Drago, Modern residential towers in Jesolo, Italy.

Torri di Piazza Drago are two 22-storey towers, Alioth and Mizar, each 82.9 metres tall to the tip of their antennas, standing at the geographic centre of Jesolo. The complex mixes commercial, office and residential uses across about 70,000 cubic metres, with an underground car park beneath the piazza.

The complex was completed in 2012, comprising two 22-storey towers named Alioth and Mizar with commercial, office and residential uses, on a 10,000 m2 site with about 70,000 m3 of volume. The same project redeveloped Piazza Drago and Via Mameli, adding pedestrian paths, green areas and water, an underground car park beneath the square, and safer, pedestrianised junctions at Via Mameli, Via Aquileia and Via Tritone.

The two towers are named Alioth and Mizar, stars of the Ursa Major constellation. The complex also redeveloped Piazza Drago and Via Mameli, adding pedestrian paths, green areas and water features that residents use as public space in the town centre.

The towers are centrally located in Jesolo and surrounded by pedestrian paths and public plazas that are freely accessible to visitors. The area provides clear orientation points and sits near shops and dining options.

The two towers are named Alioth and Mizar, after stars in the Ursa Major constellation. Each rises 22 floors, and together they reach 82.9 metres at the tip of their antennas, making them the tallest buildings in Jesolo and, after the Aquileia tower, in northeastern Italy.