Orange Telecom Tower

The Orange Telecom Tower, locally referred to as Tour Orange, is one of the most modern and prominent skyscrapers in the Antananarivo skyline. It is located in the rapidly growing business district of Ankorondrano, which has evolved into the capital's primary economic hub over the last few decades. The building serves as the corporate headquarters for Orange Madagascar, one of the country's leading telecommunications providers. With its distinctive glass facade and contemporary design, the tower represents Madagascar's 21st-century technological progress and economic dynamism. The facility houses state-of-the-art office spaces, critical technical infrastructure for mobile networks, and executive management units. In a city characterized largely by colonial and traditional architecture, the Orange Tower provides a bold vertical accent and symbolizes Madagascar's integration into the global digital economy. It is a key navigational landmark in the northern section of the city.

Nearby cities

Antananarivo

The capital in Madagascar.

Antsirabe

Known for thermal springs in Madagascar.

Antanifotsy

Agricultural center in Madagascar.

Tsiroanomandidy

Zebu market center in Madagascar.

Soavinandriana

Highland city in Madagascar.

Faratsiho

Highest city in Madagascar.

Ambatolampy

Aluminum foundry town in Madagascar.

Arivonimamo

Former airport location in Madagascar.

Ankazobe

On the edge of Tampoketsa in Madagascar.

Miarinarivo

Administrative center of Itasy in Madagascar.

History & landmarks

Zital Tower

One of the few modern high-rises and business centers in Antananarivo, located in the Ankorondrano business district.

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Soarano Railway Station

A historic railway station in Antananarivo featuring colonial architecture, now used as a business and exhibition center.

Avenue of Independence

The main axis of downtown Antananarivo, flanked by colonial arcades leading to the old railway station.

Amparibe Water Tower

A historic water tower from the French colonial era in the Amparibe district of Antananarivo.

Ambatonakanga Memorial Church

The first stone church in Madagascar, built in memory of the Christian martyrs killed under Queen Ranavalona I.

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Mahamasina Municipal Stadium

Madagascar's largest stadium, used for rugby matches, football tournaments, and national events.

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Cathedral of Faravohitra

A Catholic brick church located on one of the highest hills in Antananarivo.

Analakely Market Pavilions

A series of historic pavilions in downtown Antananarivo that serve as a covered market.

More places

JB Confectionery Factory

One of the best-known manufacturers of biscuits, chocolate and other sweets in Antananarivo.

Historical Zoma Market

Once the world's second-largest open-air market, a central trading hub in the 19th and 20th centuries.

STAR Brewery Antananarivo

The headquarters and largest production facility of the famous Malagasy beverage brand in the capital.

Ila Fitsarana

Former court of justice of the Malagasy monarchy.

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SOMACOU Textile Factory

One of Madagascar's leading textile manufacturers, specializing in blankets, towels and woven cotton products.

Savonnerie Tropicale Soap Factory

A traditional company producing detergents and personal care products for the Malagasy market for decades.

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Antsahamanitra Martyrs Cliff

The site where Christian martyrs were executed in the 19th century under Queen Ranavalona I.

Andafiavaratra Palace

The former prime minister's residence in the 19th century, now a museum.