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List of tallest buildings in Germany

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This article is about the tallest skyscrapers in Germany. For the tallest structures in general, seeList of tallest structures in Germany.
Frankfurt skyline in November 2025
Berlin skyline in 2007

This list ranks buildings in Germany that stand at least 100 metres (328 ft) tall. Only habitable buildings are ranked, which excludesradio masts and towers,observation towers,steeples,chimneys and other tall architectural structures.

The construction ofhigh-rise buildings is not common in German cities, and especially not in the city centres, where traditionally steeples are the tallest structures. Due to its economic profile as an internationalfinancial centre, onlyFrankfurt has developed a skyline of high-rise buildings andskyscrapers in its city centre. Out of a total of 22 skyscrapers in Germany, meaning buildings at least 150 metres (492 ft) tall, 20 are located in Frankfurt.

The development of high-rises in Germany began in 1915, with the Zeiss Bau 15 inJena. Notable examples of early high-rise buildings include theWilhelm Marx House inDüsseldorf, theBorsigturm andUllsteinhaus inBerlin, theHansahochhaus inCologne, theAnzeiger-Hochhaus inHanover, theTagblatt-Turm inStuttgart, and theKroch High-rise andEuropahaus inLeipzig.

Tallest buildings

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This list ranks buildings in Germany that stand at least 100 metres (328 ft) tall. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts.

RankNameImageCityHeight (m)Height (ft)FloorsYearNotes
1Commerzbank TowerFrankfurt259850561997Tallest building in Europe from 1997 to 2003; tallest building in the European Union from 1997 to 2011, and from 2020 to 2022; headquarters ofCommerzbank; reaches a total height of 300.1 metres including the antenna[1]
2MesseturmFrankfurt256.5841.5631990Tallest building in Europe from 1990 to 1997; main tenants areGoldman Sachs andThomson Reuters[2]
3Four IFrankfurt233764.4592024Topped out, Highest occupied floor in Frankfurt.
4Westendstraße 1Frankfurt208682.4531993Headquarters ofDZ Bank
5Main TowerFrankfurt200656.2551999Height including the antenna is 240 metres; main tenants areLandesbank Hessen-Thüringen andS&P Global Ratings
5Tower 185Frankfurt200656.2552011Main tenant isPricewaterhouseCoopers
7OneFrankfurt190.9626492022Features a public bar with a surrounding roof terrace at a height of 185 metres
8OmniturmFrankfurt189.9623462019[3]
9TrianonFrankfurt186610.2451993Main tenant isDekaBank
10Seat of the European Central BankFrankfurt185607452014Height including the antenna is 201 metres; new headquarters of theEuropean Central Bank
11Grand TowerFrankfurt179.9590.2472020Tallest residential building in Germany
12Four IIFrankfurt179587.2472025Topped out, Second tallest residential building in Germany
13Estrel TowerBerlin176577452025Tallest hotel in Germany and tallest skyscraper in Berlin. Tallest skyscraper outside Frankfurt am Main.
14OpernturmFrankfurt170557.7422009Main tenant isUBS
14TaunusturmFrankfurt170557.7402014
16SilberturmFrankfurt166.3545.6321978Tallest building in Germany from 1978 to 1990; former headquarters ofDresdner Bank, which merged with Commerzbank in 2009; main tenant is nowDeutsche Bahn
17Post TowerBonn162.5533.1422002Tallest building inBonn; headquarters ofDeutsche Post andDHL
18Westend GateFrankfurt159.3522.6471976Tallest building in Germany from 1976 to 1978; main tenant isMarriott Frankfurt Hotel.
19Deutsche Bank IFrankfurt155509401984Headquarters ofDeutsche Bank
19Deutsche Bank IIFrankfurt155509381984Headquarters ofDeutsche Bank
19MarienturmFrankfurt155509382019[4]
22SkyperFrankfurt153.8504.6382004Main tenant isDekaBank
23KölnturmCologne148.5487432001Tallest building inCologne; height including the antenna is 165 metres[5]
24EurotowerFrankfurt148485.6391977Former headquarters of theEuropean Central Bank
25Colonia-HausCologne147482.3421973Tallest building in Germany from 1973 to 1976
25Atlantic Hotel Sail CityBremerhaven147482.3232008Tallest building in the state ofBremen; the roof top is at 86 metres, but the architectural spire counts as official height; main tenant is Atlantic Hotels
27Hochhaus Uptown MünchenMunich146479382004Tallest building inMunich; headquarters ofTelefónica Germany[6]
28One Forty WestFrankfurt145476412020
29Jen TowerJena144.5474.1321972Tallest building inThuringia; headquarters ofIntershop Communications
30City-Hochhaus LeipzigLeipzig142.5467.5361972Tallest building inLeipzig; tallest building in the formerEast Germany; tallest building within both Germanies from 1972 to 1973; tallest inSaxony; height including the antenna is 155 metres; main tenant isEuropean Energy Exchange
31Frankfurter Büro CenterFrankfurt142.4467.2401980Main tenant isClifford Chance
32City-HausFrankfurt142.1466.2421974Main tenant isDZ Bank
33Edge East Side TowerBerlin142465.9362023Main tenant isAmazon
34Henninger TurmFrankfurt140459402017
35GallileoFrankfurt136446.2381999Main tenant isCommerzbank
35NextowerFrankfurt136446.2322009Part of thePalais Quartier complex
37Business Tower NürnbergNürnberg135442.9341999Headquarters of Nürnberger Versicherungsgruppe
38Uni Center KölnCologne134439.6421973
39PolluxFrankfurt130426.5331997Part of theKastor und Pollux complex; main tenant isCommerzbank
40The SpinFrankfurt128420312023
40Four IIIFrankfurt128420322024
42Garden TowerFrankfurt127416.7251976Former headquarters ofLandesbank Hessen-Thüringen; main tenant isSociété Générale
42RWE TowerEssen127416.7301996Headquarters ofRWE
44Highlight IMunich126413.4332004Main tenant isRoland Berger Strategy Consultants
45TreptowersBerlin125410.1321998
46Park Inn BerlinBerlin125410411969
47Arag-TowerDüsseldorf124.9409.8322001Tallest building inDüsseldorf[7]
48LVA HauptgebäudeDüsseldorf123403.5291976
49City Tower OffenbachOffenbach am Main120393.7322003
50Maritim TravemündeTravemünde119390.4351974
50Upper WestBerlin119390.4332017
52Steglitzer KreiselBerlin118.5393.7301980
53ZoofensterBerlin118387.1322012
54Messe TorhausFrankfurt117383.9301984
55UN-HochhausBonn115377.3311969Also known as Langer Eugen; built as theNeues Abgeordnetenhochhaus ("New Representatives Tower") to provide office space forBundestag representatives and used as such until the Bundestag moved to Berlin in 1999[8]
55Dorint Hotel TowerAugsburg115377.3351972
55Japan CenterFrankfurt115377.3281996
55Park TowerFrankfurt115377.3292007
59Hypo-HausMunich113.7373271981
60Highlight IIMunich113370.7282004
61Westhafen TowerFrankfurt112.3368.4302003
62TÜV RheinlandCologne112367.5221974
62IBC TowerFrankfurt112367.5302003
64Büro Center NibelungenplatzFrankfurt110360.9271966
64EurotheumFrankfurt110360.9311999
64WinXFrankfurt110360.9302019
64Elbe Philharmonic HallHamburg110360.9262017Tallest building in Hamburg
68Ringturm CologneCologne109.1357.9261973
69Neue Mainzer Straße 32-36Frankfurt108.6356.3281973
70Radisson Blu Hotel HamburgHamburg108354.3321973
70Victoria HausDüsseldorf108354.3291998
72Essen City HallEssen106347.8231979
72Senckenberg TurmFrankfurt106347.8262022
72Atrium TowerBerlin106347.8221997
75Land- und Amtsgericht KölnCologne105344.5251981
76Four IVFrankfurt105344.5252024
77KölntriangleCologne103.2338.6292006
78BahntowerBerlin103331.4252000
78Europa-CenterBerlin103337.9221965
78SV-HochhausMunich103337.9282008
81Herkules HochhausCologne102334.6311969
81Kudamm KarreeBerlin102334.6201974
81Apartment-Hochhaus am Collini-CenterMannheim102334.6321975
81Deutschlandradio-TurmCologne102334.6191975
85Neuer KanzlerplatzBonn101.5333282023
86Mundsburg Turm IHamburg101.4332.7291973
87Kollhoff-TowerBerlin101331.4251999
87BMW HeadquartersMunich101331.4221973
87Maritim ClubhotelTimmendorfer Strand101331.4321973
90Neckarpromenade Wohnturm IMannheim100330301975
90Neckarpromenade Wohnturm IIMannheim100330301975
90Neckarpromenade Wohnturm IIIMannheim100330301975
90Leonardo Royal Hotel FrankfurtFrankfurt100328.1251972
90Die PyramideBerlin100328.1231995
90RellingHaus IIEssen100328.1211999

Under construction or on hold

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This list ranks buildings under construction in Germany that plan to stand at least 100 metres (328 ft) tall. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts.

NameCityHeight (m)Height (ft)FloorsYear
Central Business TowerFrankfurt205672522028[9]
ElbtowerHamburg19965352On hold
Hines-HochhausBerlin15049239On hold
Alexander TowerBerlin15049235On hold[10]
MYND-TurmBerlin138453332026[11]
Covivio TowerBerlin138453362026[12]
Sparda-Bank TowerFrankfurt124407352025[13][14]
Phönix TowerDüsseldorf120394362028[15]
Agromex Tower IBerlin110361302025
SchwabenlandtowerFellbach10735134On hold

Proposed

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This list ranks proposed buildings in Germany that plan to stand at least 100 metres (328 ft) tall. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts.

NameCityHeight (m)Height (ft)FloorsYear
Millennium Tower IFrankfurt288945692030[16][17][18]
Kaiserkarree (Gloria)[19]Frankfurt19564040
Das Präsidium[20]Frankfurt17557448[21]
Gallusanlage 8[22]Frankfurt170558
Millennium Tower IIFrankfurt157515452030[17][18]
Paketposthalle towers[23]Munich155509
Hines HochhausBerlin15049239[24]
Münsterstraße 304-306[25]Düsseldorf149489
DEVK Headquarters[26]Cologne144473382030
Grand Central - Icoon[27]Frankfurt140459
High Square Essen[28]Essen139456362028
Hochhaus an der Matthäuskirche[29]Frankfurt13544336
Frankfurter Sparkasse-HochhausFrankfurt130426
NAMU Tower[30][31]Offenbach124407322027
New Heart on the Block[32]Düsseldorf120394292028
Twist[33][34]Düsseldorf11738426
Hochhaus am Hauptbahnhof[35][36]Düsseldorf11537731
NION[37]Frankfurt11136428
Technisches Rathaus[38]Düsseldorf11036130
Elbbrücken 120[39]Hamburg11036128
Finanzministerium I[40]Düsseldorf107351
ICC HochhausBerlin10634829
Flossbach von Storch Headquarters[41]Cologne103338262030
NRW BankDüsseldorf100328
Finanzministerium IIDüsseldorf100328
Cologneo IICologne1003282030

Demolished buildings

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NameImageCityHeight (m)Height (ft)FloorsYear builtYear demolishedNotes
Funkhaus am RaderberggürtelCologne1384533419782019–2021Former headquarters ofDeutsche Welle
Bayer-HochhausLeverkusen1224002919632012–2013Tallest building in Germany from 1963 to 1972
AfE-TurmFrankfurt1163813219722014Tallest building in Europe to be demolished using explosives
Friedrich-Engelhorn-HochhausLudwigshafen1023332819572013–2014Tallest building in Germany from 1957 to 1963
Sparkasse Hagen TowerHagen1013312319752004

Timeline of tallest buildings

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NameImageCityHeight (m)Height (ft)FloorsYears as tallest
Friedrich-Engelhorn-HochhausLudwigshafen102335281957–1963
(demolished)
Bayer-HochhausLeverkusen122400291963–1972
(demolished)
City-Hochhaus LeipzigLeipzig143468361972–1973
Colonia-HochhausCologne147482421973–1976
Westend GateFrankfurt159522471976–1978
SilberturmFrankfurt166545321978–1990
MesseturmFrankfurt257843551990–1997
Commerzbank TowerFrankfurt259850561997–present

Cities with buildings over 100 metres

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City≥300 m≥250 m≥200 m≥150 m≥100 m
Frankfurt262043
Berlin113
Cologne9
Munich6
Mannheim4
Bonn13
Hamburg3
Essen3
Düsseldorf3
Timmendorfer Strand1
Augsburg1
Jena1
Leipzig1
Nürnberg1
Bremerhaven1
Offenbach am Main1
Travemünde1

See also

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