List of tallest buildings in Hamburg

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This is a list of tallest buildings in Hamburg. As in most German cities except Frankfurt, skyscrapers or high-rises in Hamburg are rarely approved or built.

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Tallest buildings and structures

The few high-rises in Hamburg are mostly clustered at St. Georg's Berliner Tor Center, St. Pauli's Hafenkrone, and most likely in future also at HafenCity's Elbbrücken.

The Elbphilharmonie (also English: Elbe Philharmonic Hall), one of the largest and most acoustically advanced concert halls in the world Hamburg, Barkassenfahrt NIK 3525.jpg
The Elbphilharmonie (also English: Elbe Philharmonic Hall), one of the largest and most acoustically advanced concert halls in the world
Radisson Blu Hotel Hamburg and Heinrich Hertz Tower Telemichel-1.JPG
Radisson Blu Hotel Hamburg and Heinrich Hertz Tower
Berliner Tor Center (2012) Hamburg Berliner Tor Center.jpg
Berliner Tor Center (2012)
Hafenkrone (2013) Neue Skyline Hamburg.JPG
Hafenkrone (2013)
NameUseHeight (m)Height (ft)FloorsYear completed
Heinrich-Hertz-Turm Telecommunication279.2916.0n/a1968
St. Nikolai Church tower147.9485.2n/a1874 (ruin since 1943)
St. Petri Church tower133.0436.4n/a1878
St. Michaelis Church tower132.0433.1n/a1762
St. Jacobi Church tower125.0410.1n/a1963
St. Katharinen Church tower115.0377.3n/a1659
Hamburg Rathaus Town hall tower112.0367.5n/a1897
Elbphilharmonie Concert hall/ Hotel/ Residential110.0360.9262016
Radisson Blu Hotel Hamburg Hotel108.0354.3321973
Columbus-Haus Office105.0344.5232002
Mundsburg Turm IResidential101.0331.4291973
Emporio Office98.0321.5242011
Mundsburg Turm IIIResidential97.0318.2261975
St. GertrudChurch tower93.0305.1n/a1886
Mundsburg Turm IIResidential90.0295.3221973
Berliner Tor Center IOffice90.0295.3222004
Berliner Tor Center IIOffice90.0295.3222004
New St. NikolaiChurch tower89.4293.3n/a1962
Atlantic-Haus Office88.0288.7212007
Hermes-HausOffice86.0282.2231981
GeomatikumResearch85.0278.9201975
Tanzende TürmeOffice84.9278.5242012
Hotel KaiserhofHotel78.0255.9171963
Holiday Inn Hotel HamburgHotel75.0246.1181995
Palmaille 35Residential75.0246.123
Channel TowerOffice75.0246.1182003
Empire Riverside HotelHotel73.0239.5202007

  Non-inhabitable structure

Under construction or proposed

NameUseHeight (m)Height (ft)FloorsEstimated Completion
Elbtower Commercial [1] 244.8803612026
Elbbrücken I [2] Residential150.0492.1TBDTBD
Elbbrücken II [2] Residential150.0492.1TBDTBD
Elbbrücken III [2] Residential120.0393.7TBDTBD

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