List of tallest buildings in Mannheim

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From left to right: Collini-Center, Neckar, Neckarpromenade MAFriedrichEbertPano.jpg
From left to right: Collini-Center, Neckar, Neckarpromenade

This list of tallest buildings in Mannheim ranks high-rise buildings and important landmarks that reach a height of 50 meters (164 feet). The tallest structure in the city is the 217.8-meter-high Fernmeldeturm Mannheim, a television tower built in 1975.

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Mannheim's tallest buildings are located along both sides of the Neckar river. The city differs from most other cities in Baden-Württemberg in that it has a higher density of high-rise buildings. For example, 5 of the 6 tallest skyscrapers in the state are located in Mannheim. The same applies to the cityscape of its Rhineland-Palatinate sister city Ludwigshafen am Rhein, with the result that some of the high-rises in both cities near the Rhine form a joint ensemble.

RankNameImageHeight
m (ft)
FloorsYear completedUse / Note
Fernmeldeturm Mannheim Mannheim - Fernmeldeturm1.jpg 217.8 m (715 ft)1975Telecommunications tower,
Tallest structure in Mannheim.
1 Collini Center Mannheim Collini-Center 20101213.jpg 102 m (335 ft)321975Tallest high-rise buildings in Mannheim
2 Neckaruferbebauung Nord 1 Neckarhhochhaeuser in Mannheim.jpg 100 m (328 ft)301975Residential
3 Neckaruferbebauung Nord 2 Hochhaeuser in Mannheim.JPG 100 m (328 ft)301975Residential
4 Neckaruferbebauung Nord 3 Waldhofstr in Mannheim.jpg 100 m (328 ft)301975Residential
5 Victoria Turm Victoriaturm - panoramio (1).jpg 97 m (318 ft)272001Office
Konkordienkirche Mannheim-Konkordienkirche.jpg 86.93 m (285 ft)1717Tallest church tower of Mannheim
6Geraer Ring 1086 m (282 ft)241967Residential
7Freiberger Ring 3 Vogelstang Mannheim Hochhaus Juni 2012.JPG 83 m (272 ft)231967Residential
8Geraer Ring 2 Mannheim-vogelstang vom geraer ring.jpg 83 m (272 ft)231967Residential
Jesuitenkirche Mannheim Jesuitenkirche 20120322.jpg 74 m (243 ft)1760
Christuskirche Christuskirche Mannheim 092024.jpg 65 m (213 ft)1911
9Hauptgebäude der Mannheimer Versicherung Mannheimer Versicherungen 01.jpg 65 m (213 ft)151991Headquarters of Mannheimer Versicherung (insurance)
10MVV-Hochhaus Mannheim - MVV-Hochhaus - 2019-02-25 14-31-49.jpg 61 m (200 ft)171961Seat of MVV Energie
Mannheim Water Tower Mannheimer Wasserturm.jpg 60 m (197 ft)1889
11Neues Technisches Rathaus Technisches Rathaus Mannheim 2021.jpg 56 m (184 ft)142021New technical town hall
12No. 153 m (174 ft)152019Office
12Hoch 453 m (174 ft)132020Office
14"E" Franklin Quartier [1] 52 m (171 ft)152023Residential
15Haus Oberrhein50 m (164 ft)14Office


Under Construction

NameHeight (m)
Height (ft)
FloorsYear
"H" Franklin Quartier [2] 53.5175.5152025
"O" Franklin Quartier [3] 53.5175.5152025
Loksite Glückstein-Quartier [4] 52.5172122024

Proposed

NameHeight (m)
Height (ft)
FloorsYear
Augustaanlage 65/67 [5] 6521317Unknown
"M" Franklin Quartier [6] [7] 53.5175.515Unknown



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