List of tallest buildings in Slovakia

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This list of tallest buildings in Slovakia ranks buildings in Slovakia by official height.

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The tallest structure in Slovakia is the 318 m (1,043 ft) Dubnik Transmitter and the tallest structure in Bratislava is the Kamzík TV Tower with 196 m (643 ft).

The tallest Slovak skyscraper is Eurovea Tower in Bratislava. It is 168 m (551 ft) tall. First „skyscraper" was Manderlák built in 1935 in Bratislava, it has 12 floors and it is 50 m (160 ft) tall.

Most high-rises are located in Bratislava with few exceptions and all new proposed high-rises are also in the capital city.

Tallest buildings

The following ranks existing buildings over 70 metres (230 ft) in Slovakia by height. This does not include churches.

NameImageHeight
m (ft)		FloorsYear Location Notes
Eurovea Tower Bratislava z Dunaja 3.jpg 168 m (551 ft)462023 Bratislava
48°08′23″N17°07′38″E / 48.13983°N 17.12722°E / 48.13983; 17.12722 		The tallest building in Bratislava and subsequently in Slovakia. Also serves as the tallest residential building in the country. [1]
Nivy Tower Nivy Tower.jpg 125 m (410 ft)292020 Bratislava
48°08′46″N17°07′49″E / 48.14606°N 17.13036°E / 48.14606; 17.13036 		Currently the second tallest building and the tallest office building in Slovakia. [2]
Klingerka Klingerka.jpg 116 m (381 ft)362022 Bratislava
48°08′35″N17°07′58″E / 48.14297°N 17.13277°E / 48.14297; 17.13277 		Currently the third tallest building in Slovakia and the second tallest residential building. [3] [4]
Panorama City Towers Panorama City Bratislava 05.jpg 112.6 m (369 ft)
112.2 m (368 ft)		342016 Bratislava
48°08′32″N17°07′34″E / 48.14216°N 17.12600°E / 48.14216; 17.12600 		Both of the buildings were topped out in 2015. [5]
National Bank of Slovakia Tower Nbs.jpg 111 m (364 ft)332002 Bratislava
48°09′11″N17°06′53″E / 48.15307°N 17.11480°E / 48.15307; 17.11480 		The second tallest office building in Slovakia. [6]
Slovak Television Building Stvtower.jpg 108 m (354 ft)271974 Bratislava
48°09′24″N17°04′19″E / 48.15672°N 17.07183°E / 48.15672; 17.07183 		Slovak Television and Radio TV's headquarters. [7]
City Business Center I CBC 06.jpg 107 m (351 ft)242006 Bratislava
48°08′54″N17°07′32″E / 48.14842°N 17.12560°E / 48.14842; 17.12560 		[8]
Sky Park Residence Sky Park Residence.jpg 105 m (344 ft)
105 m (344 ft)
105 m (344 ft)
105 m (344 ft)		31
31
31
31		2020
2020
2020
2024		 Bratislava
48°08′37″N17°07′29″E / 48.14371°N 17.12466°E / 48.14371; 17.12466 		Four residential buildings by Zaha Hadid Architects. [9]
Tower 115 Bratislava15Slovakia63.JPG 104 m (341 ft)281984 Bratislava
48°08′29″N17°07′39″E / 48.14134°N 17.1274°E / 48.14134; 17.1274 		[10]
Glória Bagloria.jpg 100 m (330 ft)292005 Bratislava
48°09′18″N17°08′18″E / 48.15510°N 17.13846°E / 48.15510; 17.13846 		[11]
Millennium Tower II Polusii.jpg 100 m (330 ft)232003 Bratislava
48°10′12″N17°08′25″E / 48.169886°N 17.140195°E / 48.169886; 17.140195 		[12]
Aupark Tower Aupark Tower in Bratislava, view from Novy Most viewpoint in Bratislava, Bratislava V District.jpg 96 m (315 ft)222007 Bratislava
48°08′03″N17°06′19″E / 48.13418°N 17.10540°E / 48.13418; 17.10540 		[13]
Technopol Towers Technopol 1.jpg 90 m (300 ft)201984 Bratislava
48°06′41″N17°06′41″E / 48.11143°N 17.11131°E / 48.11143; 17.11131 		[14]
City Park Ružinov Tower I89 m (292 ft)272019 Bratislava
48°08′47″N17°08′34″E / 48.14650°N 17.14286°E / 48.14650; 17.14286 		[15]
Twin City Tower Twin city Btarislava.jpg 89 m (292 ft)232018 Bratislava
48°08′47″N17°07′29″E / 48.14626°N 17.12470°E / 48.14626; 17.12470 		[16]
VÚB Centrála Bratislava Mlynske Nivy 03.jpg 88 m (289 ft)231996 Bratislava
48°08′49″N17°07′30″E / 48.14687°N 17.12507°E / 48.14687; 17.12507 		[17]
Europa Business Center EuropaBC.BB.jpg 87 m (285 ft)222008 Banská Bystrica
48°43′47″N19°08′10″E / 48.72960°N 19.13615°E / 48.72960; 19.13615 		[18]
Manhattan Manhattan Bratislava 01.jpg 86 m (282 ft)262010 Bratislava
48°10′03″N17°07′36″E / 48.16762°N 17.12678°E / 48.16762; 17.12678 		[19]
Incheba Building Bratislava 2007-07-21 19.jpg 85 m (279 ft)191967 Bratislava
48°08′02″N17°05′56″E / 48.13384°N 17.09879°E / 48.13384; 17.09879 		[20]
Matadorka 85 m (279 ft)282020 Bratislava
48°07′16″N17°05′48″E / 48.12105°N 17.09659°E / 48.12105; 17.09659 		[21]
Tower 5 Slovakia bratislava Narodny futbalovy stadion.jpg 84.5 m (277 ft)202020 Bratislava
48°09′45″N17°08′14″E / 48.16262°N 17.13726°E / 48.16262; 17.13726 		Office building, part of the National football stadium. [22]
Centrál POHLAD NA CENTRAL - panoramio.jpg 84 m (276 ft)212012 Bratislava
48°09′28″N17°07′47″E / 48.15768°N 17.12976°E / 48.15768; 17.12976 		[23]
Danubius One 83 m (272 ft)262023 Bratislava
48°09′28″N17°08′01″E / 48.15783°N 17.13374°E / 48.15783; 17.13374 		[24]
Lakeside Park Bratislava Lakeside Park 2.jpg 83 m (272 ft)202008 Bratislava
48°10′22″N17°08′35″E / 48.17275°N 17.14303°E / 48.17275; 17.14303 		[25]
Louis Pasteur University Hospital Lozkova cast Fakultnej nemocnice L. Pasteura v Kosiciach.jpg 83 m (272 ft)191979 Košice
48°43′21″N21°14′18″E / 48.72257°N 21.23825°E / 48.72257; 21.23825
Kukurica Tower Bratislava Kukucinova.jpg 82 m (269 ft)211977 Bratislava
48°10′05″N17°07′43″E / 48.16802°N 17.12874°E / 48.16802; 17.12874 		[26]
Rozadol DOMINANTA ROZADOLU - panoramio.jpg 82 m (269 ft)212006 Bratislava
48°09′08″N17°08′29″E / 48.15228°N 17.14150°E / 48.15228; 17.14150
Dominant Building Obytny dom Dominant na Namesti hraniciarov.JPG 80 m (260 ft)202008 Bratislava
48°07′15″N17°07′09″E / 48.12076°N 17.11904°E / 48.12076; 17.11904 		[27]
Millennium Tower I Polus1.jpg 80 m (260 ft)192001 Bratislava
48°10′05″N17°08′20″E / 48.16810°N 17.13901°E / 48.16810; 17.13901
Sky Park Offices Skypark-offices-kaviaren-lowres-10023 1920x0 0.jpg 80 m (260 ft)182021 Bratislava
48°08′36″N17°07′37″E / 48.14335°N 17.12688°E / 48.14335; 17.12688 		[28]
Slovak Radio Building Upside down Pyramid, Bratislava 02.jpg 80 m (260 ft)81983 Bratislava
48°09′13″N17°06′51″E / 48.15366°N 17.11415°E / 48.15366; 17.11415 		[29]
Amfiteáter Amfiteater Zilina.jpg 78 m (256 ft)242009 Žilina
49°12′33″N18°44′40″E / 49.20907°N 18.74439°E / 49.20907; 18.74439 		[30]
Slovak University of Technology (STU Tower) STU-Building.JPG 78 m (256 ft)24 Bratislava
48°09′05″N17°06′55″E / 48.15127°N 17.11538°E / 48.15127; 17.11538
Vienna Gate Bratislava Vienna Gate tenis.jpg 78 m (256 ft)222008 Bratislava
48°07′17″N17°05′52″E / 48.12149°N 17.09770°E / 48.12149; 17.09770 		[31]
City Park Ružinov Tower II78 m (256 ft)242019 Bratislava
48°08′47″N17°08′34″E / 48.14650°N 17.14286°E / 48.14650; 17.14286 		[32]
City Park Ružinov Tower III76 m (249 ft)232019 Bratislava
48°08′47″N17°08′34″E / 48.14650°N 17.14286°E / 48.14650; 17.14286 		[33]
Discovery Residence 75 m (246 ft)222022 Bratislava
48°08′43″N17°08′24″E / 48.14537°N 17.13992°E / 48.14537; 17.13992 		[34]
Fuxova Residences 75 m (246 ft)242018 Bratislava
48°07′44″N17°07′07″E / 48.12890°N 17.11856°E / 48.12890; 17.11856 		[35]
ESO Office Building Vys. budova Eso - Lucenec.jpg 75 m (246 ft)202006 Lučenec
48°19′36″N19°40′14″E / 48.32667°N 19.67069°E / 48.32667; 19.67069
Europalace Snimka009-Europalace.jpg 73 m (240 ft)222010 Žilina
49°12′37″N18°45′37″E / 49.21040°N 18.76034°E / 49.21040; 18.76034
Tri Veže TRI VEZE Z DOUBLE TREE BY HILTON - panoramio.jpg 73 m (240 ft)
73 m (240 ft)
73 m (240 ft)		24
24
24		2010
2010
2010		 Bratislava
48°09′48″N17°08′23″E / 48.16335°N 17.13974°E / 48.16335; 17.13974
Première Building Bratislava - 52095772086.jpg 72 m (236 ft)232020 Bratislava
48°09′25″N17°06′53″E / 48.15707°N 17.11459°E / 48.15707; 17.11459 		[36]
Spectrum Tower Tatra City final 2.jpg 72 m (236 ft)202009 Bratislava
48°07′49″N17°06′59″E / 48.13029°N 17.11633°E / 48.13029; 17.11633 		High-rise building in former Tatra City complex. [37]

Proposed & under construction

Panorama of Bratislava.jpg
High-rise buildings under construction in Bratislava downtown (2019)
NameLocationHeight
meters / feet 		Floors above groundNotes
Untitled Tower I Bratislava 260 m (850 ft)N/AProposed. Residential building. Expected completion is 2030+. [38]
Untitled Tower II Bratislava 180 m (590 ft)N/AProposed. Residential building. Expected completion is 2030+. [39]
Downtown Yards Bratislava
48°08′38″N17°07′55″E / 48.14383°N 17.13202°E / 48.14383; 17.13202 		141 m (463 ft)N/AUnder construction. Residential building. Expected completion is 2027. [40]
Sky Park Tower Bratislava
48°08′34″N17°07′30″E / 48.14283°N 17.12492°E / 48.14283; 17.12492 		120 m (390 ft)N/AUnder construction. Residential building by Zaha Hadid Architects. Tallest Sky Park building, with a different design then the other four identical Sky Park buildings in Bratislava. Expected completion is 2027—2028. [41]
Portum Tower I Bratislava
48°08′34″N17°07′47″E / 48.14272°N 17.12963°E / 48.14272; 17.12963 		117 m (384 ft)N/AUnder construction. Residential building. Expected completion is 2027—2029. [42]
Ister Tower Bratislava
48°08′34″N17°07′40″E / 48.14287°N 17.12775°E / 48.14287; 17.12775 		103 m (338 ft)33Under construction. Residential building. Expected completion is 2027—2029. [43]
New Istropolis Bratislava
48°09′34″N17°07′36″E / 48.15931°N 17.12658°E / 48.15931; 17.12658 		102.5 m (336 ft)26Under construction. Office building, part of the new National Cultural & Congress Centre. Expected completion is 2030. [44]
Portum Tower II Bratislava
48°08′34″N17°07′47″E / 48.14272°N 17.12963°E / 48.14272; 17.12963 		99 m (325 ft)N/AUnder construction. Residential building. Expected completion is 2027—2029. [45]
Chalupkova Tower Bratislava N/AN/AProposed. Expected completion is 2030+. [46]
Southbank Tower I Bratislava N/AN/AProposed. Expected completion is 2030+. [47] [48]
Southbank Tower II Bratislava N/AN/AProposed. Expected completion is 2030+. [49] [50]

Timeline of the tallest buildings

This lists high-rise buildings that once held the title of tallest building in Slovakia. This does not include churches.

NameImageYears as
tallest		Height
ft (m)		Floors
Eurovea Tower Bratislava z Dunaja 3.jpg 2023–present168 m (551 ft)46
Nivy Tower Nivy Tower in Bratislava.jpg 2020–2023125 m (410 ft)29
Panorama City Towers Panorama City Bratislava 05.jpg 2015–2020112.6 m (369 ft)34
National Bank of Slovakia Tower Nbs.jpg 2002–2015111 m (364 ft)33
Slovak Television Building Stvtower.jpg 1974–2002108 m (354 ft)27
Incheba Building Bratislava 2007-07-21 19.jpg 1967–197485.6 m (281 ft)19
Manderlák Skyscraper Bratislava.JPG 1935–196745 m (148 ft)11

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