List of tallest buildings in Szczecin

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Hanza Tower under construction, 2020 Szczecin Hanza Tower 2020 09 03.jpg
Hanza Tower under construction, 2020
Wiskord chimney Kominzydowce01.jpg
Wiskord chimney

The Szczecin Cathedral measures 110.18 metres, although before it was damaged during World War II, and later repaired, it measured 119 metres. [1]

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The EWA grain elevator, which is 64 metres tall, was built before World War II. The PRITV building, which is 65 metres and with 17 floors tall, was built in 1980. Twelve years later, the Pazim building was completed, measuring 92 metres and with 22 floors. In 2009, the apartment high-rise Widok was constructed.

The current tallest building in Szczecin is the 125-metre tall Hanza Tower, finished in 2021.

The tallest structure in general is the chimney of the former Wiskord factory, in Żydowce, which is 250 metres tall.[ citation needed ]

Tallest buildings

RankNameImageHeight

m (ft)

FloorsYear
1 Hanza Tower Hanza Tower in Szczecin, March 2021.jpg 125 (410)282021 [2]
2 Szczecin Cathedral Szczecin katedra sw Jakuba (2).jpg 110.18 (361.5)ca. 1250
3 Pazim Szczecin PAZIM.jpg 92 (302)221992
4 PRITV 0904 W PRITV SZN.JPG 65 (213)171980
5EWA Elewator Ewa.jpg 64 (210)1935 [3]
6Widok Szczecin Osiedle Bandurskiego Wiezowiec Widok 1.jpg 55 (180)182009

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References

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