List of tallest buildings in the Balkans

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This is a list of the tallest buildings in the Balkans. [1] This list includes buildings in the Balkans with a height of 74m or at least 20 floors, including Slovenia.

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The highest building in the Balkans is Rousse TV Tower, located in Bulgaria (204m). The tallest building in Bosnia and Herzegovina is Avaz Twist Tower (142m). The tallest building in Albania is Downtown One (150m), in Bulgaria is Rousse TV Tower (204m), in Croatia is Dalmatia Tower (135m), in Romania is Floreasca City Center (137m), in Serbia is Belgrade Tower (168m), in Slovenia is Crystal Palace (89m), in Kosovo is Prishtina City Center (125m), in North Macedonia is Cevahir Towers (130m) and the tallest building in Greece is Athens Tower 1 (103m).

Tallest buildings

This list ranks buildings in the Balkans that stand at least 70 m (230 ft) or 20 floors, based on standard height measurement.

  Was the tallest skyscraper in the Balkans upon completion
NameCityHeight
ft (m)
FloorsYearCountryNotes
Skyland İstanbul 1 Istanbul 293 m652017Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey Tallest building in the Balkans
Istanbul Sapphire Istanbul 261 m662011Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Sky Fort Sofia 202 m472024Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria Tallest building in Bulgaria
Spine Tower Istanbul 202 m512013Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Anthill Residence 1 and 2 Istanbul 195 m542010Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Isbank Tower 1 Istanbul 181 m522000Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Şişli Plaza Istanbul 170 m462007Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Soyak Tower Istanbul 170 m402014Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Levent 199 Istanbul 170 m402014Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Terrace Tema Istanbul 170 m392014Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Özdilek Plaza 1 Istanbul 170 m382012Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Belgrade Tower Belgrade 168 m422022Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Tallest building in Serbia
42 Maslak 1 and 2 Istanbul 167 m422014Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Selenium Twins 1 and 2 Istanbul 165 m342008Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Rixos Bomonti Residence Istanbul 169 m432010Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Akbank Tower Istanbul 158 m391993Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Trump Towers Istanbul 1 Istanbul 155 m392010Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
West 65 Belgrade 155 m402021Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Süzer Plaza Ritz-Carlton Istanbul 154 m381998Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Polat Tower Residence Istanbul 153 m402001Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Istanbloom Istanbul 150 m442013Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Downtown One Tirana 150 m402024Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Tallest building in Albania
Özdilek Plaza 2 Istanbul 148 m372013Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Sun Plaza Istanbul 147 m382005Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Trump Towers Istanbul 2 Istanbul 145 m372010Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
IFC Bomonti Hotel Istanbul 143 m352012Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Tat Twin Towers 1 and 2 Istanbul 143 m342000Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Metrocity Millennium Towers 1, 2 and 3 Istanbul 143 m312000Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Avaz Twist Tower Sarajevo 142 m382008Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina Tallest building in Bosnia and Herzegovina; 172 m high with the antenna
Sabancı Merkezi Istanbul 140 m341993Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Uphill Court 1 and 2 Istanbul 140 m332008Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Floreasca City Center Sky Tower Bucharest 137 m372013Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Tallest building in Romania
InterContinental Hotel Tirana Tirana 133.5 m342023Flag of Albania.svg  Albania 153.8 m high with the antenna
Skyline AFI Tower  [ sr ] Belgrade 132 m312022Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Cevahir Tower A Skopje 130 m422020Flag of North Macedonia.svg  North Macedonia
Cevahir Tower B Skopje 130 m422020Flag of North Macedonia.svg  North Macedonia
Cevahir Tower C Skopje 130 m422020Flag of North Macedonia.svg  North Macedonia
Cevahir Tower D Skopje 130 m422020Flag of North Macedonia.svg  North Macedonia
Capital Fort Sofia 126 m282015Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Millennium Center – Hotel Tower Sofia 121 m282016Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Bosmal City Center Sarajevo 118 m352007Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Globalworth Tower Bucharest 118 m232015Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Genex Tower Belgrade 117 m351979Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 137 m high with the antenna
Ušće Tower 1 Belgrade 115 m271964Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Dalmatia Tower Split 115 m272023Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Tallest building in Croatia; 135 m with antenna
Arena Center Tirana 112 m242019Flag of Albania.svg  Albania
Mellain Center Tuzla 110 m232014Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Zagreb Cathedral Zagreb 108 mN/A1906Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Tallest sacral building on Balkan
Alban Tower [2] Tirana 107 m252021Flag of Albania.svg  Albania
NV Tower Sofia 107 m212021Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Bucharest Tower Center Bucharest 106 m232008Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
ANA Tower Bucharest 105 m252019Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Millennium Center – Office Tower Sofia 105 m242017Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Ušće Tower 2 Belgrade 104 m222020Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Hotel Rodina Sofia 104 m251981Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
House of the Free Press Bucharest 104 m121957Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Athens Tower 1 Athens 103 m281971Flag of Greece.svg  Greece Tallest building in Greece
Park Sankt Peterburg Hotel Plovdiv 103 m221986Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Lamela Zenica 102 m271976Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Beograđanka Belgrade 101 m301974Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Rudo A, B, C Belgrade 100 m301976Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
CITUB Administrative Building Sofia 99 m221978Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Hotel Marinela Sofia 98 m221979Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
UNITIC World Trade Towers Sarajevo 97 m251981Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Administrative Palace, Satu Mare Satu Mare 97 m181984Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Strojarska Business Center Zagreb 96.15 m252015Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Eurotower I Zagreb 96 m262006Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Turnić Rijeka 96 m301975Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Inex Tower Belgrade 95 m251978Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Mostarka Mostar 95 m22Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Zagrepčanka Zagreb 95 m271976Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 110 m with antenna
West City Tower Cluj-Napoca 95 m252019Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Hotel Mirage Burgas 95 m212003Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Asmita Gardens Bucharest 92.2 m242009Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Cibona Tower Zagreb 92 m221987Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 105 m with antenna
Rajfi Residence Durrës 91 m272018Flag of Albania.svg  Albania
Vojvoda Stepa Tower 1 and 2 Belgrade 91 m241982Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
TV5 Skyscraper Niš 91 m201973Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Hotel Dobrudja Albena 91 m191983Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Infinity Tower Sofia 90.5 m192013Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Timișoara Orthodox Cathedral Timișoara 90.5 m11941Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
GM stroi Burgas 90 m302012Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Arting Highrise Prishtina 90 m232020Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Tallest building in Kosovo
Osijek Co-cathedral Osijek 90 mN/A1898Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Greece–Bosnia and Herzegovina Friendship Building Sarajevo 90 m211982Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Crystal Palace Ljubljana 89 m202011Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia Tallest building in Slovenia
Rilindja Tower [3] Prishtina 89 m191978Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo
InterContinental Bucharest Bucharest 87 m241971Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Hemus Hotel Sofia 86 m201976Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Sopharma Business Center – Tower 3 Sofia 85.3 m222011Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Maritim Plaza Tirana Tirana 85 m252012Flag of Albania.svg  Albania
Tirana Garden Building Tirana 85 m242023Flag of Albania.svg  Albania
Home of the builder Stara Zagora 85 m181970Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Orhideea Towers Bucharest 85 m172018Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Lazuren Briag Burgas 85 m222017Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Hotel Cosmos Burgas 84.3 m19Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Piraeus Tower Piraeus 84 m241972 (2024 Reconstructed)Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
Hotel Riga Ruse 84 m201975Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Palace of the Parliament Bucharest 84 m121997Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Đakovo Cathedral Đakovo 84 mN/A1882Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
BW Verde Belgrade 83 m242022Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
ABA Business Center Tirana 83 m212008Flag of Albania.svg  Albania
BRD Tower Bucharest 83 m192003Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Bucharest Financial Plaza Bucharest 83 m181997Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Park Hotel Moskva Sofia 82.5 m231974Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Zagrebtower Zagreb 82.5 m222006Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Ambasador III Tirana 82 m232014Flag of Albania.svg  Albania
BW Arcadia Belgrade 82 m242021Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
BW Aurora Belgrade 82 m232021Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
BW Vista Belgrade 82 m232019Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
BW Parkview Belgrade 82 m232019Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Blok S2 Novo Sarajevo Sarajevo 82 m192015Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
NDK – Prono Sofia 82 m191981Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Hotel Moskva Plovdiv 81 m261980Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
TV5 building Niš 81 m251973Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Sky Office Tower Zagreb 81 m222012Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Hotel Kuban Sunny Beach 80.2 m201967Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Asmita Gardens T6 Bucharest 80 m202009Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Apollo Tower Athens 80 m201973Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
Euro Tower Bucharest 80 m182012Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Nusco Tower Bucharest 80 m202010Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Cathedral of the Nativity, Suceava Suceava 80 m12015Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
Rastočine Rijeka 80 m251973Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Atrina Center Tower Athens 80 m201980Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
Church of Saint Sava Belgrade 79 mN/A2004Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Karamanova 4 Split 78 mN/AFlag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Skyline Belgrade Residential Tower 2 Belgrade 77 m272024Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
One Verdi Park Bucharest 77 m202021Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
OTE Tower Thessaloniki 76.4 m1965Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
Subotica Town Hall Subotica 76 mN/A1910Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Liman 4 Tower 1, 2 and 3 Novi Sad 75 m191990Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Zonar Hotel Zagreb Zagreb 75 m191968Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Block 23 Tower 1, 2, 3 and 4 Belgrade 75 m231974Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Ipsilon Tower Kragujevac 75 m17Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Banjica Tower 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Belgrade 75 m21-27Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Sarajevo City Center Sarajevo 74 m182014Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Church of Saint Stephan Sombor 73.5 mN/A1904Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Prisavlje 6-12 Zagreb 73.1 m251974Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Trešnjevačka Ljepotica Zagreb 73 m231975Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Braće Domany 2-8 Zagreb 73 m241969Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
Super Andrija Zagreb 72 m14+21973Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
BW Residence 1 & 2 Belgrade 72 m202018Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Church of Saint Virgin Mary Bačka Topola 72 mN/A1906Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Name of Mary Church Novi Sad 72 mN/A1894Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
Nebotičnik Ljubljana 70.35 m131933Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia
Republika Srpska Government Tower Banja Luka 70 m172007Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Richter's Skyscrapers Zagreb 70 m221968Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
MRT Center Skopje 70 m221984Flag of North Macedonia.svg  North Macedonia

Tallest buildings under construction or proposed

This list ranks buildings that are under construction in the Balkans and are planned to rise at least 70 m (230 ft) or 20 floors. Buildings that are approved, on-hold or proposed are included in this table.

NameCityHeight
ft (m)
FloorsCountryNotes
FM Tower Prishtina 230 m47Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
Paradise Tower Sofia 215 m55Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria Proposed
Mount Tirana Tirana 205 m58Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Lana Riverside Tower Tirana 204.45 m56Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Barcelona Tower Tirana 202 m51Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Sky Fort Sofia 202 m47Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria Under construction
Bond Tower Tirana 199.5 m55Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Riviera Tower Athens 198 m50Flag of Greece.svg  Greece Under construction
Tirana Gate Tirana 184 m50Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Green Line (Block 4 Commercial Building) Belgrade 160 mN/AFlag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Preparations [4]
Vouliagmenis Mixed-Use Tower Athens 160 mN/AFlag of Greece.svg  Greece Proposed
Tirana New Boulevard Tirana 159 m44Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
R Tower Sarajevo 156 m [5] 40Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina Approved
Ritz-Carlton Hotel Belgrade 155 mN/AFlag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Preparations [6] [7] [8] [9]
Open Ville Timișoara 155 m27Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Rescheduled for a total height of 90 meters.
Vertical Hora Tirana 142.26 m41Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Tirana Boulevard Tirana 140 m34Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Proposed
Hotel Kempinski tower one Belgrade 140 m33Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Approved
Hotel Kempinski tower two Belgrade 140 m33Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Approved
Tirana Fik-Park Tirana 136 m40Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Eyes of Tirana Tirana 135 m31Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Vlora Landmark Resort Vlorë 125.5 m33Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Prishtina City Center Prishtina 125 m, 115 m32, 29Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
Multifunctional Tower Tirana 123 m33Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Tower 123 Zagreb 123 m31Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Proposed
Lion Residences II Tirana 122 m34Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Tempo Tower Belgrade120 m34Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Preparation [10]
4 Towers in blok 26Belgrade120 m,120 m,120 m,120 m28Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Approved
Green Line (3 Block 3 Commercial Building) Belgrade 120 m - 112 mN/AFlag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Preparations [4]
Romanian People's Salvation Cathedral 2 Bucharest 120 m20Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Under construction
Videanu Tower 1 Bucharest 120 m35Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Proposed
Videanu Tower 2 Bucharest 120 m35Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Proposed
Tirana Tower Tirana 119.34 m34Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Grand Kanyon Sofia 118 m30Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria Preparation
Dravska Vrata Maribor 112 mN/AFlag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia Proposed
West Gate Tower B Split 110 m24Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Under construction
Manhattan I Tirana 108.8 m30Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
iTower Sofia 108 m30Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria Under construction
Open Ville 2 Timișoara 108 m19Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Under construction
Emonika Ljubljana 107 mN/AFlag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia Approved
Merin tower Belgrade 106 m29Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Approved
Tirana East Tower Residence Tirana 105.5 m27Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Bazaar Gate Tirana 103.65 m27Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
InterContinental Beograd Belgrade 100 mN/AFlag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Under construction [11]
Dukagjini Residence Prishtina 100 m24Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
Tirana Boulevard Tirana 97.38 m25Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
United Towers of Tirana Tirana 95.7 m25Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
T-tower Niš 95 m21Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia Approved
Kolizej Ljubljana 95 mN/AFlag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia Proposed
Marigona Tower Prishtina 93.1 m24Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
Ekspozita Building Tirana 93 m24Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Donika II Prishtina 92 m22Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
Wind Tower Tirana 87.36 m22Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Prime Residence II Prishtina 86 m25Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
Tirana's Rock Tirana 85 m25Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
NIRO Tower Bucharest 85 m23Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Under construction
Tirana Multifunctional Tower Tirana 83.7 m23Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Sarajevo Tower Sarajevo 83 m26Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina Under construction
InterContinental Hotel Ljubljana Ljubljana 81 m24Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia Under Construction
Prime Residence III Prishtina 80 m21Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
East Fort Sofia 80 m20Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria Proposed
Business Center Miramara Zagreb 80 m20Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia On hold
Kuka Twin Towers Prishtina 77 m22Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
Book Building Tirana 77 m21Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Tirana Vertical Forest Tirana 75 m21Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Under construction
Green Tower Tirana 73 m18Flag of Albania.svg  Albania Approved
Glowing Tower Prishtina 72.11 m18Flag of Kosovo.svg  Kosovo Under construction
Severna mestna vrata / Immorent City Tower Ljubljana 72 m21Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia Proposed
ISHO RiverSide A Timișoara 70 m20Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Under construction
One Mircea Eliade Bucharest 70 m20Flag of Romania.svg  Romania Under construction

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