The tallest buildings in Europe
The presence of high-altitude skyscrapers in the Middle East, the Americas, and East and Southeast Asia has become a common occurrence today, with the Dubai Khalifeh building: 850 meters, 101 Taipei: 508 meters, the Sears Tower in Chicago: 442 meters high, and Petronas' twin towers are 452 meters high in Kuala Lumpur, but in Europe due to the presence of old buildings and monuments that are a major tourist attraction and an important source of revenue, the construction of high towers is quite unusual.
This video is about the tallest buildings in Europe in different years based on their height. The tallest building currently in Europe is the city's residential tower in Moscow, Russia, which rises 339 meters (1,112 feet) and was completed in 2012. The 466-meter (1,519-foot) Lucknow Center in St Petersburg, Russia, will become Europe's tallest building and will be completed soon. The London Shard is a pyramid-shaped tower in London. It has a 4-storey tower and is the tallest EU tower in the world and is the forty-sixth tallest building in the world.
Check out the stunning teaser of Europe's tallest buildings below:
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