List of tallest buildings in Europe

In Europe, only a few major cities, such as Frankfurt, Paris, London and Moscow had skyscrapers. But recently, construction has spread to many other cities, including Milan, Manchester, Madrid, Rotterdam, Istanbul, and Warsaw. The tallest building in Europe is the Lakhta Center, located in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Timeline of tallest buildings
NameCityCountryYears tallestHeightFloorsMetresFeet Lakhta Center  Saint Petersburg  Russia  2017–present  462.5    87 Federation: East Tower  Moscow  Russia  2016–2017  373.7    95 OKO: South Tower  Moscow  Russia  2015–2016  354.1    85 Mercury City Tower  Moscow  Russia  2012–2014  338.8    75 The Shard  London  United Kingdom  2011–2012  306    87 CoC: Moscow Tower  Moscow  Russia  2009–2011  301.6    77 Naberezhnaya Tower C  Moscow  Russia  2007–2009  268.4    59 Triumph-Palace  Moscow  Russia  2005–2007  264.1    57 Commerzbank Tower  Frankfurt  Germany  1997–2005  259    56 Messeturm  Frankfurt  Germany  1990–1997  257    55 Moscow State University  Moscow Russia  1953–1990  240    42 Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building  Moscow Russia  1952–1953  176    32 Terrazza Martini Tower  Genoa  Italy  1940–1952  108    31 New Town Hall (Leipzig)  Leipzig  Germany  1905–1940  114.8    Hamburg City Hall  Hamburg  Germany  1897–1905  112   City Hall  Vienna  Austria  1892–1897  105    Palace of Justice  Brussels  Belgium  1883–1892  104    Victoria Tower  London  United Kingdom  1860–1883  98.5   Brussels Town Hall  Brussels  Belgium  1401–1455  96     Augsburg Town Hall  Augsburg  Germany  1624–1860  57    7

Category:Buildings and structures in Europe