This list of tallest buildings in Berlin ranks

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s, high-rises, and free-standing structures in the

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capital of

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by height. The tallest structure in Berlin is the

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, which rises , while the tallest skyscraper is the Estrel Tower, which rises , having been topped out in 2025. Although Berlin is the capital and largest city of Germany, it has relatively few tall buildings compared to the financial centre of the country,

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. A cluster of office high rise buildings is located at

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in the Mitte district and at Breitscheidplatz in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district. High rises and skyscrapers are under construction at the Alexanderplatz in the Mitte district. Two skyscrapers are also under construction in Charlottenburg and Neukölln. Due to increasing population, tourism and commercial activities, the construction of residential, hotel and office high-rises has increased Berlin after the year 2000.

Tallest buildings and structures

*The list includes existing free standing structures and buildings (above ) in the city of Berlin as of 2024. *This list includes steeples up to a height of 75 meters. *The list does not include the mast radiator ''Sender Scholzplatz'' (230 metres) and the

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(117 metres). *The list does not include monuments like the

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(67 metres).

Tallest under construction

Tallest demolished buildings

This list ranks all demolished and destroyed buildings and structures in Berlin that stood at least tall.

References

External links

Berlin skyscrapers at SkyscraperPage.com
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Tallest buildings and structures

Tallest under construction

Tallest demolished buildings

See also

References

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