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List of tallest buildings in Croatia

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This list of tallest buildings in Croatia ranks buildings in Croatia by official height.

The tallest structure in Croatia is the 340 m chimney of the Plomin Power Station in Plomin, Istria. The tallest Croatian skyscraper is Dalmatia Tower in Split. It is 135 m tall and it was completed in 2022. The first skyscraper was the Loewy Building built in 1933, by Croatian architect Slavko Löwy. It has 9 floors and it is 35 m tall, it was built in Zagreb. One of the most popular skyscrapers in Zagreb is Neboder - Ilica 1, it was renovated in 2006 but originally was completed in 1958.

Tallest buildings

The following ranks existing 50 buildings over 50 m in Croatia by height.

Rank	Name	Location	Height
meters / feet	Floors	Year	Notes	Image
N/A	Zagreb TV Tower	Sljeme, Medvednica	169 m	N/A	1973	TV Tower and tallest structure in Croatia. Currently works as TV Tower station and observation deck. Located on the peak of Medvednica mountain above Zagreb	[[File:Zagreb TV Tower 2024.jpg	100px]]
1	Dalmatia Tower	Split	135 m	27	2023	Tallest skyscraper in Split and Croatia with AC Hotel by Marriott on top of the building	[[File:Dalmatia Tower Split Croatia September 2020.png	100px]]
2	Zagreb Cathedral	Zagreb	108.5 m	/	1902	Roman Catholic Cathedral	[[File: Záhřeb, katedrála 1.jpg	100px]]
3	Strojarska Business Center	Zagreb	96.15 m	25	2015	Second tallest skyscraper in Croatia, and tallest skyscraper in Zagreb	[[File:VMD kvart.jpg	100px]]
4	Eurotower	Zagreb	96 m	26	2006	Headquarters of the Zagreb Stock Exchange and third tallest skyscraper in Croatia.	[[File:Eurotower Zagreb 20100507 1265.JPG	100px]]
5	23A and 23B Franjo Čardek Street	Rijeka	96 m	30	1975	Pair of residential buildings, tallest in Rijeka and tallest residential buildings in Croatia.	[[File:RijekaNeboderi.jpg	100px]]
6	Zagrepčanka	Zagreb	95 m	27	1976	Office building, third tallest skyscraper in Zagreb.	[[File:Zagrepcanka dan.jpg	100px]]
7	Osijek Co-cathedral	Osijek	94 m	/	1898	Roman Catholic co-cathedral	[[File:Osijek St PeterundPaul9.jpg	100px]]
8	Cibona Tower	Zagreb	92 m	22	1987	Nicknamed "Mirko's cigar", its a home of KK Cibona basketball team.	[[File: Záhřeb, Cibona Tower.jpg	100px]]
9	Đakovo Cathedral	Đakovo	84 m	/	1882	Roman Catholic cathedral	[[File:St. Peter's Cathedral, Dakovo.jpg	100px]]
10	Zagrebtower	Zagreb	82.5 m	22	2006	Office building	[[File:Zagrebtower 2011-may.jpg	100px]]
11	Sky Office Tower	Zagreb	81 m	22	2012	Office building	[[File:Sky Office Tower 01.JPG	100px]]
12	Rastočine 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7	Rijeka	80 m	25	1973	Set of four residential buildings	[[File:Skyscrapersrijeka.jpg	100px]]
13	Karamanova 4	Split	78 (255)	21		Second tallest building in Split
14	Zonar Hotel Zagreb	Zagreb	75 m	20	1968	Former Four Points by Sheraton hotel which later turned into Panorama Hotel and then Zonar Hotel Zagreb	[[File:Panorama Zagreb Hotel 001.jpg	100px]]
15	Prisavlje 6-12	Zagreb	73.1 m	25	1974	Residential building	[[File:Neboderi Prisavlje 6-12.JPG	100px]]
16	Trešnjevačka Ljepotica	Zagreb	73 m	24	1969	Residential building	[[File:Neboder Tresnjevka03.JPG	100px]]
17	Braće Domany 2-8	Zagreb	73 m	23	1975	Residential building	[[File: Zgrada-Srednjaci01.JPG	100px]]
18	Richter's Skyscrapers	Zagreb	70 m	22	1968	Colloquially called Rakete ("The Rockets") due to their shape.	[[File: Richterovi neboderi, Zagreb.JPG	100px]]
19	HOTO Tower	Zagreb	67.5 m	16	2004	Also known as T-Com Tower.	[[File: HOTO toranj Savska Zagreb.jpg	100px]]
20	Vjesnik	Zagreb	67 m	16	1972	Nicknamed "Chocolate Tower" for its brown glass windows, it is the first Croatian journalistic skyscraper.	[[File:View towards south-west on Vjesnik skyscraper.jpg	100px]]
21	The Westin Zagreb	Zagreb	65 m	17	1970	Former Intercontinental Hotel which later turned into The Westin Zagreb	[[File: HR-ZG-Zagreb179.jpg	100px]]
22	Eurodom Osijek	Osijek	65 m	14	2015	Office and shopping building	[[File:Neboder Eurodom Osijek.jpg	100px]]
23	Neboder - Ilica 1	Zagreb	64 m	18	1958	Office building and Observation Deck	[[File:Neboder Ilica Zagreb.jpg	100px]]
24	Green Gold Building	Zagreb	63.5 m	17	2011	DoubleTree by Hilton hotel Zagreb	[[File:Green Gold Tower, Zagreb.JPG	100px]]
25	Tower Centar Rijeka	Rijeka	63 m	17	2007	Office building	[[File:Tower centar 040408.jpg	100px]]
26	Hotel Osijek	Osijek	62.5 m	16	1977	High-rise building, later turned into Hotel Osijek	[[File:Hotel Osijek 1.jpg	100px]]
27	Mamutica	Zagreb	60 m	19	1974	Tallest and biggest residential building in Zagreb and one of biggest in Europe. It has 19 floors, 1169 apartments and 5000 people live in it.	[[File: Mamutica Zagreb - sjever.jpg	100px]]
28	Četverolist	Osijek	60 m	18	1973	Tallest residential building in Osijek	[[File:Četverolist Osijek.jpg	100px]]
29	HRT Building	Zagreb	60 m	6	1975	Croatian Radiotelevision headquarters building	[[File:Croatian Radiotelevision 20130513 0427.JPG	100px]]
30	Chromos Tower	Zagreb	58.5 m	15	1989	Office building	[[File:Chromos Tower Zagreb cropped.jpg	100px]]
31	Cathedral of Saint Domnius	Split	57 m	/	13th century	Roman Catholic cathedral	[[File: Cathedral of Saint Domnius - Bell tower 01.jpg	100px]]
32	Cathedral of Saint Anastasia	Zadar	56 m	/	1894	Roman Catholic cathedral	[[File:Cathedral of St. Anastasia in Zadar - tower.JPG	100px]]
33	West Gate Tower A	Split	55 m	12	2016	Office building	[[File:Westgate Tower A day.jpg	100px]]
34	Almeria Business Centre	Zagreb	55 m	15	2008	Business Centre	[[File:Poslovni kompleks Almeria.JPG	100px]]
35	Super Andrija	Zagreb	53 m	14	1973	Residential building in Zagreb suburb Siget	[[File:Neboder Super Andrija 10.jpg	100px]]
36	Fiumme Skyscraper	Rijeka	53 m	12	1942	Residential building, first skyscraper in Fiumme-then part of Kingdom of Italy	100px
37	Crveni neboder ("Red skyscraper")	Osijek	52.7 m	14	1968	Residential building	[[File:Crveni neboder Osijek.jpg	100px]]
38	Papagajke	Zagreb	51 m	14	1970s	Residential buildings	[[File:Zgrade Papagajke, Trešnjevka.JPG	100px]]
39	Ibler Building	Zagreb	51 m	9	1958	Residential building	[[File:Drveni neboder, Marticeva.jpg	100px]]
40	Avenue Mall Building	Zagreb	51 m	9	2005	Office & Shopping Mall in Novi Zagreb	[[File:Avenue Mall Zagreb.jpg	100px]]
41	Zadarska Street Building	Zagreb	51 m	11		Office building	[[File:Neboder, Selska cesta.JPG	100px]]
42	Industrogradnja	Zagreb	50 m	15		Headquarters for Ministry of Croatian Veterans	[[File:Industrogradnjina zgrada.jpg	100px]]
43	FER Building	Zagreb	50 m	13	1956	Faculty of Electrical engineering building	[[File:FER Zagreb.jpg	100px]]
44	Euroherc Building	Zagreb	50 m	12	2006	Office building	[[File:Euroherc neboder01.JPG	100px]]
45	Eurotower II	Zagreb	50 m	12	2008	Residential & Office building, smaller building opposite Eurotower	[[File: Pogled na Erste banku - panoramio.jpg	100px]]
46	Kockica	Zagreb	50 m	10	1968	Designed by Ivan Vitić, currently being used as headquarters for Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure	[[File: Zgrada "Kockica".jpg	100px]]

Prospective

This list contains tallest buildings in Croatia which are under construction or approved.

Approved

Name	Location	Height
meters / feet	Floors above ground	Notes
Jarun Panorama	Zagreb	150	37	Approved in 2019
Poslovni Centar Savica	Zagreb	137	37	Approved in 2014

Timeline of tallest buildings in Zagreb

This lists buildings that once held the title of tallest building in Zagreb.

Name	District	Height
meters / feet	Floors	Year	Notes	Image
Loewy Building	Lower Town	34.95 m	9	1934	First skyscraper built in Zagreb by Slavko Löwy	[[File:Kuća Radovan u Zagrebu.jpg	100px]]
Ibler Building	Lower Town	51 m	14	1958	Residential building, first building built in Zagreb over 10 floors. Built by Drago Ibler	[[File:Drveni neboder, Marticeva.jpg	100px]]
Neboder - Ilica 1	Ban Jelačić Square	64 m	18	1958	First business building/skyscraper in Zagreb and Croatia	[[File:Neboder Ilica Zagreb.jpg	100px]]
Richter's Skyscrapers	Vrbik, Trnje	70 m	22	1968	Tallest residential building at the time in Zagreb. Shape resembles "rockets", therefore the name.	[[File:Richterovi neboderi, Zagreb.JPG	100px]]
Zonar Hotel Zagreb	Ciglenica, Trešnjevka	75 m	20	1968	First super-tall hotel in Croatia opened as “Omladinski hotel Sport”, later becoming Four Points by Sheraton, later Panorama Hotel and now Zonar Hotel Zagreb.	[[File:Four Points Panorama Hotel Zagreb.jpg	100px]]
Zagrepčanka	Vrbik, Trnje	95 m	27	1976	Business tower, first skyscraper over 90 m in Croatia, inspired by Dreischeibenhaus building in Düsseldorf. Tallest skyscraper in Zagreb and Croatia until 2006.	[[File:Zagrepčanka 20150912 DSC 2575.JPG	100px]]
Euro Tower I	Vrbik, Trnje	96 m	26	2006	Headquarters of the Zagreb Stock Exchange was tallest skyscraper in Zagreb and Croatia until 2015.	[[File:Eurotower I-Zagreb.JPG	100px]]
Strojarska Business Center	Kanal, Trnje	96.15 m	25	2015	Commercial and residential building, tallest skyscraper in Croatia until Dalmatia Tower surpassed it in 2023. Currently the tallest skyscraper in Zagreb.	[[File:Centar Strojarska 20150307 DSC 0013.JPG	100px]]

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