Editing Frankfurt (section)

===Skyscrapers===
{{See also|List of tallest buildings in Frankfurt}}
{{wide image|Frankfurt am Main Skyline (51395421615).jpg|800px|View of Frankfurt from the [[Taunus]]}}

Frankfurt is unique among German cities with regards to [[skyscraper]]s. Since the 1970s some of the tallest buildings in Germany have been built along the Mainzer Landstrasse. The [[Main Tower]] was completed in 1999 with its top floor skydeck and penthouse restaurant designed to be open to tourists.<ref>{{cite book |editor1=Georges Binder |title=Tall Buildings of Europe, Middle East and Africa |year=2006 |publisher= Images |isbn=9781876907815 |page=14}}</ref> Frankfurt hosts 20 out of Germany's 21 [[List of tallest buildings in Germany|skyscrapers]]. Most skyscrapers and high-rise office buildings are located in the financial district ([[Bankenviertel]]), around the trade fair premises ([[Europaviertel (Frankfurt)|Europaviertel]]) and at [[Mainzer Landstraße]] between Opernplatz and Platz der Republik, which connects the two areas.

The 20 skyscrapers are:
*'''[[Commerzbank Tower]]''', {{cvt|259.0|m|2}} – designed by [[Norman Foster]], when the tower was completed in 1997 it was the tallest building in Europe with 259 meters. It is still the tallest building in Frankfurt and constructed in steel.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.timeout.com/frankfurt/things-to-do/most-beautiful-buildings-in-frankfurt |title=The 10 most beautiful buildings in Frankfurt |date=25 March 2018 |publisher=TimeOut}}</ref>
*'''[[Messeturm]]''', {{cvt|256.5|m|2}} – The EU's third-tallest building, the tallest building in Europe 1990–1997; main tenant is [[Goldman Sachs]] (Germany).
*'''[[Four (Frankfurt)|Four I]]''', {{cvt|233.0|m|2}} 
*'''[[Westend Tower]]''', {{cvt|208.0|m|2}} – [[DZ Bank]] headquarters 
*'''[[Main Tower]]''', {{cvt|200.0|m|2}} – [[Helaba|Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen]] and [[Standard & Poor's]] (Germany) headquarters 
*'''[[Tower 185]]''', {{cvt|200.0|m|2}} – [[PricewaterhouseCoopers]] (Germany) headquarters 
*''' ONE ''', {{cvt|191|m|2}}
*'''[[Omniturm]]''', {{cvt|190.0|m|2}}
*'''[[Trianon (Frankfurt am Main)|Trianon]]''', {{cvt|186.0|m|2}} – [[DekaBank]] headquarters 
*'''[[Seat of the European Central Bank]]''', {{cvt|185.0|m|2}} – [[European Central Bank]] headquarters 
*'''[[Grand Tower (Frankfurt am Main)|Grand Tower]]''', {{cvt|179.9|m|2}} – Tallest residential tower
*'''[[Four (Frankfurt)|Four I]]''', {{cvt|179.0|m|2}} – Residential tower
*'''[[Opernturm]]''', {{cvt|170.0|m|2}} – [[UBS]] (Germany) headquarters 
*'''[[Taunusturm]]''', {{cvt|170.0|m|2}}
*'''[[Silberturm]]''', {{cvt|166.3|m|2}} – Germany's tallest building 1978–1990, Main tenant is [[Deutsche Bahn]].
*'''[[Westend Gate]]''', {{cvt|159.3|m|2}} – Germany's tallest building 1976–1978, Main tenant is [[Marriott International|Marriott]] Frankfurt Hotel.
*'''[[Deutsche Bank Twin Towers|Deutsche Bank I]]''', {{cvt|155.0|m|2}} – [[Deutsche Bank]] headquarters 
*'''[[Deutsche Bank Twin Towers|Deutsche Bank II]]''', {{cvt|155.0|m|2}} 
*'''[[Marienturm]]''', {{cvt|155.0|m|2}}
*'''[[Skyper]]''', {{cvt|153.8|m|2}} – Main tenant is DekaBank.

Other high-rise buildings include:
*'''[[Eurotower (Frankfurt)|Eurotower]]''', {{cvt|148.0|m|2}} – [[European Central Bank|Former European Central Bank headquarters]] 
*'''One Forty West''', {{cvt|145|m|2}} – [[Meliá Hotels International]], Residential
*'''[[Frankfurter Büro Center]]''', {{cvt|142.4|m|2}} – Main tenant is [[Clifford Chance]] (Germany).
*'''[[City-Haus]]''', {{cvt|142.1|m|2}} – Main tenant is DZ Bank.
*'''[[Gallileo (skyscraper)|Gallileo]]''', {{cvt|136.0|m|2}} – Main tenant is Commerzbank.

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