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1 Tallest buildings  




2 Church and town towers  




3 See also  




4 References  













List of tallest buildings in the Czech Republic






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Pankrác district in Prague

This lists ranks the tallest buildings in the Czech Republic that stand at least 75 metres (246 ft) tall. For non-building structures, see List of tallest structures in the Czech Republic

Tallest buildings[edit]

AZ Tower in Brno
SHD Komes building in Most
Name City Pinnacle Height (Meters) Floors Year built Use
AZ Tower[1] Brno 111 30 2013 mixed use
City Tower Prague 109[2] 27 2008 office
City Empiria[3][4] Prague 104[5] 27 1977 office
V Tower Prague 103.9 30 2018 residential
SHD Komes building Most 100[6][7] 23 1984 office
CETIN building Prague 96[6][8] 18 1979 office, telecommunication
Rezidence Eliška[9] Prague 94 25 2013 residential
Corinthia Hotel Prague Prague 90[6][10] 24 1980s hotel
Palác Vinohrady Prague 90[11][12] 18 1971 office, telecommunication
Hotel Crowne Plaza Prague Prague 89 16 1954 hotel
RCO2 Olomouc 85[6][13] 20 2003 office
Spielberk Office Centrum Brno 85[14] 21 2012 Office
Administrative building of Liberec Region Liberec 84[6][15] 21 1976 office
Residential building SOL Prague 82[6][16] 21 ?? residential
Hotel Kupa Prague 81[6] 23 ?? hotel
Lighthouse Vltava Waterfront Towers Prague 80 19 2004 office
Baťa's Skyscraper Zlín 80[6][15] 16 1938 office
Panorama Hotel Prague 80[6] 24 1984 hotel
BEA Centre Olomouc 79[17][18] 19 2013 education
Česká spořitelna building Prague 76[6][18] 22 ?? office
Arnika Prague 75[6][16] 20 ? residential
many lower buildings

Church and town towers[edit]

Cathedral of St. BartholomewinPlzeň, the highest church in the Czech Republic
St. Wenceslas CathedralinOlomouc
Name City Height Year built Use
Cathedral of St. Bartholomew Plzeň 102 1837 church
Saint Wenceslas Cathedral Olomouc 101 1883 church
St. Vitus Cathedral Prague 97[6] 1929 church
Tovačov Castle tower Tovačov 96 1492 castle tower
Church of St. James Brno 92 1592 church
Church of St. Peter and Paul Čáslav 89 1506 church
Church of the Transfiguration Tábor 87 1677 church
New City Hall Ostrava 86 1930 city hall
Church of St. James Kutná Hora 85 1698 church
Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul Brno 84 1909 church
Black Tower Klatovy 82 1872 city tower
Church of Our Lady before Týn Prague 81 1460s church
Church of St. Wenceslas in Vršovice Prague 80 1930 church
Znojmo Town Hall Tower Znojmo 80[19] 1448 city tower
St. Nicholas Church Prague 79 1750s church
Church of St. Cyril and Methodius Prague 78 1860s church
City Tower Třebíč 75 1458 city tower
Town Hall Olomouc 75 1607 town hall

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Valášek, Lukáš (27 March 2013). "V Brně dostavěli nejvyšší budovu Česka. AZ Tower má 111 metrů". Mladá fronta DNES (in Czech). iDnes. Retrieved 27 March 2013.
  • ^ architectural height 109 m
  • ^ "Pohrobek na Pankráci. Český rozhlas". Archived from the original on 22 May 2011. Retrieved 29 May 2009.
  • ^ "City Empiria - ECM". Archived from the original on 10 November 2009. Retrieved 29 May 2009.
  • ^ architectural height 104 m
  • ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Topographic map of Czech Armed Forces
  • ^ architectural height 96 m
  • ^ architectural height 85 m
  • ^ Rezidence Eliška Archived 20 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine
  • ^ architectural height 84 m
  • ^ Stimbuilding CZ Archived 30 November 2007 at the Wayback Machine
  • ^ architectural height 68 m
  • ^ architectural height 71 m
  • ^ Spielberk Office Centrum – kancelářská věž a hotel Archived 18 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine
  • ^ a b architectural height 78 m
  • ^ a b architectural height 73 m
  • ^ BEA: Information for Providers
  • ^ a b architectural height 74 m
  • ^ Znojmo: : Vyhlídková radniční věž Archived 10 February 2013 at archive.today

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