List of tallest buildings in Moscow


Moscow, the capital and largest city of Russia, is home to 12,719 completed high-rises, 42 of which stand taller than. The tallest building in the city is the 97-story East Tower of the Federation Tower complex, which rises in the Moscow International Business Center and was completed in 2016. The Federation Tower was the tallest building in Europe upon its completion, and remained the tallest building until 5 October 2017 when it was surpassed by the Lakhta Center in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The second, third, and fourth-tallest buildings in Moscow are the South Tower of OKO, Neva Towers 2, and the Mercury City Tower, respectively, with OKO and Mercury City Tower also held the position of the tallest building in Europe. As of January 2026, Moscow had 130 buildings at least tall.
In 1992, the Moscow government conceived the MIBC as a new business district for the city, and would culminate in becoming the center where many of Europe's tallest buildings would be built. In 2005, the Triumph Palace surpassed the Commerzbank Tower in Frankfurt as the tallest building in Europe until almost two years later. From 2007 to 2017, skyscrapers based in the MIBC would continuously succeed each other as the tallest building in Europe.
Several new skyscrapers that were completed since 2017 include the Neva Towers and Nebo. Skyscrapers that are under construction as of January 2021 include the Capital Towers and the Grand Tower. With six "supertall" skyscrapers above 300 m in height, Moscow is tied with Changsha, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, and Nanning as the city with the ninth most supertall skyscrapers in the world.

History

Medieval and early modern period

During the medieval and early modern periods, Moscow's skyline was dominated by religious architecture and fortifications. The Ivan the Great Bell Tower, originally shorter, was significantly increased in height during the reign of Boris Godunov in 1600, ultimately standing at approximately 81 meters. This tower, located within the Kremlin, was the tallest structure in Russia for many years, symbolizing Moscow's political and spiritual authority.

1800s–1900s

Moscow's earliest notable high-rise buildings emerged in the late 19th century, with the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour completed in 1883. Standing at 103 meters, it became the tallest structure in Moscow at that time. Designed in a neo-Byzantine style, it symbolized the Russian victory over Napoleon in 1812. However, in 1931, the cathedral was demolished under Soviet orders and replaced by the Moskva Pool, the world's largest open-air swimming pool. It was later rebuilt and restored directly at its original location in the 1990s, reopening in 2000.

1900s–1920s

During the early 20th century, Moscow saw incremental development in vertical architecture. One of the tallest buildings erected during this period was the Metropol Hotel, completed in 1905. Located near Red Square, the Art Nouveau-style hotel stood approximately 42 meters tall and was renowned for its lavish design, luxurious interiors, and elaborate facade adorned with intricate mosaics.
In 1913, the Northern Insurance Company Building was completed, reaching a height of approximately 60 meters. Featuring elements of Neoclassicism, the building was among Moscow's first modern office structures, prominently located near Tverskaya Street.

1920s–1940s

After the Bolshevik Revolution, architectural development in Moscow took a distinctive turn toward Soviet Constructivism and early Stalinist architecture. One iconic example was the Shukhov Tower, completed in 1922. Designed by Vladimir Shukhov, this hyperboloid structure was 160 meters tall and served as a broadcasting tower. Its innovative design was revolutionary for its minimal use of materials and distinctive geometric form.
In the late 1930s, Stalin commissioned ambitious skyscraper projects to demonstrate Soviet power. The Palace of the Soviets was planned to become the tallest building in the world, reaching 495 meters, topped with a 100-meter statue of Lenin. Construction began in 1937 at the site of the demolished Cathedral of Christ the Saviour but was halted due to World War II. Ultimately, the project was abandoned, and the foundation was later converted into the Moskva Pool, opened in 1958.
In 1935, the Hotel Moskva opened, reaching approximately 60 meters. Designed in a Stalinist Neoclassical style, it featured prominently on Manezhnaya Square near Red Square. Its distinctive asymmetric facade became a Moscow landmark until its demolition and subsequent reconstruction in the early 2000s.
Although Moscow's skyline from the 1920s through the 1940s featured primarily low-rise buildings, these early examples of vertical architecture set the stage for the city's iconic high-rise development during the Stalinist era in the subsequent decades.

1950s–1960s

The 1950s and early 1960s marked a transformative period in Moscow's architectural landscape, primarily defined by the construction of the Seven Sisters, a series of Stalinist skyscrapers built between 1947 and 1957. These iconic towers symbolized Soviet power and prestige. The first completed was the Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building, the first skyscraper in Europe, followed by the Moscow State University main building, completed in 1953, standing at 240 meters, becoming the tallest building in Europe until 1990, when it was surpassed by the Messeturm in Frankfurt, Germany. Other significant examples include the Hotel Ukraina and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building. Their distinctive architectural style, combining Russian Baroque and Gothic elements with socialist realism, remains prominent in Moscow's skyline.
Another iconic addition to Moscow's skyline during the late 1960s was the Ostankino Tower, completed in 1967. Designed by Nikolai Nikitin, this television and radio tower reached a height of 540 meters, making it the tallest freestanding structure in the world at that time. The Ostankino Tower remains the tallest freestanding structure in Europe and a significant landmark in Moscow, symbolizing Soviet technological advancement and ambition.

1970s–1980s

During the 1970s and 1980s, Moscow saw relatively modest vertical development compared to previous decades. Notable constructions from this period include large-scale residential buildings designed in the functionalist style, which reflected Soviet mass-housing policies. Among prominent developments was the Olimpiyskiy Sports Complex, completed in 1980 for the Moscow Olympics, featuring modern architectural elements. Despite fewer landmark skyscrapers, the period set the groundwork for future urban expansions and infrastructure improvements.
In the late 1970s, Moscow embarked on creating its first purpose-built business district: the Center of International Trade, originally known as the Sovincenter or the “Hammer Center,” initiated by American entrepreneur Armand Hammer in collaboration with Soviet authorities.

Tallest buildings

This list ranks Moscow skyscrapers that stand at least tall, based on standard height measurement. This height includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. The list also includes skyscrapers located in Moscow’s suburban agglomeration, such as Khimki and Krasnogorsk. An equal sign following a rank indicates the same height between two or more buildings; they are listed in order of year, then floor count, and then alphabetically.
RankNameImageLocationHeight m FloorsYearPurposeNotes
N/AOstankino TowerOstankinsky District
Ulitsa Akademika Korolyova 15
N/A1967Communication
Observation		Tallest free-standing structure in Russia and Europe. 12th tallest in the world. Between 1967 and 1974, it was the tallest in the world. The tower was the first free-standing structure to exceed 500 m in height. Designed by Leonid Batalov, Dmitry Burdin, Moses Shkud, Nikolai Nikitin, Boris Zlobin, and Lev Shchipakin.
1Federation, East TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 12
972017Mixed-useAlso known as Vostok ; 2nd-tallest building in Russia and Europe, 53rd-tallest building in the world; tallest building in Europe from 2016 until 2017; surpassed by the Lakhta Center in St. Petersburg. 14 thousand cubic meters of concrete were used for its pouring, and this achievement was even recorded in the Guinness Book of Records. Designed by Sergei Tchoban.
2OKO, South TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
1st Krasnogvardeysky Proyezd 21с2
852016Mixed-use3rd-tallest building in Russia and Europe; the tallest building in Europe from 2014 to 2016, surpassed by the neighboring Federation Tower. Designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.
3Neva Towers, Tower 2Presnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
1st Krasnogvardeysky Proyezd 22с2
792019ResidentialTallest residential building in Europe. 4th-tallest building in Russia and Europe. Design by SPEECH architectural office with in partnership with American companies HOK and FXCollaborative, with public spaces designed by Hirsch Bedner Associates.
4Mercury City TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
1st Krasnogvardeysky Proyezd 15
752013Mixed-use5th-tallest building in Russia and Europe; the tallest building in Europe from 2013 to 2014, surpassed by OKO, South Tower. Designed by Frank Williams.
5EurasiaPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 10с1
672014Mixed-useAlso known as Steel Peak. Designed by Swanke Hayden Connell Architects.
6City of Capitals, Moscow TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 8с1k2
762010Mixed-useTallest building in Europe from 2010 to 2011. First "supertall" in Moscow and Europe. Tallest residential building in Europe from 2010 to 2011. Surpassed by The Shard in London, United Kingdom. Designed by NBBJ and Erick van Egeraat.
7Neva Towers, Tower 1Presnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
1st Krasnogvardeysky Proyezd 22с1
652020Mixed-useDesign by SPEECH architectural office with in partnership with American companies HOK and FXCollaborative, with public spaces designed by Hirsch Bedner Associates.
8=Capital Towers, River TowerPresnensky District
Krasnopresnenskaya Naberezhnaya 14Ak1
702023ResidentialThe original height of the towers was planned to be 267 meters, but was increased to 295 meters. Designed by Sergey Skuratov.
8=Capital Towers, City TowerPresnensky District
Krasnopresnenskaya Naberezhnaya 14Ak2
672023ResidentialThe original height of the towers was planned to be 267 meters, but was increased to 295 meters. Designed by Sergey Skuratov.
8=Capital Towers, Park TowerPresnensky District
Krasnopresnenskaya Naberezhnaya 14Ak3
672023ResidentialThe original height of the towers was planned to be 267 meters, but was increased to 295 meters. Designed by Sergey Skuratov.
11National Space Center TowerFilyovsky Park District
462025OfficeNamed after Valentina Tereshkova, the Soviet cosmonaut and first woman in space; the headquarters of Roscosmos. Designed by UNK.
12Moscow TowersPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 2A
622024Mixed-useFormerly known as Grand Tower. Designed by Werner Sobek.
13Five TowersDonskoy District
752026ResidentialDesigned by Oleg Klodt, VSA studio and Leila Ulukhanli.
14Naberezhnaya Tower, Tower CPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 10bC
612007OfficeTallest building in Europe from 2007 to 2010; surpassed by the Moscow Tower of City of Capitals. Designed by RTKL Associates and ENKA.
15Triumph PalaceKhoroshyovsky District
Chapayevskiy Pereulok 3
572006ResidentialTallest building in Europe from 2005 to 2007; surpassed by Naberezhnaya Tower. Tallest residential building in Europe from 2006 to 2010, surpassed by the Moscow Tower of City of Capitals. Designed by Tromos.
16City of Capitals, Saint Petersburg TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 8с1k1
652010Mixed-useDesigned by NBBJ and Erick van Egeraat.
17iCity, Space TowerPresnensky District
Shmitovsky Proyezd 37с2
612025OfficeThe complex containing two towers was designed by a German-American architect Helmut Jahn and his firm Jahn Architecture. The atrium is designed by a German architect Werner Sobek.
18Evolution TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 4c2
552015OfficeEarned the 2nd place title in the Emporis Skyscraper Award 2015 competition for world's best skyscraper. It became a finalist for the 2016 MIPIM Awards and for the 2015 CTBUH Best Tall Building Awards. Designed by RMJM, Tony Kettle in collaboration with University of Edinburgh's Professor of Art Karen Forbes, and Philipp Nikandrov.
19Federation, West TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 12
622009Mixed-useDesigned by Sergei Tchoban.
20Moscow State UniversityRamenki District
Leninskie Gory Territory 1
361953EducationalThe headquarters of Moscow State University, and the tallest among the "Seven Sisters". It was the tallest building in Europe from 1953 to 1990, surpassed by the Messeturm in Germany. The tallest educational building in the world. Designed by Boris Iofan, Lev Rudnev, Sergey Chernyshyov, Pavel Abrosimov, Alexander Khryakov, and Vsevolod Nasonov.
21Imperia TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 6с2
602011Mixed-useDesigned by NBBJ.
22OKO, North TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
1st Krasnogvardeysky Proyezd 21с1
492014Mixed-useDesigned by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.
23Level Yuzhnoportovaya, Tower 1Pechatniki District
692026ResidentialDesigned by SPEECH architectural office.
24House on Mosfilmovskaya, Tower 1Ramenki District
Mosfilmovskaya Ulitsa 8
542011ResidentialArch Moscow 2005 winner. Sculpturally twisted "living snail" form by Sergey Skuratov.
25Hotel UkrainaDorogomilovo District
Kutuzovsky Prospekt 2/1с1
341957HotelOne of the "Seven Sisters". Tallest hotel in Russia, the tallest hotel in Europe, and the 52nd-tallest hotel in the world. It was the tallest hotel in the world from 1955 until the Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel opened in 1976. Designed by Arkady Mordvinov, Vyacheslav Oltarzhevsky, and Pavel Krasilnikov.
26=MOD, Tower 7 Maryina Roshcha District
Proyezd 4th Maryinoy Roschi 12k1
552025ResidentialTallest twin towers in Moscow, along with MOD Mann Tower. Designed by Kleinewelt Architekten.
26=MOD, Tower 3 Maryina Roshcha District
Proyezd 4th Maryinoy Roschi 12k2
552025ResidentialTallest twin towers in Moscow, along with MOD Dreiser Tower. Designed by Kleinewelt Architekten.
26=Jois, Tower AnnaKhoroshevo-Mnevniki District
572027ResidentialDesigned by Andy Snow and Genpro.
29Will Towers, Tower 3Ramenki District
Prospekt Generala Dorokhova 49k3
562024ResidentialDesigned by Sergei Tchoban and SPEECH architectural office.
30Fili City, Famous TowerFilyovsky Park District
Bagrationovskiy Proyezd 5Ak1
572025ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
31Upside Towers, Elbrus TowerButyrsky District
Ogorodny Proyezd 4/2
552026
32Wellton Towers, Tower 2Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District
Ulitsa Narodnogo Opolcheniya 15k2
582022ResidentialDesigned by Yulia Soldatenkova and A-Project.
33Tricolor, Tower ARostokino District
Prospekt Mira 188Bk3
582015
34Sberbank City, Tower ADorogomilovo District
Kutuzovsky Prospekt 32kА
472021Mixed-useDesigned by Eller + Eller GmbH Architekten.
35=ContinentalKhoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District
Prospekt Marshala Zhukova 78
482011
35=D1, Kingchess TowerTimiryazevsky District
Dmitrovskiy Proyezd 1k1
602021ResidentialDesigned by KAMEN architects.
35=D1, Excelsior TowerTimiryazevsky District
Dmitrovskiy Proyezd 1k2
592021ResidentialDesigned by KAMEN architects.
38Tricolor, Tower BRostokino District
Prospekt Mira 188Bk1
562015
39Symphony 34, Graphite TowerSavyolovsky District
2-Ya Khutorskaya Ulitsa 34k1
542024ResidentialDesigned by Kleinewelt Architekten.
40Sparrow Hills, Tower 2Ramenki District
Mosfilmovskaya Ulitsa 70k2
492005
41Level Michurinsky, Tower 1Ochakovo-Matveyevskoye District
Ozyornaya Ulitsa 1k1
542025
42=Will Towers, Tower 1Ramenki District
Prospekt Generala Dorokhova 49k2
522024ResidentialDesigned by Sergei Tchoban and SPEECH architectural office.
42=Will Towers, Tower 2Ramenki District
Prospekt Generala Dorokhova 49k2
522024ResidentialDesigned by Sergei Tchoban and SPEECH architectural office.
44AFI TowerSviblovo District
Proyezd Serebryakova 11k2
532024
45=River Park Kutuzovsky, Tower 1 Dorogomilovo District
Kutuzovsky Proyezd 16A/1k1
462026ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
45=River Park Kutuzovsky, Tower 2 Dorogomilovo District
Kutuzovsky Proyezd 16A/1k2
462026ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
45=River Park Kutuzovsky, Tower 3 Dorogomilovo District
Kutuzovsky Proyezd 16A/1k3
462027ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
45=River Park Kutuzovsky, Tower 4 Dorogomilovo District
Kutuzovsky Proyezd 16A/1k4
462027ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
45=River Park Kutuzovsky, Tower 5 Dorogomilovo District
Kutuzovsky Proyezd 16A/1k5
462026ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
50=City Bay, Indian Ocean Tower 1Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Volokolamskoye Shosse 95/2k1
522024
50=City Bay, Indian Ocean Tower 6Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Volokolamskoye Shosse 95/2k7
522024
50=City Bay, Atlantic Ocean Tower 1Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Volokolamskoye Shosse 97k1
532025
50=City Bay, Atlantic Ocean Tower 2Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Volokolamskoye Shosse 97k2
532025
50=City Bay, Atlantic Ocean Tower 3Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Volokolamskoye Shosse 97k3
532025
55=Sobytye-4, Tower 1Ramenki District
Ulitsa Lobachevskogo 114Bk1
512027
55=Sobytye-4, Tower 2Ramenki District
Ulitsa Lobachevskogo 114Bk2
512026
55=Sobytye-4, Tower 3Ramenki District
Ulitsa Lobachevskogo 114Bk3
512025
58Wave, Tower AzureMoskvorechye-Saburovo District
Ulitsa Borisovskye Prudy 1
522026
59IQ-quarter, Tower 2Presnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Presnenskaya Naberezhnaya 10c2
422017Mixed-useDesigned by NBBJ.
60Wellton Towers, Tower 1Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District
Ulitsa Narodnogo Opolcheniya 15k3
532022ResidentialDesigned by Yulia Soldatenkova and A-Project.
61Sparrow Hills, Tower 1Ramenki District
Mosfilmovskaya Ulitsa 70k1
422004
62=Kotelnicheskaya Embankment BuildingTagansky District
Kotelnicheskaya Naberezhnaya 1/15kB
321952ResidentialFirst skyscraper in Moscow and Europe. One of the "Seven Sisters". Tallest building in Europe from 1952 to 1953, surpassed by the Moscow State University. Tallest residential building in the world from 1952 to 1960. First residential skyscraper. First skyscraper outside the US. Designed by Dmitry Chechulin and Andrey Rostkovsky.
62=EdelweissFili-Davydkovo District
Davydkovskaya Ulitsa 3
432004
62=Nebo, Tower 1Ramenki District
Michurinsky Prospekt 56
532020ResidentialDesigned by "Reserv".
62=Nebo, Tower 2Ramenki District
Michurinsky Prospekt 56k2
532020ResidentialDesigned by "Reserv".
62=Nebo, Tower 3Ramenki District
Michurinsky Prospekt 56k3
532020ResidentialDesigned by "Reserv".
62=Rezhisser, Tower 1Rostokino District
Ulitsa Vilgelma Pika 1
492024ResidentialDesigned by "Meerson and Voronova".
68Alye Parusa, Tower 4Shchukino District
Ulitsa Aviatsionnaya 79k1
482003
69Level Nizhegorodskaya, Tower 1Nizhegorodsky District
Perovskoye Shosse 21k1
472026
70=Headliner, Tower 1Presnensky District
Shmitovsky Proyezd 39k1
532019ResidentialDesigned by Moscow's oldest architectural bureau "Ostozhenka".
70=Headliner, Tower 6Presnensky District
Shmitovsky Proyezd 39k6
532025ResidentialDesigned by Moscow's oldest architectural bureau "Ostozhenka".
70=Headliner, Tower 8Presnensky District
Shmitovsky Proyezd 39k8
532025ResidentialDesigned by Moscow's oldest architectural bureau "Ostozhenka".
73Symphony 34, Crystal TowerSavyolovsky District
2-Ya Khutorskaya Ulitsa 34k2
492024ResidentialDesigned by Kleinewelt Architekten.
74Sparrow Hills, Tower 3Ramenki District
Mosfilmovskaya Ulitsa 70k3
422004
75Ministry of Foreign AffairsArbat District
Smolenskiy Bul'var 32/34
271953OfficeThe headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia. One of the "Seven Sisters". Designed by Vladimir Helfreich and Mikhail Minkus.
76Nordstar TowerKhoroshyovsky District
Begovaya Ulitsa 3
422008
77=Architektor, Tower 1Obruchevsky District
Ulitsa Akademika Volgina 2k1
472024
77=Architektor, Tower 2Obruchevsky District
Ulitsa Akademika Volgina 2k2
472024
77=Architektor, Tower 3Obruchevsky District
Ulitsa Akademika Volgina 2k3
462024
80Jois, Tower LeoKhoroshevo-Mnevniki District
 appr.482027
81Alcon TowerBegovoy District
Leningradskiy Prospekt 34А
362023Mixed-useThe initial height of the towers was planned to be 33 floors and 150 meters, but was increased to 39 floors and 168 meters. Designed by Evgeniy Gerasimov.
82Sberbank City, Tower BDorogomilovo District
Kutuzovsky Prospekt 32kB
412021Mixed-useDesigned by Eller + Eller GmbH Architekten.
83Crystal, Tower 8Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District
Ulitsa Generala Glagoleva 14Аk1
472023
84=Swissôtel Krasnye HolmyZamoskvorechye District
Kosmodamianskaya Naberezhnaya 52c6
342005HotelDesigned by TTA and Woods Bagot.
84=OruzheyniyTverskoy District
Oruzheynyy Pereulok 41
272016OfficeThe building’s height is officially recorded as by the CTBUH, but it reaches due to a decorative spire, first introduced in 2014 and installed in 2016 at the initiative of Moscow’s Deputy Mayor for Urban Development, Marat Khusnullin. Designed by Mikhail Posokhin.
84=ZagoryeBiryulyovo Vostochnoye District
Mikhnevskaya Ulitsa 8
482013ResidentialDesigned by Central Research Institute of Building Structures named after V. A. Kucherenko JSC "Research Center "Construction"".
84=Paveletskaya City, Marlon TowerDanilovsky District
Dubininskaya Ulitsa 59Аk1
462023
84=Paveletskaya City, Frank TowerDanilovsky District
Dubininskaya Ulitsa 59Аk2
462023
89MOD, Tower 5Maryina Roshcha District
Proyezd 4th Maryinoy Roschi 12k3
442025ResidentialDesigned by Kleinewelt Architekten.
90City Bay, North Ocean 8 TowerPokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Volokolamskoye Shosse 95/1k8
 appr.492027
91WellHouse na LeninskomObruchevsky District
Leninsky Prospekt 111к1
472010
92Polar, Tower 1.5Severnoye Medvedkovo District
Ulitsa Polyarnaya vl39k1
502027
93Level Michurinsky, Tower 8Ochakovo-Matveyevskoye District
482026
N/AShukhov TowerDonskoy District
Ulitsa Shukhova 14
N/A1922CommunicationDesigned by Vladimir Shukhov. Tallest hyperboloid structure in the world from 1922 to 1958, surpassed by Ochsenkopf TV Tower.
94=Seliger City, Van Gogh TowerZapadnoye Degunino District
Ilmenskiy Proyezd 14k1
432023
94=Sydney City, Tower 2.2Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District
Shelepikhinskaya Naberezhnaya 38k2/2
462025
94=City Bay, North Ocean 1 TowerPokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Volokolamskoye Shosse 95/1k1
 appr.482027
97Headliner, Tower 4Presnensky District
Mukomolny Proyezd 2
 appr.482019ResidentialDesigned by Moscow's oldest architectural bureau "Ostozhenka".
98Wellton Towers, Tower 3Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District
Ulitsa Narodnogo Opolcheniya 15k1
482022ResidentialDesigned by Yulia Soldatenkova and A-Project.
99Serdtse Stolicy, Tower 1Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District
Shelepikhinskaya Naberezhnaya 34k6
442023ResidentialDesigned by Sergei Tchoban.
100Level Michurinsky, Tower 4Ochakovo-Matveyevskoye District
Ozyornaya Ulitsa 1k2/4
452025
101=Kudrinskaya Square BuildingPresnensky District
Kudrinskaya Ploshchad' 1
221954ResidentialOne of the "Seven Sisters". Designed by Mikhail Posokhin and Ashot Mndoyants.
101=Presnya City, Tower 1Presnensky District
Khodynskaya Ulitsa 2k1
442018
101=Presnya City, Tower 2Presnensky District
Khodynskaya Ulitsa 2k2
442018
101=Presnya City, Tower 3Presnensky District
Khodynskaya Ulitsa 2k3
442018
105=Savyolovskiy City, Tower B2 EllingtonButyrsky District
Novodmitrovskaya Ulitsa 2k5
472017
105=Savyolovskiy City, Tower C1 ContraineButyrsky District
Novodmitrovskaya Ulitsa 2k6
472017
105=Savyolovskiy City, Tower C2 ArmstrongButyrsky District
Novodmitrovskaya Ulitsa 2k7
472018
108=Avenue 77, Tower AChertanovo Severnoye District
Mikrorayon Severnoye Chertanovo 1Аk1
452009
108=Avenue 77, Tower BChertanovo Severnoye District
Mikrorayon Severnoye Chertanovo 1Аk2
452009
108=Avenue 77, Tower CChertanovo Severnoye District
Mikrorayon Severnoye Chertanovo 1Аk2
452009
108=Sydney City, Tower 3Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District
Shelepikhinskaya Naberezhnaya 40k1
442023
108=Sydney City, Tower 5.2Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District
442025
108=Obrucheva 30, Tower 2Konkovo District
Ulitsa Obrucheva 30k2
452026ResidentialDesigned by KAMEN architects.
114Level Yuzhnoportovaya, Tower 2Pechatniki District
492027ResidentialDesigned by SPEECH architectural office.
115DirigibleObruchevsky District
Ulitsa Profsoyuznaya 64
402013ResidentialDesigned by Alexey Bavykin.
116=Hide, River Side TowerRamenki District
1st Setunsky Proyezd 8k1
412024ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
116=Hide, Park Lane TowerRamenki District
1st Setunsky Proyezd 8k2
412024ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
116=Hide, West Dale TowerRamenki District
1st Setunsky Proyezd 8k3
412024ResidentialDesigned by ADM architects.
119Symphony 34, Silver TowerSavyolovsky District
2-Ya Khutorskaya Ulitsa 34k3
432024ResidentialDesigned by Kleinewelt Architekten.
120Gazprom TowerCheryomushki District
Ulitsa Nametkina 16
351995OfficeFirst skyscraper in post-Soviet states after dissolution of the Soviet Union. Designed by Vladimir Khavin.
121=Paveletskaya City, Viv'en TowerDanilovsky District
Dubininskaya Ulitsa 59Bk1
 appr.422025
121=Wave, Tower IndigoMoskvorechye-Saburovo District
 appr.442026
123=Zilart, Tower 9Danilovsky District
Bul'var Brat'yev Vesninykh 1
402023ResidentialDesigned by SPEECH architectural office.
123=iCity, Time TowerPresnensky District
Ulitsa Yermakova Roscha 1с1
342025OfficeThe complex containing two towers was designed by a German-American architect Helmut Jahn and his firm Jahn Architecture. The atrium is designed by a German architect Werner Sobek.
123=Sky Garden, Tower 1.1Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Stroitelny Drive 9k9
432025ResidentialDesigned by Ginsburg Architects.
123=Sky Garden, Tower 1.2Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
Stroitelny Drive 9
432025ResidentialDesigned by Ginsburg Architects.
123=Zilart, Mark Tower 1Danilovsky District
432027ResidentialDesigned by UNK.
123=Sky Garden, Tower 2.1Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
442027ResidentialDesigned by Ginsburg Architects.
123=Sky Garden, Tower 2.2Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
442027ResidentialDesigned by Ginsburg Architects.
123=Sky Garden, Tower 3Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District
442027ResidentialDesigned by Ginsburg Architects.

Tallest under construction or proposed

This lists buildings that are proposed, approved, and under construction in Moscow and are planned to rise at least 150 metres.
RankNameImageLocationHeight m FloorsYearPurposeNotes
1Wildberries TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center		752031Under construction.
Future tallest building in Moscow.
2Strana City, Tower 1Presnensky District1002029Under construction.
Future tallest residential building in Russia and Europe.
3One TowerPresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
1st Krasnogvardeysky Proyezd 13
1002030Under construction
4Strana City, Tower 2Presnensky District852029Under construction
5Dau HousePresnensky District
Moscow International Business Center
Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment 14с3
872027Under construction
6Slava, Tower 565Approved
7Top TowerPresnensky District642030Under construction
8Kutuzovskiy Prospekt, Tower 1Dorogomilovo District652037Under construction
9Kutuzovskiy Prospekt, Tower 2Dorogomilovo District652037Under construction
10Level Zvenigorodskaya, Tower 3Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District66-Proposed
11RZhD, Tower 1--Proposed
12Veer 2, Tower 3Mozhaysky District702029Under construction
13Demiana BednogoKhoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District492027Under construction
14Severny Port, Tower 7.3582028Under construction
15Sezar Tower60-Proposed
16Level Yuzhnoportovaya, Tower 3Pechatniki District
692027Under construction
17Level Yuzhnoportovaya, Tower 10692030Under construction
18Bell502029Approved
19Ice Towers, Tower 1Prospekt Vernadskogo District582028Under construction
20Ice Towers, Tower 2Prospekt Vernadskogo District572028Under construction
21Zilart, Tower 24Danilovsky District--Proposed
22Tower on Butyrsky ValTverskoy District
Butyrsky Val 5
--Under construction
23Era, Tower 1542029Under construction
24NachaloPresnensky District482030Proposed
25Level Nizhegorodskaya, Tower 258-Proposed
26Level Nizhegorodskaya, Tower 358-Proposed
27Paveletskaya City56-Proposed
28Ice Towers, Tower 3Prospekt Vernadskogo District532028Under construction
29Amber City, Tower 5Khoroshyovsky District56-Proposed
30Obrucheva 30, Tower 1Konkovo District
Ulitsa Obrucheva 30k1
602026Under construction
31Sydney City, Tower 155-Proposed
32Kutuzovskiy Prospekt, Tower 3Dorogomilovo District532037Under construction
33Kutuzovskiy Prospekt, Tower 4Dorogomilovo District532037Under construction
34Sezar Future59-Proposed
35Upside Towers, Everest TowerButyrsky District582027Under construction
36RZhD, Tower 2--Proposed
37Fort, Tower 1--Proposed
38Fort, Tower 2--Proposed
39Towers on Novodanilovskaya Embankment, Tower 1Donskoy District
 appr.--ResidentialProposed.
Designed by HADAA architects.
40MyPriority Presnya422029OfficeUnder construction
41City Bay, Pacific Tower 1Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District592028Under construction
42City Bay, Pacific Tower 4Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo District592028Under construction
43Set, Tower 2Mozhaysky District592028Under construction
44Set, Tower AMozhaysky District appr.592028Under construction
45Level Zvenigorodskaya, Tower 1Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District652028Under construction
46Veer 1, Tower 6Mozhaysky District
592028Under construction
47Veer 1, Tower 5Mozhaysky District
592028Under construction
48Indy Towers, Tower D1552029Under construction
49Amber City, Tower 3Khoroshyovsky District55-Proposed
50HideOut, Tower 1Ramenki District532028Under construction
51Solos, Tower BSokolniki District492029Under construction
52Zilart, Tower 22-1Danilovsky District--Proposed
53Zilart, Tower 22-2Danilovsky District--Proposed
54High Life, K4 Sense TowerDanilovsky District
482027Under construction
55Tate, Tower 1Maryina Roshcha District512027Under construction
56Sezar City, Tower 1.3512027Under construction
57C5, Tower 148-Proposed
58Amber City, Tower 1Khoroshyovsky District51-Proposed
59Kutuzovskiy Prospekt, Tower 5Dorogomilovo District472037Under construction
60Svet522028Under construction
61Set, Tower BMozhaysky District appr.522028Under construction
62Fort, Tower 3--Proposed
63Fort, Tower 4--Proposed
64Ultima City, Tower 1542028Under construction
65Ultima City, Tower 2542028Under construction
66Era, Tower 4 appr.432029Under construction
67Zilart, Tower 23-1Danilovsky District-Proposed
68Zilart, Tower 23-2Danilovsky District-Proposed
69Jois, Tower 1Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District appr.49-Proposed
70Amber City, Tower 4Khoroshyovsky District472027Under construction
71Aurum Time462029Approved
72Tate, Tower 2Maryina Roshcha District412027Under construction
73Slava, Tower 1432027Under construction
74Stone Grain452028Under construction
75Upside Towers, Atlas TowerButyrsky District462027Under construction
76Slava, Tower 2 appr.412027Under construction
77Upside Towers, Monte Bianko TowerButyrsky District452027Under construction
78Republic, Tower 145-Proposed
79Republic, Tower 245-Proposed
80Paveletskaya City, Impulse Tower452027Under construction
81Admiral, Tower 149-Proposed
82Solos, Tower ASokolniki District appr.412026Under construction
83Veer 1, Tower 3Mozhaysky District appr.482028Under construction
84Slava, Tower 3 appr.402027Under construction
85Slava, Tower 4 appr.402027Under construction
86Sydney City, Tower 444-Proposed
87Sydney City, Tower 544-Proposed
88Sydney City, Tower 6.3442027Under construction
89Sydney City, Tower 744-Proposed
90Sydney City, Tower 844-Proposed
91Level Yuzhnoportovaya, Tower 8492029Under construction
92Level Yuzhnoportovaya, Tower 9492029Under construction
93Zilart, Tower 25-1Danilovsky District-Proposed
94Zilart, Tower 25-2Danilovsky District-Proposed
95Indy Towers, Tower D2432029Under construction
96Set, Tower 3Mozhaysky District appr.452028Under construction
97Level Zvenigorodskaya, Tower 2Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District462028Under construction
98Kod Sokolniki, Tower 1Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District412029Under construction
99Kod Sokolniki, Tower 2Khoroshyovo-Mnyovniki District412029Under construction
100Jois, Tower 3Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District appr.47-Proposed
101Amber City, Tower 2Khoroshyovsky District412028Under construction
102Amber City, Tower 6Khoroshyovsky District412027Under construction
103MFC Mangazeya on Tulskaya, Tower Bronze422027Under construction
104MFC Mangazeya on Tulskaya, Tower Silver412027Under construction
105Dinamo Tower352027Under construction
106Rakurs442028Under construction
107Izdanie Quarter432027Under construction
108EcoTower Krylatskoe, Tower 1432027Under construction
109Zilart, Tower 21-1Danilovsky District432027Under construction
110Zilart, Tower 21-2Danilovsky District432027Under construction
111Zilart, Tower 21-3Danilovsky District432027Under construction
112A22, Tower 1452028Under construction
113A22, Tower 2452028Under construction
114Nexus, Tower 146-Proposed
115Nexus, Tower 241-Proposed
116Nova, Tower 1402029Under construction
117Nova, Tower 2402029Under construction
118Nova, Tower 3402029Under construction
119Nova, Tower 4402029Under construction
120Sky Garden, Tower 4442027Under construction
121Moments, Tower 2.3452027Under construction
122Mons Quarter, Tower 145-Proposed
123Cityzen, Tower 6-482027Under construction
124Gerzen Quarter, Tower 1-58-Proposed
125Gerzen Quarter, Tower 2-46-Proposed
126Gerzen Quarter, Tower 3-46-Proposed
127Technopolis Moskva, Tower 3-422027Under construction
128Level Seligerskaya, Tower 3-48-Proposed

Map of tallest buildings

This map shows the location of buildings in Moscow that are taller than 150 m. Each marker is coloured by the decade of the building's completion.

Rest of Moscow

The maps below show the locations of skyscrapers taller than 150 m in Moscow outside of the map.

Demolished buildings

This lists all demolished buildings in Moscow that stood at least tall.

Timeline of tallest buildings

This lists free-standing structures that have at some point held the title of tallest structure in Moscow.
RankNameImageLocationYears as tallestHeight
Floors
1Dormition Cathedral, MoscowKremlin1479—1508 N/A
2Ivan the Great Bell TowerKremlin1508—1561 N/A
3Saint Basil's CathedralRed Square1561—1600 N/A
4Ivan the Great Bell TowerKremlin1600—1707 N/A
5Menshikov TowerBasmanny District1707—1723 N/A
6Ivan the Great Bell TowerKremlin1723—1839 N/A
7Simonov Monastery1839—1858 N/A
8Cathedral of Christ the Saviour1858—1931 N/A
9Ivan the Great Bell TowerKremlin1931—1952 N/A
10Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building1952–1953 33
11Main building of Moscow State University1953–2005 36
12Triumph Palace2005–2007 57
13Naberezhnaya Tower, Block C2007–2010 61
14City of Capitals, Moscow Tower2010–2013 76
15Mercury City Tower2013–2015 75
16OKO, South Tower2015–2016 85
17Federation Tower, East Tower2016–present 101