Panorama City Towers

The Panorama City Towers are a striking pair of residential skyscrapers in Bratislava, Slovakia, standing at 112.6 meters and 112.2 meters tall. Completed in 2016, these towers were the tallest in the country until 2020 and are part of the vibrant Eurovea City complex. Designed by renowned Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill, the buildings feature a unique triangular floor plan and house 606 apartments. With a focus on mixed-use development, the complex includes shops and services on the ground floor, making it a lively hub for residents and visitors alike. The towers not only offer modern living spaces but also stunning views of the city, making them a noteworthy destination for tourists and researchers interested in contemporary architecture.