The 25 tallest buildings in Russia
The top 3 according to 8 votes from people: Federation Tower (East Tower) · Lakhta Center · Mercury City Tower. (Updated Nov 27, 2025.)
From the 462-metre Lakhta Center in Saint Petersburg, Europe's tallest building, through the towers of Moscow City to the Stalinist skyscrapers and Yekaterinburg's Iset Tower: Russia's 25 tallest completed buildings by maximum height (including spires), with city, floors and year of completion, as of 2025.
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Top 25
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1
Federation Tower (East Tower)
No. 2. Moscow, 2017. Height 373.7 m, 97 floors.
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Lakhta Center
No. 1. Saint Petersburg, 2018. Height 462 m, 87 floors. The tallest building in Russia and in Europe.
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3
Mercury City Tower
No. 5. Moscow, 2014. Height 340.1 m, 75 floors.
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Neva Towers (office and residential tower)
No. 7. Moscow, 2020. Height 302 m, 68 floors.
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5
Federation Tower (West Tower)
No. 18. Moscow, 2008. Height 242.4 m, 62 floors.
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Imperia Tower
No. 20. Moscow, 2011. Height 238.6 m, 59 floors.
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OKO South Tower
No. 3. Moscow, 2016. Height 354.1 m, 85 floors.
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Neva Towers (residential tower)
No. 4. Moscow, 2019. Height 345 m, 79 floors.
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Eurasia Tower
No. 6. Moscow, 2015. Height 308.9 m, 70 floors.
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10
City of Capitals, Moscow Tower
No. 8. Moscow, 2009. Height 301.8 m, 76 floors.
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Capital Towers
No. 9. Moscow, 2023. Height 295 m, 70 floors. Three towers of equal height (City, Park and River) on Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment.
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12
National Space Centre
No. 10. Moscow, 2025. Height 288.1 m, 47 floors.
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Moscow Towers
No. 11. Moscow, 2024. Height 283 m, 62 floors.
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14
Naberezhnaya Tower, Block C
No. 12. Moscow, 2007. Height 268.4 m, 59 floors.
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15
Triumph Palace
No. 13. Moscow, 2005. Height 264.1 m, 57 floors. Height measured to the spire.
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City of Capitals, Saint Petersburg Tower
No. 14. Moscow, 2009. Height 256.9 m, 65 floors.
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17
iCITY (Space Tower)
No. 15. Moscow, 2025. Height 256.7 m, 61 floors.
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Evolution Tower
No. 16. Moscow, 2015. Height 246 m, 55 floors. The twisting tower in Moscow City.
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19
OKO North Tower
No. 17. Moscow, 2014. Height 244.9 m, 49 floors.
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20
Main building of Moscow State University
No. 19. Moscow, 1953. Height 240 m, 36 floors. The tallest of Stalin's Seven Sisters; height to the spire. Europe's tallest building until 1990.
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Dom on Mosfilmovskaya, Building 1
No. 21. Moscow, 2012. Height 213 m, 54 floors.
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Hotel Ukraina
No. 23. Moscow, 1955. Height 206 m, 34 floors. A Stalinist skyscraper on Kutuzovsky Prospekt; height to the spire.
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Will Towers
No. 24. Moscow, 2024. Height 206 m, 52–56 floors.
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Vysotsky Business Centre
No. 25. Yekaterinburg, 2011. Height 195.45 m, 56 floors.
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Iset Tower
No. 22. Yekaterinburg, 2016. Height 212.8 m, 52 floors. The tallest building in Russia outside Moscow and Saint Petersburg.
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