Eurotower

The Eurotower is a modern office skyscraper in Frankfurt's financial district, standing 148 meters tall. Its concrete frame is clad in aluminum and glass panels, creating a reflective facade that catches the light throughout the day.

The building served as headquarters for the European Central Bank from 1998 to 2014, when the institution relocated. This period marked its role as a center of European monetary policy.

This modern architecture creation by Johannes Krahn represents the post-war development period of Frankfurt's financial center.

The building contains 40 floors above ground plus 5 underground levels equipped with 16 elevators. As it remains an active office building, public access is restricted to specific areas or arranged visits.

The building remains a recognizable landmark on the Frankfurt skyline due to its distinctive modern form and former prominence in European monetary affairs. Its glass and aluminum facade makes it stand out among the surrounding high-rises.

Location: Frankfurt

Inception: 1977

Architects: Johannes Krahn

Official opening: 1978

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 40

Floors below the ground: 5

Elevators: 16

Height: 148 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete, aluminum, glass

GPS coordinates: 50.10972,8.67417

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:27