Bonn-Center

Bonn-Center was a high-rise building in Bonn's Gronau district featuring an 18-story tower and a five-story wing. The complex housed a hotel, office spaces, conference facilities, and various commercial operations in a central location.

The building opened in November 1969 and became a landmark of modern development in Bonn during its period as capital of West Germany. It shaped the city's skyline for nearly five decades before demolition in 2017.

The building served as a meeting place for international visitors and business professionals who used its hotel, conference facilities, and offices. It represented Bonn's status as a governmental center and drew people from around the world.

The building sat at a central intersection with good accessibility from different parts of the city. Visitors could easily explore the various facilities inside, as everything was housed under one roof.

A rotating Mercedes star crowned the rooftop and served as a navigation landmark for night travelers and visitors across Bonn. This distinctive symbol became the building's signature feature throughout the city.

Location: Bonn

Inception: 1969

Floors above the ground: 18

Height: 60 m

GPS coordinates: 50.71840,7.11506

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:22