Eurotheum

The Eurotheum is a modern tower in the Financial District standing 110 meters tall with 31 floors of glass and steel. Its mixed-use design accommodates a hotel with a bar on lower levels and residential apartments with office spaces in the upper sections.

The building was completed in 1999 and initially functioned as an extension of the European Central Bank's headquarters. In 2015, this connection ended and the tower transitioned to purely residential and commercial use.

Frankfurt's Financial District features numerous skyscrapers including the Eurotheum, reflecting Germany's position as a leading European economic center.

The building contains both public and private spaces, with the hotel section accessible to visitors. It sits in the heart of the Financial District near major transit connections and is easy to reach on foot from surrounding streets.

The tower features an innovative cooling system where water from server rooms at high temperature is redirected into the main heating circuit. This energy-efficient approach demonstrates how modern buildings can reuse waste heat.

Location: Frankfurt

Inception: 1999

Architects: Novotny Mähner Assoziierte

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 31

Elevators: 12

Height: 110 m

GPS coordinates: 50.11278,8.67194

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:44