List of tallest structures in Serbia

These lists of tallest structures in Serbia rank structures in Serbia by absolute height and buildings by official height. The tallest structure in Serbia is currently the Avala Tower, which rises 205 m (673 ft).

Tallest structures

This list ranks Serbia's tallest completed structures (buildings and towers) by official height, which means spires are included but not antennas.

Rank	Image	Name	Location	Height feet / meters	Floors	Year	Notes
1		Avala Tower	Belgrade	669 / 205	N/A	1965•	•Destroyed in NATO air strikes 1999. Fully reconstructed in 2009.
2		Ada Bridge	Belgrade	656 / 200	N/A	2012	World's longest single-pylon cable-stayed bridge
3		Ušće Tower	Belgrade	345 / 115•	27	1961 (2003 - 2005 reconstructed)	•Height of the roof - 115m, with antenna 141m
4		Genex Tower	Belgrade	377 / 115	35	1980	Also known as Western City Gate (with restaurant 135-140 meters high).
5		Beograđanka	Belgrade	331 / 101	30	1974	Also called Palace Belgrade. With antenna 127m.
10		Rudo A, B, C	Belgrade	100m↑	30	1976	Three residential buildings. Also called Eastern Gate of Belgrade.
11		Inex Tower	Belgrade	315 / 95	25	1978
12		Cathedral of Saint Sava	Belgrade	272 / 82	N/A	1935	The tallest Orthodox church in the world.
13		Constantine the Great Cross	Niš	262/80	N/A	2013	The cross will be located on the hill of Vinik, made of steel profile and will be equipped with adequate lighting so that it could be visible at night.
14		Palace Albanija	Belgrade	189 / 58	13	1939
15		Naftagas Building	Novi Sad	187 / 57	13	1998
16		Vojvoda Stepa Towers	Belgrade		24
17		Block 23 Tower 1	Belgrade		21	1974
18		Block 23 Tower 2	Belgrade		21	1974
19		Block 23 Tower 3	Belgrade		21	1974
20		Hotel Srbija	Belgrade		18
21		Hotel Ambassador	Niš		17
22		Hotel Zlatibor	Užice		16
23		Military Medical Academy	Belgrade		16	1984
24		Hotel Slavija	Belgrade		16
25		Beobanka	Belgrade

Main source: Tallest buildings in Serbia, Emporis

The mast of Stubline transmitter may be also taller than 200 metres, but data are not available.

Tallest non-habitable

Rank	Image	Name	Location	Height feet / meters	Floors	Year	Notes
1		Belgrade Powerplant Dorćol	Belgrade	459 / 140	N/A	N/A

Tallest in progress/never-built/destroyed

Rank	Status	Name	Location	Height feet / meters	Floors	Year	Notes
1	Cancelled	Besix Tower I	Belgrade	1093 / 333	100	2010	Project rejected by city officials. If completed, it would have been among the tallest in Europe.
2	Destroyed	Stubline transmitter	Zvečka	/ 220m	N/A	-1999	Destroyed during NATO bombings of Serbia in 1999.
3	Approved	Delta Planet Autokomanda	Belgrade	630 / 192	30	Construction is expected to be completed by 2015.	The construction should start in 2012.
4	Under Construction	PSP Farman	Belgrade	479 / 146	39	Construction is expected to be completed by 2013.	Apartments and a 146 Meter tall office tower are being developed in Blok 65 in New Belgrade.

Height comparison of some Belgrade landmarks

Heights of some Belgrade buildings, to their tops, regardless of AMSL height. The horizontal lines are 50 meters apart, starting from the level of river Sava (around 66 meters above sea level).
Cathedral of Saint Sava,
Beograđanka,
National Assembly of Serbia,
Pobednik,
Ušće Tower,
Western City Gate,
Gardoš Tower

See also

• List of tallest structures in former Yugoslavia
• List of tallest buildings in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• List of tallest buildings in Croatia
• List of tallest buildings in the Republic of Macedonia
• List of tallest buildings in Slovenia

External links

• Diagram of Serbia Buildings on SkyscraperPage
• Serbia Page on Emporis.com