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đŸ™ïž Tallest Buildings in Sweden

The tallest completed buildings in Sweden, by architectural height.

📅 2026📏 metres50 entries🇾đŸ‡Ș See all of this country’s rankings →
Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (metres); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.
1
KarlatornetGothenburg
246 m
2
Turning TorsoMalmö
190 m
3
CitygateGothenburg
144 m
4
Norra Tornen 1Stockholm
125 m
5
Kista Science TowerStockholm
124 m
6
Kista TornStockholm
118 m
7
Scandic Victoria TowerStockholm
117 m
8
KineumGothenburg
110 m
9
Norra tornen 2Stockholm
110 m
10
Point HyllieMalmö
110 m
11
Hotel DrakenGothenburg
104 m
12
Sthlm 01Stockholm
102 m
13
GĂ„rda VestaGothenburg
97 m
14
Gothia Towers: East TowerGothenburg
92 m
15
Kajplats 6Stockholm
88 m
16
Malmö LiveMalmö
87 m
17
Söder TornStockholm
86 m
18
SkatteskrapanStockholm
86 m
19
DN-skrapanStockholm
82 m
20
KronprinsenMalmö
82 m
21
Tyresö ViewStockholm / Tyresö
82 m
22
Quality Hotel FriendsStockholm / Solna
82 m
23
SkrapanVÀsterÄs
81 m
24
Lilla BommenGothenburg
81 m
25
KronjuvelenGothenburg
80 m
26
Gamlestads Torg Hus AGothenburg
80 m
27
Gothia Towers: Crown TowerGothenburg
79 m
28
FolksamhusetStockholm
79 m
29
LustenStockholm
77 m
30
Kajen 5Stockholm
76 m
31
Wenner-Gren CenterStockholm
76 m
32
Kajen 4Stockholm
75 m
33
Gothia Towers: West TowerGothenburg
74 m
34
Ideon GatewayLund
74 m
35
Sara KulturhusSkellefteÄ
74 m
36
Trade CenterHalmstad
74 m
37
PlatinanGothenburg
72 m
38
NejlikanBorÄs
70 m
39
Infra CityStockholm / Upplands VĂ€sby
70 m
40
Scandic TriangelnMalmö
69 m
41
Kv. KaninenMalmö
68 m
42
Malmö tingsrÀttMalmö
68 m
43
NĂ€rlundaskrapanHelsingborg
68 m
44
Brf ICONVÀxjö
67 m
45
GÀngtappenMalmö
65 m
46
Quality Hotel ViewMalmö
65 m
47
Rica Talk HotelStockholm
65 m
48
TornetLinköping
64 m
49
SlagthusetMalmö
63 m
50
BonnierhusetStockholm
62 m

Highlights

Within Sweden, Karlatornet ranks first in 2026 with 246 m, followed by Turning Torso (190 m) and Citygate (144 m).

Across 50 entries, values run from 246 m (Karlatornet) to 62 m (Bonnierhuset), with a median of 80 m.

Source: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat / Emporis (via Wikipedia), 2026. Unit: metres.

Source: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat / Emporis (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026