The Eurovea Tower is a premium high-rise residential skyscraper in Bratislava, Slovakia. The building was inaugurated in 2022 and stands at 168 metres (551ft) tall, being divided into 45 floors. It is the tallest building in Slovakia and the first skyscraper over 150m (490ft) built in the country. The tower is part of the Eurovea City complex and it features 408 apartments.
Eurovea Tower was nominated for Construction of the Year 2024 – Public Award and it is the holder of Engineering Chamber Award in Construction in the category Buildings – Absolute Winner. Slovak director Jaroslav Vojtek made a documentary film about the construction of the building titled '168'. The top floor of Eurovea Tower is several meters higher than the peaks of the towers of Bratislava Castle on castle hill.
The landmark tower is part of the second phase of the Eurovea project and is located on Pribinova Street, where several other high-rise buildings are under construction or planned by main developer JTRE. The Eurovea extension features 24,000 m2 (260,000 sq ft) of retail space, 408 apartments in Eurovea Tower and 96 apartments in Eurovea Riverside, 40,300 m2 (434,000 sq ft) of office space, 2,245 parking spots and an extension of the public riverfront (from 8,400 to 15,000 m2 (90,000 to 161,000 sq ft)).
History
Before construction, the site area was occupied by a temporary parking lot. In the past, the area was part of the original Port of Bratislava. Approximately on the site where Eurovea Tower stands today, there used to be a carriage factory. The former industrial zone was largely demolished in the 20th century, and the resulting brownfield land has been slowly revitalized.
The construction of the landmark began in March 2019 and was completed in the fall of 2023. The tower contains 408 apartments and 1,400 parking spaces. The developer is JTRE and the main architects are GFI Architektúra + Dizajn. The tower has six super-fast elevators that can travel at a speed of 6 m/s (22 km/h). These elevators broke the national record for the fastest elevator in the country and the highest superfast elevator in central Europe.
In the future, a tram line is planned to run in front of Eurovea Tower, connecting it with Ružinov and Petržalka.
Technical Information
Technical parameters of the residential complex:
Height: 168 m
Number of above-ground floors: 45
Number of underground floors: 3
Number of apartments: 408
Usable floor area: 32,000 m²
Commercial space area: 1,000 m²
Total project area (gross above-ground floor area): 155,550 m²
Number of parking spaces (within the entire Eurovea 2 project, not only for the Eurovea Tower skyscraper): 1,400
Total number of elevators: 8
Apartments and Services
Eurovea Tower offers a total of 408 residences across 45 above-ground floors. All apartments feature high ceilings and premium interior finishes. The layouts are largely flexible, allowing each owner to customize their inner walls. All apartments have an asymmetrical floor plan with large-format windows spanning the full height of the floor. Each residence includes a terrace with a unique view of various parts of Bratislava. Residents have access to an entrance lobby with a reception desk, and the building is directly connected to the Eurovea Galleria shopping center via a covered passage. Parking is shared with the Eurovea complex.
Public Spaces
Octahedral Body by Slovak artist Viktor Frešo
Eurovea Tower also includes new public spaces as an extension of the existing promenade along the Bratislava Riverfront. Through the redevelopment of Pribinova Street, designed by Spanish architect Beth Galí, up to 80 percent of car traffic was moved below ground level. This transformation created a fully-fledged urban boulevard with wide sidewalks and a segregated cycle path connected via the Apollo Bridge to the international cycling route on the southern bank of the Danube.
Public spaces feature not only greenery but also water elements. The riverside park covers an area of 25,000 m², and directly next to Eurovea Tower, a square was created featuring Octahedral Body, a 13-meter-high artwork by Slovak artist Viktor Frešo. As part of the landscaping of the new promenade section, minimalist playful objects designed by Amsterdam-based toy designer Luca Boscardin were also installed.
Gallery
Eurovea Tower in 2026
Construction of Eurovea Tower in 2020
Construction of Eurovea Tower in 2022
Construction of Eurovea Tower in 2023
Eurovea Tower at night
Public spaces around the complex
Minimalist playful objects by Luca Boscardin
See also
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Eurovea Tower.
↑"Eurovea Tower". Danube Facility Services. Retrieved 5 July 2026.
Notes
↑Slovak language sources cite the building as being 46 stories tall. The difference stems from the difference in designating and counting floors in the European vs. the North American system. This article uses the North American system.
