List of high-rise buildings in Brussels

This list shows the tallest buildings in the city of Brussels with their structural minimum height. Only high-rise buildings that reach a minimum height of 80 meters are listed, but not transmission masts, churches, chimneys and television or telecommunications towers.

Most of the Belgian high-rise buildings are located in the Belgian capital, Brussels . High-rise buildings from a height of 150 meters are generally referred to as skyscrapers . In Brussels there is only one building with the Tour du Midi that reaches this height. Both the Tour de Midi (171 meters) and the Tour des Finances (174 meters) barely exceed this height with their antennas.

Tallest building in Brussels

#	Surname	city	completion	height	Floors
1.	Tour du Midi	Brussels	1966	150 m	38
2.	Tour des Finances	Brussels	1984	144 m	36
3.	Up-site	Brussels	2014	142 m	42
4th	Tour Rogier	Brussels	2006	136.9 m	37
5.	Belgacom Towers I	Brussels	1996	134 m	32
6th	Tour Madou	Brussels	1963	120.1 m	34
7th	Tour Astro	Brussels	1976	107 m	31
8th.	North Galaxy Towers A.	Brussels	2004	107 m	30th
=	North Galaxy Towers B.	Brussels	2004	107 m	30th
10.	World Trade Center III	Brussels	1983	104.8 m	28
11.	Atomium	Brussels	1958	102.7 m	-
12.	Belgacom Towers II	Brussels	1996	102 m	32
=	World Trade Center I.	Brussels	1976	102 m	28
=	World Trade Center II	Brussels	1976	102 m	28
=	Manhattan Center	Brussels	1972	102 m	30th
16.	IT tower	Brussels	1971	101.8 m	25th
17th	Brusilia	Brussels	1974	100 m	36
=	Covent Garden B.	Brussels	2006	100 m	26th
19th	The Hotel	Brussels	1967	99 m	30th
20th	Tour Zénith	Brussels	2009	95 m	23
21st	Bastion Tower	Brussels	1970	90 m	25th
22nd	Blue Tower	Brussels	1976	88 m	25th
23.	Avenue Marius Renard 27	Brussels	1971	85 m	30th
=	Ellipse Building	Brussels	2006	85 m	23
25th	Tour TBR	Brussels		84 m	22nd
=	Tour Louise	Brussels	1966	84 m	24
27.	Résidence Nord	Brussels	1978	82 m	28
28.	mistral	Brussels	1973	80 m	28
=	Magnolias	Brussels	1973	80 m	28
=	Les Mouettes	Brussels	1973	80 m	28
=	Tour Sablon	Brussels	1968	80 m	26th
=	Euroclear Operation Center	Brussels	1997	80 m	17th