Which European city has the largest number of skyscrapers?
Five out of the ten tallest skyscrapers in Europe are now in Moscow, according to the new research. There are few cities in the world who have undergone such a fundamental change after 1990 compared to the Russian capital Moscow. From an ordinary Soviet city with gray and dull architecture, Moscow has become one of the most torre europa madridmodern cities in Europe and the skyscrapers that rise in the west of the city are among the highest on the continent. Moscow International Business Center is better known as the Moscow City.
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Bill Coe
Edward Spencer, Niberth Ferrer, Brenda Coyne, Vinasla, Extending across the entirety of Northern Asia and much of Eastern Europe, Russia spans eleven time zones and incorporates a wide range of environments and landforms. Moscow, being in the extreme west of Russia would obviously be in Europe.
Reggie Flavor
Russia is a part of Europe Edward Spencer ... Its located on the European continent duhhh....
Bill Coe
John Bowland, The answer is correct. The author just went off on a tangent in his explanation and he didn't provide a link to a site to support his answer. Here is a link he should have used for support https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_with_the_most_skyscrapers
William Laughlin
Mitchell Marder,
The answer is correct. Moscow not only has the tallest skyscrapers, it has the most of all European cities.
Of the European cities with buildings over 100m, Moscow leads with 198, Prague has 0, Paris has 69, and Barcelona has 15.
For the number of buildings over a mere 35m or 115 feet, Moscow has 11,783 buildings, New York pales by comparison with 6,250, Paris has 698, Barcelona and Prague don't even appear in the top 150 world cities.
billyboy915
Edward Spencer,
Yes, Moscow is in Russia, but you are confusing the country with the continent. Russia is mostly in Asia, but the western most portion, where Moscow is located, is in Europe.
Richard D. Boyle
Isobel Smith, Russia is both. The Ural Mountain Range is the divider. All of Russia west of the Urals (about 25%) is in Europe and includes Moscow. All of Russia East of the Urals (about 75%) is in Asia.
Paul Bison
Ashok Kansal, ok, I'll make it simple.
Who has the most skyscrapers in Europe?
Brian Burford
Russia too the West of the Ural (?) Mountains is part of Europe
Janet Sixsmith
Moscow is not Europe
halfjudi
tesla alset, kind of rare for you to be incorrect. I follow you. Your amazing!
ninakamwene
Lucky guess. Moscow is on my bucket list to see. Thank you.
Leanna Greenbush
No idea.
dick aspel
If you regard Turkey as part of Europe- Istanbul has more.And the question wasn't tallest.
Julie Allen
Jonathon T Broughton, Not all European countries are part of EU
Isobel Smith
Wow! There are some very uneducated people on here thinking Russia is Asian not European!!!
Mark Ann Dubaz
Got it.
Jan Cook
Since when has Moscow been in Europe?
Peter Rutt
Isn’t Moscow, Russia an Asian city—geographicly speaking?
Peter Rutt
Isn’t Moscow, Russia actually an Asian city—geographicly specking?
jeffpennette
There are always whiners about these questions and answers, most of the time they (the whiners) are wrong. Please do a little research before you spout that the answers are wrong, makes you all look like idiots.
The answer is correct.