Victoria Turm

The Victoria Tower is the tallest office building in Mannheim, located in the Lindenhof district near the main train station. Opened in 2001, the high-rise was designed by the Frankfurt architecture firm Albert Speer & Partner and rises to a height of 97.5 meters (320 feet). Its striking architecture is defined by a diamond-shaped floor plan and a glass facade, with the stairwells tucked into its pointed corners. A taller building was originally planned, but it was never built due to objections from the local airfield. Today the tower houses a range of companies, including the Southwest regional office of the Ergo insurance group, DB Regio AG, Forvis Mazars, and ZEQ AG.