Eurovea City
shopping mall in Bratislava, Slovakia
Eurovea City is a neighborhood in the downtown area of boroughs Old Town and Ružinov in Bratislava, Slovakia. It features a complex of residential, office and retail buildings developed by JTRE as well as older development and public spaces. It is located between the Old Bridge and the Apollo Bridge, bordered by Landererova street from the north and the river Danube from the south.
Eurovea City is composed of Eurovea (that includes shopping mall Eurovea Galleria, residential skyscraper Eurovea Tower, apartment buildings Eurovea Apartments and Eurovea Riverside, office buildings Pribinova 40, Pribinova 34, Pribinova 4-6-10, hotel Sheraton Bratislava, M. R. Štefánik Square and Eurovea Danube promenade). Other buildings in Eurovea City includes two residential skyscrapers Panorama City Towers with Panorama park, mixed-use building Ganz House, office buildings Tower 115, Landererova 12, Pribinova 19, national cultural monument Warehouse No. 7 and new building of Slovak National Theatre.
In 2024 Dutch architectural studio KCAP won Eurovea City Concept Design Competition for new project in Eurovea City. Two residential skycrapers 260 m (850 ft) and 180 m (590 ft) tall will stand beside the Eurovea Tower. The two towers will be the highest buildings in Slovakia.
History of Eurovea
The construction of Eurovea contributed to a significant revitalization of the original industrial area of the city which was hit by the United States bombing in 1944 during World War II.
Before the construction of Eurovea, the area featured numerous older small buildings along Pribinova Street, including the Stoka Theater that were demolished.
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