Tanzende Türme

The Tanzende Türme (Dancing Towers) are twin interlinked 46-story towers in the inner city of Hamburg, Germany. They were designed and built by the architectural firm of Murphy/Jahn and completed in 2001. The two towers are connected by a base that are sand-blasted glass providing spectacular views of the harbor. With its balconies and terraces, the skyscraper complex is especially eye-catching. The lighting and colors of the towers change at irregular intervals. During the night, they are multicolored and appear as dancing structures. The area around the towers is inviting and has a rich array of cafes, restaurants, and shops. The complex also features an amphitheater and an observation deck, which provide stunning views of the city.