Turning Torso, A Twisting Architectural Marvel in the Sky

Malmö Turning Torso, Hamnen, Malmö, Sweden
The Turning Torso is the tallest building in Sweden
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Architecture

Introduction

A landmark building in Malmo, named "Turning Torso", with a height of 190 meters and 54 floors, divided into 9 rotating sections. Each section rotates slightly, making the entire building rotate 90 degrees. In 2012, the American Travel & Leisure magazine selected the building as one of the top five skyscrapers in the world.
Address
Malmö Turning Torso, Hamnen, Malmö, Sweden
Opening hours
All day.
Website www.turningtorso.se

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