This list of tallest buildings in Peru ranks Peruvian skyscrapers that stand at least 95 metres (311 ft), based on standard height measurement. This includes architectural details but does not include antenna masts.
Tallest buildings
Rank Image Name District City HeightIt is considered the height measured from the ground level to the maximum architectural and/or structural height of the building, not including antennas, signs, machinery or any element unrelated to the design of the structure. Floors Year References 1 Torre Banco de la NaciónSan Borja Lima 30 2015 2 Edificio BBVAIt was inaugurated in 1980, with a height of 82 metres. It was remodeled and reopened in 2012, incorporating a lateral tower with a spire that reaches 137 metres.San Isidro Lima 19 1978 3= Hotel Westin LibertadorThe height of the curtain wall is 118 metres, while the engine room officially reaches 120 metres.San Isidro Lima 30 2011 3= Begonias TowerSan Isidro Lima 26 2013 5 Torre del Centro CívicoThe height above ground level is 117 metres. However, if measured from the central plaza of the complex, it reaches 122 metres.Lima Lima 33 1977 6= Chocavento TowerSan Isidro Lima 25 2001 6= Torre Barlovento San Isidro Lima 31 2015 8= Torre Panamá San Isidro Lima 29 2017 8= Torre Forum San Isidro Lima 30 2018 10 Edificio MET La Victoria Lima 37 2020 11 Centro Ejecutivo Javier Prado 560The official height is 102 metres. However, the structural top reaches an estimated height of 109 metres. San Isidro Lima 27 2016 12= Torre Orquídeas San Isidro Lima 27 2016 12= T Tower San Isidro Lima 25 2018 14= Edificio Lux Lince Lima 33 2018 14= Torre Javier Prado San Isidro Lima 27 2017
See also List of tallest buildings in South America
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