Rascacielos InTempo
Benidorm's tallest skyscraper and the tallest residential building in the European Union: two 47-storey twin towers joined near the top by a cone-shaped lattice of diagonals, forming an 'M'-shaped silhouette on the skyline. It stands about 192 m (up to 202 m at the roof) and was completed in 2021. You can't go inside, but its profile is visible from across the city and from Poniente beach.
The InTempo Skyscraper is the most recognisable silhouette on the Benidorm skyline: the tallest building in the city and the tallest residential tower in the entire European Union. Two twin towers of 47 storeys rise together until they merge at the top through a cone-shaped lattice of diagonals, drawing an unmistakable "M" shape against the Mediterranean sky.
What to see
Although you cannot go inside, since it's a purely residential building, its appeal for visitors lies in the profile. Standing around 192 metres tall (up to 202 m at the roof) and completed in 2021, it dominates the cluster of skyscrapers that earned Benidorm its nickname, the "Manhattan of the Mediterranean". The conical crown linking the two towers sets it apart from every other building along the coast.
How to see it best
Its profile is visible from almost anywhere in the city, but a few spots show it off especially well:
- From Poniente beach, which offers the clearest view of the full tower.
- At sunset, when the sun frames the "M" against an orange sky.
- Paired with a stroll along the seafront to take in the contrast between the skyscrapers and the sea.
Bring your camera: the "M" silhouette shows up in plenty of Benidorm photos.
Frequently asked questions
Can you visit inside the InTempo skyscraper?
No, it is a purely residential building and cannot be visited inside. Its appeal for travellers is its profile, visible from across the city and from Poniente beach.
How tall is InTempo and when was it finished?
It stands about 192 metres tall (up to 202 m at the roof) and was completed in 2021; it is the tallest residential building in the European Union.
Why is the InTempo skyscraper famous?
For its unique silhouette: two 47-storey twin towers joined at the top by a conical diagonal structure that traces an 'M' and dominates Benidorm's skyline.
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