The Western City Gate, or also known as the Genex tower, is the tallest building in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, tied with the Ušće Tower 1 on the other side of the Sava river, The building has a unique design with the building comprising 2 towers and connecting at the 26th floor with a concrete bridge, including what can be doubled.
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- The tower got its popular name "Genex" after this group, while its official title remains Western City Gate. The second, taller tower, is residential.
- Alternately known as the Genex Tower, the Western City Gate was built in 1977 as both a commercial and residential space, divided between the two skyscrapers.
- Built in 1977, the Western City Gate is formed of two towers with a bridge and a rotunda (with a revolving restaurant inside) at the top.
- Western City Gate, or also known as Genex Tower, is a 35 floors skyscraper, located in Belgrade, the capital of the Republic of Serbia.
- The Western City Gate, also known as Genex Tower or Kula Geneks in Serbian, is a skyscraper in Belgrade and can be seen from all around town…
- The Western City Gate consists of two towers of unequal height: the lower was used by the state-owned Genex company (hence its popular name...
- Western City Gate comprises two towers connected via a two-storey walkway: one tower for commercial purposes; the other residential.
- 200 years after people[. ] In the barren wasteland that was once Serbia's largest and capital city, lies the 2 towers of the Western City Gate.
