These iconic twin towers, resembling two huge glass slides, belong to the Financial Harbour and are amongst Manama's most distinct examples of modern architecture. The West and East Towers are 260m high, with 52 floors each, and are home mainly to corporate offices, though there are some cafes and shopping areas accessible to the general public on the lower levels.
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