
Coordinates: -185, -500
Location: Giabraltar, Giados
Purpose: Stable, Museum and Observation
Completed On: March 21st 2026
The Pingu-Moseby Tower became the tallest building in the world upon its completion on March 21st 2026. It was designed to be a museum for all things relating to horses. Instead of a traditional flat floor design, the Pingu-Moseby was designed as a giant spiral staircase. This was done to create a nice and easy flow of traffic through the museum. You can enter the museum on the second floor of the building and slowly work your way to the top. As of writing, the museum contains no exhibits as the H1 (Horse Racing) has yet to begin, with the tracks still in the design stages.
The stable down below the museum houses Moseby and Pingu, two of the most famous horses in the world. They are also the favourite to win the first H1 season once it begins. To learn more about what makes them so special, click here.