One World Observatory

One World Observatory, which spans three levels at the summit of the Western Hemisphere's highest structure, provides breathtaking panoramic views of Manhattan's crystal garden of skyscrapers. On a clear day, you'll be able to view all five boroughs and sections of neighboring states, as well as the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty, which from this vantage point atop the One World Trade Center appear to be little toys.

The breathtaking view of New York is unveiled until when the screens displaying an introduction film fade away, unveiling the view via massive picture windows. From above, you may get a sense of how everything comes together and plan the rest of your New York tour.

The setting has a strong resonance. In the shadow of the modern One World Trade Center, which stands 408 feet (124m) taller than the original towers, the footprints of the old World Trade Center towers can be seen, which are now preserved as the National September 11 Memorial Museum.

Location: 117 West St, New York, NY 10007