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One World Observatory

View from One World Observatory; Photo by Tagger Yancey IV -Courtesy of NYC & CO
View from One World Observatory at dusk of city; Photo by Julienne Schaer
Visitors looking out windows at city view at One World Observatory
View from One World Observatory
View from One World Observatory; Photo by Tagger Yancey IV -Courtesy of NYC & CO
Family in SkyPod Elevators at One World Observatory
Mom and daughter playing at One World Observatory
View from One World Observatory; Photo by Tagger Yancey IV -Courtesy of NYC & CO
One World Observatory as part of the NYC skyline at sunset
Family looking at photos at One World Observatory
One World Observatory as part of the NYC skyline and the river
Drink in the Horizon at One World Observatory
Aerial view of One World Trade Center
Couple taking a selfie at dinner in front of windows at One World Observatory
Visitors taking selfie in front of windows at One World Observatory
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An official Path Through History Site! One World Observatory is positioned on top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere on levels 100, 101, and 102 of the One World Trade Center building. The Observatory provides panoramic views of New York City from above 1,250 feet, and on a clear day, visitors are able to see up to 50 miles away. Exhibits include “Voices," which tells the personal stories of the men and women who built One World Trade Center: nearly 25 hours of interviews, with forty-eight people, were used to get to the 14-minute running time of the show. The SEE FOREVER™ Theater features a two-minute video presentation that combines bird’s eye imagery, time-lapse shots with abstract textures and patterns bring the unique rhythm and pulse of New York City to dramatic life in three dimensions. City Pulse is an interactive skyline that allows guests to deeply connect with the landmarks and neighborhoods they observe from above. More interactive exhibits and dining information can be found on their website.

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