One World Observatory will open to the public on May 29, 2015. Positioned on levels 100, 101 and 102 of the One World Trade Center building -- the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere -- it will offer views of New York from above 1,250 feet.
One World Trade Center —
One World Observatory will open to the public on May 29, 2015. Positioned on levels 100, 101 and 102 of the One World Trade Center building -- the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere -- it will offer views of New York from above 1,250 feet.
One World Observatory
An artist's rendering of the viewing platform inside the One World Observatory. The attraction claims to be one of the world's most innovative observatories, featuring several interactive exhibits.
100 floors above ground —
An artist's rendering of the viewing platform inside the One World Observatory. The attraction claims to be one of the world's most innovative observatories, featuring several interactive exhibits.
One World Observatory
The main space on the 100th floor will include an interactive skyline "concierge" -- City Pulse -- that allows visitors to learn more about the landmarks and neighborhoods they're looking at. As seen here in an artist's rendering, it features a ring of HD video monitors with gesture recognition technology.
City Pulse —
The main space on the 100th floor will include an interactive skyline "concierge" -- City Pulse -- that allows visitors to learn more about the landmarks and neighborhoods they're looking at. As seen here in an artist's rendering, it features a ring of HD video monitors with gesture recognition technology.
One World Observatory
This 360 panoramic shot taken from the One World Trade Center building offers a preview of what visitors to the observatory can expect.
New York in panoramic form —
This 360 panoramic shot taken from the One World Trade Center building offers a preview of what visitors to the observatory can expect.
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