Empire State Building
No building in New York shapes the Manhattan skyline like the Empire State Building. A visit to the Empire State Building is a must when visiting New York for the first time. Arrived on the 86th floor, a 360° terrace with a viewing gallery awaits you indoors for carefree enjoyment of the fantastic view, even on cooler days. Outside there are powerful telescopes and a barrier-free promenade that will spoil you with one of the most spectacular views of downtown and midtown Manhattan and many other sights. It is not for nothing that the Empire State Building is one of the most visited sights in New York City.
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Interesting facts about the Empire State Building

The Empire State Building is a skyscraper in the New York borough of Manhattan. With a structural height of 381 meters - up to the antenna tip around 443 meters - the building, which was erected in an unusually short construction period between 1930 and 1931, was not only the tallest building in New York, but also the tallest building in the world until 1972. From the destruction of the World Trade Center in the attacks of September 11, 2001 until the topping-out ceremony for the successor building, One World Trade Center, in 2013, it was again the tallest structure in the city. To this day, the Empire State Building is considered the “quintessential skyscraper”. This validity is mainly due to its great resonance in the media, especially due to its diverse portrayal in films.
Enjoy world-famous views of New York City from the 86th floor, or climb up to the 102nd floor. Admire the Art Deco style of one of the top United States landmarks, a National Monument since 1986 just pass through security and the ticketing lines and you're in the Empire State Building

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