One World Observatory
This is a view from the street of the 1776 feet high One World Trade Center with the One World Observatory on top. Photo by Michael Reiss
The Big Apple has done it again! New York City has built a world class tourist destination on what was the rubble of the 9/11 tragedy. With a height of 1,776 feet, One World Trade Center heralds the freedom that we celebrate every 4th of July since 1776.
Besides being a towering reminder of the phoenix rising out of the ashes, the building tells the story of New York City and of our nation. Atop One World Trade Center–using the latest technology–this visually stunning One World Observatory reminds us of the indomitable spirit that has built our country.
Here is a view of the unmistakable skyline feature of One World Trade Center with the One World Observatory on top. (The photo was taken from the Empire State Building looking South.) Photo by Michael Reiss Nothing can top the 360 degree views of the city and its surrounding water and land masses. Besides the views several other aspects of the observatory are noteworthy. The round digital framed presentation stage is used by the One World Observatory Ambassadors in their presentations of various aspects of New York City itself–from its history to its current culture and cuisine. This stage is a compelling tour de force.
As is often whispered in the brief 45-second elevator ride that it takes to descend, visitors note that the visit was ?worth every penny.? Save your spare...
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