The trade center's twin 110-story towers, the planet's tallest buildings when they officially opened in 1973, were destroyed in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks against the U.S.
One World Trade Center is a masterfully designed building and a symbol of resilience and resolve. I'd recommend this site as a follow on to the 9/11 Memorial. It shows first the pain then the triumph
President Obama reviews the site from the 22nd floor and signs one of the final steel beams that will be added to the tower with the message: "We remember. We rebuild. We come back stronger!" Read more
Absolutely worth it going all the way up if it’s a clear day: can’t beat the view. We’ve also upgraded to the iPad experience, found out some interesting tidbits about the most famous landmarks 👍🏻
WTC is a very special place and it touched my heart and soul when I was there to visit this place for myself. I will never forget about 9/11 and the wonderful people who lost their lives.
Maybe one of the best skydecks in the world, because of the production and view. You can really feel vertigo in the 360 panoramic route. The only negative point? $21.5 for a Jack&Coke... come on!
The memorial is done very well and quite is quite touching seeing the names of the people who died there. It is an important place to visit when in NY.
Buy tickets online if you want to skip the first line. Buy directly from venue otherwise. Great experience and views. Everything is neat and clean and organized.
Honestly this is great. You really get value for your money, the experience starts already in the elevator and finds its climax on the 100th floor where you have a spectacular view
This place is breathtaking. It's the tallest building in America. The observation deck is set to open in the spring and I can't wait to do it. Amazing building!
The entire area is undergoing some really incredible transformation, definitely worth checking out not just the building but everything surrounding it!
The city's tallest building will open to tenants in 2014, with publishing giant Conde Nast occupying more than a million square feet. The observation deck won't open to the public until 2015 - Curbed
The building is great, the all-white subway corridor is worth instagramming, the view is breathtaking, but you'll be behind glass, so photos will likely feature lots of lights reflections
The One World Observatory experience will include a trip up to the building's highest floors, a 1,250-foot climb which will only take 60 seconds in the building's special Sky Pod elevators.
Imposing building of Manhattan, you must to go there, It's fantastic! but save money it's expensive haha go in the afternoon to see the city turning the lights on
I’ve ran my business in this building since 2016. I never get tried of the views and the beauty of this building and what it represents to all Americans!
Get tickets online. Go off peak. A silly system of lining up outside for tickets and then going back outside (in the freezing cold) and getting back in line with your ticket. Seriously?
One World Trade Center was one of the more wished for places throughout 2015’s I Want Somewhere holiday campaign. Where’s your somewhere? Enter to win a bucket list experience. Read more
Love seeing the development on this building each day. Taking pictures never gets old. If you are standing by the Weehawken 9/11 Memorial, look in between and you will see Freedom Tower!
Estimated early 2014 completion. Designed by Architect, David Childs. Height is 1,792 ft (546.2 m). Fact; One World Trade Center shall be the tallest Skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere.
Soaring above the city at 1,776 feet, One World Trade Center is America's tallest building - and an indelible New York landmark. The 2.6-million-square-foot building includes office space, an observation deck, world-class restaurants, and broadcast and antennae facilities.