Top 10 most Instagrammable skyscrapers in the world

When the first skyscrapers were built in Chicago and New York in the 19th century, no one could have imagined how this new trend would forever change the skyline of cities around the world. In fact, their success was so great that many of them became a huge attraction, especially if there was an observation deck.

From New York to Shanghai

September 3 is Skyscrapers Day, and to celebrate the day, Musement, the global activity booking platform, has compiled a ranking* of the most Instagrammed skyscrapers in the world. The study focused on the 100 tallest skyscrapers and analyzed the number of Instagram mentions of the two most popular hashtags for each building. The result is a
A list of 10 architectural icons that will delight lovers of heights.

1. Burj Khalifa (Dubai) over 6,300,000 mail:

With over 6 million mentions on Instagram, Burj Khalifa is definitely a winner. In addition, with its height of 828 meters, it still remains
The record holder for the tallest building in the world. After a multimedia presentation on the exotic details of the construction, visitors can ride the high-speed elevators to the At the Top observatories on the 124th and 125th floors or to the At the Top Sky on the 148th floor to enjoy unparalleled views of the desert and the Persian Gulf 555 meters above sea level. The surface of the sea. To round out a visit, nothing beats a tea or cocktail in The Lounge, on floors 152, 153 and 154.

2 – Empire State Building (New York), more than 4,200,000 jobs:

The Big Apple icon was the first building with more than 100 floors in the United States. Between 1931 and 1972 it was so
Also the tallest skyscraper in the world. The Empire State Building was built in 410 days, a record number that attracts more than 4 million visitors each year. Today it is open 365 days a year, and the 360-degree view of the city from the two observatories on the 86th and 102nd floors is impressive both day and night.

3. Taipei 101 (Taiwan), more than 816,000 publications:

This building, in the capital of Taiwan, is reminiscent of a stem of blue glass bamboo; Symbol of eternal power in oriental culture. This innovative building has the world’s largest wind damper and anti-seismic system consisting of a steel ball weighing 660 tons. Taipei 101 is known not only for its elegant design and cutting-edge technology, but also for its indoor and outdoor observation decks on the 88th, 89th and 91st floors. For an unforgettable experience, there is a restaurant serving Taiwanese cuisine
86th floor, the perfect place to enjoy the night view.

4 – One World Trade Center (New York), more than 797,000 jobs:

Also known as the Freedom Tower, it is the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. It is part of the World Trade Center
A new complex built after the tragic September 11 attacks. Its height is 547 meters (1,776 feet) and is a reference to the year the United States Declaration of Independence was signed. Visitors can take the Skypod elevators to the observation deck between floors 100 and 102 in just 47 seconds. Once you get there, there are not only great views, but also interactive exhibits that delve into the history of the building and New York.

5. Willis Tower (Chicago), more than 561,000 jobs:

The Willis Tower, in the heart of Chicago, was the world’s tallest building for 25 years after its completion in 1973. The huge success on social media is due in large part to the Skydeck, the 103rd floor observation deck, which attracts more than 1.7 million visitors annually. As if that weren’t enough, opened in 2009, The Ledge is a glazed terrace that offers a unique view of the Windy City from more than 400 meters above ground. On a clear day, it is possible to see up to four different states: Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

6- Petronas Towers (Kuala Lumpur), more than 221,000 jobs:

The iconic Twin Towers is one of Kuala Lumpur’s most recognizable symbols. Architect Cesar Pelli combined traditional Islamic artistic motifs with the most innovative technology. The two towers are 170 meters high and are linked by a 58.4-meter Sky Bridge. The jewel in the crown is undoubtedly the observation deck on the 86th floor, from which you can admire the view of the city from a height of 370 meters above the ground, as well as learn about the history of the towers through digital displays and exhibits.

7. Lotte World Tower (Seoul), more than 110,000 jobs:

Located in the capital of South Korea, this skyscraper is one of the most environmentally friendly buildings. The
The modern aesthetic is inspired by porcelain and Korean calligraphy. Inside, it houses residences, offices, a seven-star hotel, an aquarium, and much more. Seoul Sky is one of the most popular attractions of the Lotte World Tower, which at 478 meters is the highest glass-floored observation deck in the world (so far).

8. Shanghai Tower (Shanghai), more than 104,000 jobs:

This 632-meter-high building in Pudong District is the tallest in China. The glass facade that gradually rotates is an Instagram hit. Another strong point is undoubtedly the summit of the Shanghai Observatory, the amazing observation deck on
Floor 118, with a unique 360-degree view. Moreover, it is an experience in itself to take one of the fastest elevators in the world to the observation deck.

9. 30 Hudson Yards (New York), more than 74,000 jobs:

The popularity of this building at 30 Hudson Yards, west of downtown Manhattan, is largely due to The Edge,
Spectacular viewing platform opened in March 2020. It is the highest outdoor terrace in the Western Hemisphere and hangs 335 meters above sea level. From here, visitors can enjoy some of the Big Apple’s most famous attractions, including Central Park and the Statue of Liberty. The bravest will love seeing the city at their feet by walking through the glass section of the observation deck.

10 – One from Vanderbilt (New York), more than 59,000 jobs:

Although it only opened two years ago, One Vanderbilt already occupies a deserved place in the top 10. At 427 meters, it is one of the newest skyscrapers on the New York skyline and the observatory between the 91st and 93rd floors. It has become one of the most popular attractions in the city . In addition to the scenic view, the combination of art and technology explains its success. Those who are not afraid of heights can climb up to one of the two transparent glass cubes, 325 meters above Madison.
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