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One World Observatory NYC

Tallest building in the western hemisphere, visiting one world observatory nyc, one world observatory – nyc insider tips.

• There is no access to the 100-102nd floors of the World Trade Center without a ticket purchase.
• All major NYC Attractions Passes include One World Observatory
• You can reserve your timed tickets at Skip the Line: One World Observatory Tickets or One World Observatory Tickets or oneworldobservatory.com
• Consider a guided Downtown & One World Observatory Tour (below), if you are interested in a personal escort and stories or want to combine a visit with other downtown sightseeing options, such as Wall Street, the Statue of Liberty, 9-11 Museum and more.
• Tickets begin at $49, Senior $32, Youth (6-12) $28, 5 and Under Free.
• For a short time, until 2009, this building was called "Freedom Tower," but since then has officially been known as 1 World Trade Center.

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One World Observatory NYC More Info

• Address: One World Trade Center, 285 Fulton Street New York, New York, 10007, Entrance on West Street at the corner of Vesey Street
• Website: oneworldobservatory.com
• Hours: Open 7 days per week, 10:00am – 7:00pm (last ticket sold earlier than closing). Their hours change seasonally, so please check in advance.
• Regular Guest Admission tickets will be valid for a specific date and time and you must have an Observatory ticket in order to access all amenities and dining
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THINGS TO DO AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER

The World Trade Center anchors New York’s hottest “new” neighborhood.   World-class shopping, dining, hotels, attractions & recreational options combine with unmatched accessibility to create the City’s #1 destination.

A limitless collection of NYC’s top restaurateurs & dining options cater to every taste in Downtown Manhattan — from casual cafés to elegant white-table cloth experiences for the most exclusive entertaining.

Over 1.5 million square feet in new retail is swelling the number of shopping options in and around the World Trade Center in the new Downtown. Great product and service opportunities abound, from high-end boutiques and specialty stores, to shopping malls filled with leading global brands.

The number of world-class hotels Downtown has literally tripled in the last decade to keep pace with the area’s business & tourism growth. New hotels include the Four Seasons, W, Andaz Hyatt, Ritz Carlton, and Hilton-Conrad.

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The area has long been a favorite destination to visit some of NYC’s most famous attractions, including the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island… Wall Street … and the adjacent South Street Seaport. And coming in 2015: the spectacular “One World Observatory” soaring 1,250 ft. above street level at One WTC.

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In a city known the world over for its legendary skyscrapers — the World Trade Center has attracted some of the greatest architects of the age to build stunning new icons for the 21st century: Calatrava, Childs, Libeskind, Maki & more!

A rich trove of public artwork abounds in Downtown Manhattan and the new World Trade Center — adding interest and visual variety to the overall environmental design of this thriving community, both above ground & below.

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Home to over 88 acres of green space — including the WTC’s Memorial Plaza, Battery Park esplanade, and an array of nearby recreational attractions — offering visitors, tenants and residents an inviting outdoor respite.

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The new Downtown is also NYC’s hippest & most prosperous residential neighborhood — with more than 61,000 families choosing to live, work and play here. They’ve discovered that everything that makes this vibrant area such a great place to visit and do business in… are also the perfect qualities of a place to call home.

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Harris and Biden Will Visit World Trade Center Site on Sept. 11, as Trump Mulls the Same

This year, the anniversary of the 2001 attacks will come just hours after a presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump.

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By Katie Rogers and Maggie Haberman

Katie Rogers reported from Washington and Maggie Haberman reported from New York.

• Sept. 4, 2024

Vice President Kamala Harris and President Biden are set to visit the World Trade Center site in New York City on Sept. 11 to memorialize the 2001 terrorist attacks, while former President Donald J. Trump is considering doing so too.

Ms. Harris will travel to New York City after the presidential debate, scheduled for Sept. 10 in Philadelphia, Karine Jean-Pierre, the White House press secretary, said on Wednesday.

Mr. Biden, who last year observed the anniversary of the attacks on a military base in Alaska as he returned from a diplomatic trip in Asia, also plans to visit ground zero, Ms. Jean-Pierre said.

Later, the White House said in a statement that the president and vice president would also visit sites in Shanksville, Pa., and at the Pentagon in Arlington, Va.

Mr. Trump, who built much of his political brand in the divisive aftermath of the attacks and on anger within the Republican Party about the Middle East wars that followed, is also considering visiting ground zero, according to two people with knowledge of the discussions.

The annual ceremony at the site has been a somber scene that has drawn mourners and its fair share of politicians who have held office or are running for it. The vice president visited ground zero last year alongside Gov. Kathy Hochul, Democrat of New York, several former mayors and Gov. Ron DeSantis, Republican of Florida, who was running for his party’s nomination for the presidency at the time.

Hillary Clinton, who was the junior senator from New York when the 2001 attacks occurred, attended the memorial ceremony in 2016, when she was running for president. She fell ill as she was leaving, and was later treated for pneumonia. Mr. Trump also went to the ceremony that year, attending as he ran for office for the first time.

Mr. Trump, the only native New Yorker of the group, did not make a return visit to the site in 2021 , the 20th anniversary of the attacks. Mr. Biden visited all three attack sites that year, and Ms. Harris spoke at the Flight 93 memorial in Shanksville, Pa.

The anniversary that year came less than eight months after Mr. Trump’s term in the White House ended, following an attack by a mob of his supporters on the U.S. Capitol to try to thwart certification of Mr. Biden’s victory. Mr. Trump spent part of that anniversary in New York, visiting fire and police stations, before returning to his adopted home state of Florida for a paid event providing color commentary for a boxing match between Evander Holyfield and Vitor Belfort.

Mr. Trump has a long history of making questionable and provocative statements about what he saw on the day of the attacks.

This year, the anniversary of the attacks will come just hours after a presidential debate between Ms. Harris and Mr. Trump, who have yet to meet in person but whose campaigns are tussling ahead of what is forecast to be a close election.

Zolan Kanno-Youngs contributed reporting.

Katie Rogers is a White House correspondent. For much of the past decade, she has focused on features about the presidency, the first family, and life in Washington, in addition to covering a range of domestic and foreign policy issues. She is the author of a book on first ladies. More about Katie Rogers

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The Oculus in NYC

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The Oculus in NYC is an artistic landmark located within walking distance of the World Trade Center. The transit hub, serving the PATH, cost four billion dollars, making it the most expensive train stop in the world. With its sleek and modern design, it immediately became an attraction in Lower Manhattan.

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What is the WTC Oculus?

The Oculus is the centerpiece of The World Trade Center Transportation Hub . After 12 years of construction and constant delays, it finally opened to the public on March 3, 2016. Designed by famed Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, the $4 billion building exceeded the original estimate by 100%! In total, the WTC Oculus is 350 feet long and measures about 75,000 square feet of retail space. In fact, the Oculus blurs the line between a railway station, shopping center and pedestrian tunnel !

For me, the Oculus is one of New York’s most beautiful structures. From the outside, the Oculus resembles a bird being released from a child’s hand inspiring love and hope in the city. On the inside, the cavernous hall is flooded with natural sunlight thanks to the large skylights. The luminous space features white marble flooring harmonizing with its bright, sleek interior design.

How to get to the Oculus in New York

The Oculus in NYC is super convenient to get to. After all, the Oculus is a transportation hub itself! Like hundreds of thousands of commuters daily, you can take the subway lines stopping at Fulton Street and Cortlandt Street or take the PATH to WTC. The number of people passing through the Oculus every day makes it one of the busiest transportation hubs in the city.

Things to do at the Oculus in NYC

The Oculus in NYC is much more than just a transportation hub. You will have plenty of opportunities to shop, dine, explore art and attend events both inside and outside the Oculus.

A significant percentage of the transportation hub is devoted to the Westfield World Trade Center mall offering a luxury shopping experience in the most beautiful setting. Over 100 stores call Westfield WTC their home. Still, your shopping spree doesn’t have to end here. The West concourse of the World Trade Center Transportation Hub connects the Oculus with Brookfield Place, giving you access to even more shops.

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Where there is shopping, you will also find food and drinks to refuel. There’s a good selection of cafés and restaurants located inside the Oculus at Westfield World Trade Center, including a new food market called Market Lane. One of our highlights, however, is the food market Eataly . Here, you cannot only dine on authentic Italian dishes, but you can also buy artisanal pasta, greens, seafood, pastries and much more to take home.

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Events inside the WTC Oculus

The center of the Oculus in NYC hosts rotating exhibitions and pop-ups. Some last for several days, whereas others remain inside the main hall for weeks or even months. Be sure to check the event schedule for exhibitions and activities before you come here. There is always something to look at or experience inside the Oculus in NYC! My favorite experience inside the Oculus so far has been The VOID , the best virtual reality adventure I’ve participated in. Oh, and if you’re at the WTC Oculus during the holiday season, expect some magical Christmas decorations.

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Events on Oculus Plaza

Outside the Oculus, on Oculus Plaza, several events are hosted. Not only are the events worth attending, but also you’ll enjoy direct views of the Oculus itself as well as One World Trade Center and the colorful murals that decorate its campus. Typically, it is outdoor markets, like the weekly green market, that take place at Oculus Plaza. Every Tuesday, you can shop for local produce from regional farmers. On Fridays, Westfield Trade Center hosts the popular food market Smorgasburg beneath the Oculus’ wings.

Oculus – World Trade Center Transportation Hub

The Oculus transportation hub was designed to rival Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal . The Oculus at WTC connects its passengers through the PATH and subway.

World Trade Center Station is located inside the Oculus and connects New York City and New Jersey with the PATH system. Get off at the last stop World Trade Center (WTC).

Through underground passageways, you can easily reach the subway stations Fulton St and Cortlandt St connecting you to no fewer than 11 subway lines. Get off at Fulton Street along subway lines 4 5 J Z A C 2 3 or choose Cortlandt St located along subway lines N R W . An alternative is to take subway line E to WTC Station. It’s only a short walk away from the Oculus.

The Oculus on September 11

September 11th marks a very important day for the Oculus. The day is honored by American flags hanging from the roof. What’s also special on this day is that the retractable skylight opens for two hours on the anniversary of 9/11 . Removing the glass ceiling allows light to flood the main hall of the Oculus. The structure was specifically positioned for the sun to line up with the ceiling passage at the exact moment the second twin tower fell. The Oculus was designed to be a 9/11 tribute.

*On September 11, 2019, the ceiling did not open as planned due to maintenance issues.

Is the Oculus at World Trade Center wheelchair accessible? Yes. The Oculus in NYC is equipped with elevators, enabling you to use all subterranean services.

Are there bathrooms? Yes, bathrooms are located at Westfield Mall. They are spacious, clean, and free to use.

Is there an information desk at the Oculus in NYC? If you have any questions or can’t find your way out, know that there are several staff members on the main level of the Oculus who are there to help you. There’s an information desk towards the subway lines, across the PATH entrance.

Things to do near the Oculus in New York

The WTC Oculus is located in Lower Manhattan , not far from some major attractions. In fact, many sights and landmarks are within walking distance, most notably:

• One World Trade Center & Observatory
• 9/11 Memorial
• 9/11 Memorial Museum
• Brookfield Place
• Wall Street
• The Charging Bull
• Battery Park

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