Experience the Thrill at the World’s Tallest Glass-Bottom Observation Deck

Experience the Lotte World Tower’s Glass-Bottomed Observation Deck in Seoul

If you’re looking to truly feel like you’re walking on air, head to Seoul. There you’ll find the world’s tallest glass-bottomed observation deck.

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About the Lotte World Tower Observation Deck

Measuring in at 1,640 feet, the Lotte World Tower Observation Deck is located in the fifth tallest building in the world, which boasts a total of 123 floors. According to Bloomberg, the skyscraper opening on April 3 was seven years in the making. The construction project cost an impressive $3.6 billion, securing its title as the tallest glass floor and highest swimming pool.

Elevator Ride and Stunning Views

Getting to the top takes less than a minute in the elevator, and the views from the observation deck are nothing short of stunning, showcasing expansive panoramas of the surrounding city. Located on the 188th floor, the deck offers exhilarating views, especially if you dare to look straight down.

Highest glass-bottom observation deck Seoul South Korea
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Highest glass-bottom observation deck Seoul South Korea
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Additional Amenities at the Lotte World Tower

Aside from the remarkable observation deck, the Lotte World Tower will also feature an array of amenities including shops, a food hall, a concert hall with a capacity of 2,000 people, a movie theater, and an aquarium. According to Bloomberg, there’s also an amusement park located on the property, ensuring that adventure seekers have plenty to enjoy closer to the ground.

If you want to learn more about the observation deck and the architectural vision behind the Lotte Tower, visit the architect’s website.

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