- Shanghai Tower - Wikipedia
It was the tallest and largest LEED -CS Platinum certified building in the world since 2015 to 2024 It was also the second tallest-building in the world, from 2015 to 2021, until the completion of Merdeka 118
- The Shanghai Tower — Chinas Tallest Skyscraper
The Shanghai Tower, the world's second-tallest building in 2018, is 127 stories or 632 meters (2,073 feet) tall and is a premier Shanghai tourist highlight Shanghai Tower Quick Facts
- Shanghai Tower – Tickets, Opening Hours, Highlights, and Tips
The Shanghai Tower (上海中心大厦) is a colossal skyscraper and iconic landmark in Shanghai, China It stands as the tallest building in China and the third tallest globally Construction began on November 29, 2008, and the main structure was completed on March 12, 2016
- Shanghai Tower – the Tallest Building in Shanghai 3nd in the World
With Shanghai World Financial Center to the east and Jin Mao Tower to the north, Shanghai Tower is 632 meters high and ranks as China's tallest building Three of the 108 lifts can send passengers up to the 546 meters high observation deck from street level within one minute
- Shanghai Tower: what to see, what to do, and why its a must-see on . . .
The Shanghai Tower is not just a place to look out for, but also a place to live Several of its elevated concourses feature high-end restaurants, an indoor Chinese garden known as Half Acre Garden, and the popular Duoyun Bookstore, a favorite among influencers and book lovers
- Top of Shanghai Observatory-Shanghai Tower
The world’s fastest elevator can take you to this 546-meter-high observatory where you will have a 360 degree bird’s-eye view of Shanghai’s renowned buildings, natural beauties and ever-changing sky
- Shanghai Tower: Key Details, Engineering, and Fun Facts
Completed in 2015, this twisting megatall skyscraper redefined what was possible in supertall design and engineering, reshaping Shanghai’s iconic skyline alongside the Jin Mao Tower and Shanghai World Financial Center in the Lujiazui district
- Shanghai Tower
The world's fastest elevator can take you to the 546-meter-high observatory where you will have a 360-degree bird-eye view of Shanghai's renowned buildings and natural beauties
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