Must-see New York City buildings for their size, design and location. When One World Trade Center opens in 2013, New York City will once again have the tallest building in America to compliment the largest collection of distinctive skyscrapers in the world.

Downtown

One World Trade Center with spire up to 1776 feet (completes 2013)
Two World Trade Center, 1350 feet (completes 2015)

Three World Trade Center 1240 feet (completes 2014)

Four World Trade Center 975 feet (completes 2013)
Seven World Trade Center 750 feet, opened 2006

Three World Financial Center

8 Spruce Street 876 feet

40 Wall Street Building

60 Wall Street Building

One Liberty Plaza, originally build for U.S. Steel

20 Exchange Place, opened in 1931

Woolworth Tower at 752 feet, in 1913 it was the tallest office building in the world

Goldman Sachs Building
American International Building
India House
Thurgood Marshall Courthouse
New York City Hall

Midtown

Bergdorf-Goodman Building
One Astor Plaza, headquarters of Viacom and tallest building in Times Square
Bertlesman Tower in Times Square
AXA Center
383 Madison Ave
1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, 813 feet
Chrysler Building

4 Times Square

Times Square Tower

Bloomberg Tower, owned by Mayor Bloomberg

500 Fifth Avenue

JP Morgan Chase

General Motors Building

1251 Avenue of the Americas

Lehman Brothers Building

CitySpire Center
United Nations Building
GE Building 852 feet (Rockefeller Center)
Carnegie Hall Tower
One Worldwide Plaza
Sony Building
Lipstick Building
Citigroup Center
New York Times Tower
1095 Avenue of the Americas
Bank of America Tower
St. Regis Hotel
Hearst Magazine Tower
MetLife Insurance Building next to Grand Central Terminal
Time-Warner Center at Columbus Circle, a great shopping venue as well

Solow Building