Landmarks · New York, USA
How tall is Empire State Building?
The Empire State Building reaches about 443 meters with its antenna. The familiar stepped skyscraper is taller than the 330-meter Eiffel Tower by about 113 meters.
443 m
Sourced measurement- Measurement
- Full height, including antenna · rounded
- Subject or version
- New York, USA
- In feet, rounded
- 1,453.4 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
The building’s own facts page gives 1,454 feet and a rounded metric equivalent of 443 meters. The comparison uses that rounded metric figure, so it should not be presented as a millimeter-accurate survey.
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Quick facts
The Empire State Building reaches about 443 meters including its spire and antenna. This is its full tip height, not the height of the observation deck or roof.
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