Landmarks · New York, USA
How tall is Empire State Building?
The Empire State Building reaches 443.2 meters with its antenna. The familiar stepped skyscraper is taller than the 330-meter Eiffel Tower by 113.2 meters.
443.2 m
Sourced measurement- Measurement
- Height to highest tip, including antenna
- Subject or version
- New York, USA
- In feet, rounded
- 1,454.1 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
The Skyscraper Center lists 443.2 meters to the highest tip and 381 meters to the architectural top. This comparison includes the antenna. The building’s own facts page publishes a rounded 443 meters (1,454 feet); the stored value here preserves the measurement registry’s decimal precision.
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Quick facts
The Empire State Building reaches 443.2 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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Sources and measurement notes
- The Skyscraper Center: Empire State architectural and tip heights
- Empire State Building: facts and figures
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