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Top of the World

An observation deck on the 27th floor of the 31-story "World Trade Center", designed by I.M. Pei the tallest pentagonal building in the world and located directly on the waterfront. It provides amazing views of downtown, the inner harbor and bay, and all of the surrounding neighborhoods.

Address: 401 E Pratt St
Hours: Summer hours: Mon-Thu 10AM-6PM, Fri Sat 10AM-7PM, Sun 11AM-6PM; non-summer hours: Wed-Sun 10AM-6PM; last admission one half hour before closing
Price: Admission $8, discounts available for seniors, children and military
Website: viewbaltimore.org (opens in a new tab)

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