An immersive, mirrored observation deck. It’s easily the most "Instagrammable" view in NYC right now!

It offer’s unmatched views of Brooklyn Bridge and Brooklyn.

A perfect photo spot in Battery Park to frame the Statue in the distance.

SuprAash’s secret tip: A hidden gem viewpoint near the lake. Ideal for a serene view of the skyline without the heavy crowds.

A truly unique office building in Osaka, famous for having a highway running through its 5th to 7th floors. This 16-story structure has become a symbol of Japanese urban ingenuity. While you can’t enter the building as a tourist, it's a popular spot for snapping photos from nearby streets or pedestrian bridges. 💴 Entry fee: None (view from outside only) 🎯 Touristy?: Moderately touristy. A quirky photo spot often sought out by architecture lovers and travelers hunting for unusual sights

Located on the 52nd floor of the Sakishima Building (256 m high), this observatory offers a 360° panoramic view of Osaka Bay, the port, Universal Studios, and even the Akashi Kaikyō Bridge on clear days. Unlike other observation decks in the city, it remains quiet and uncrowded, perfect for a peaceful viewing experience. Wide floor-to-ceiling windows enhance the view. 💴 Entry fee: ¥700 🎯 Touristy?: Not very touristy. A hidden gem for travelers who want great views without the crowds.

Satsukiyama Park & Shubodai Viewpoint 📍 Satsukiyama Park is a hidden nature escape in Ikeda, offering beautiful hiking trails and panoramic views over Osaka. The Shubodai Viewpoint is a particularly great spot to admire the city skyline. 📍 How to get there: 🚆 Take the Hankyu Takarazuka Line to Ikeda Station, then walk 20-30 min or take a local bus.