The most famous skyscraper in the world. An art-deco masterpiece with a legendary observation deck.

Another iconic building in the middle of NYC with a vibrant atmosphere all around. It is home to the famous ice rink and Top of the Rock observatory deck.

A cemetery that feels like an open-air museum. Sculptures, mausoleums, and incredible architecture tell Milan’s history in stone.

One of my favorite coworking spots in Milan, the design is beautiful, modern, and inspiring. Just make sure to reserve your spot in advance, it gets busy!

Vietnam’s tallest skyscraper, featuring luxury residences, offices, a shopping mall, and an observation deck with panoramic city views.

Tokyo Tower is one of those classic city icons you can’t skip (I mean they even have an Apple emoji for it so it doesn’t get any more iconic than that). And a lot of people don’t know this but you can actually go inside as they have an observation deck. From up there, you get an incredible 360° view where you can see Shibuya, Roppongi and even Mount Fuji (if it’s a clear day). If you’re a fan of quirky souvenirs the tower shops have tons of Tokyo themed goodies, so make sure you bring a spare bag!

Shibuya Sky is an open air rooftop with 360 degree views over the city and it’s one of my favourite spots in Tokyo. The escalator ride up is futuristic and lights up perfectly for photos, building anticipation for the panoramic views at the top. I visited in the evening and seeing the city lit up was absolutely magical. There’s also a lounge area and bar at top where you can just sit, have a cocktail and take it all in at your own pace.

Former Banco Vitalicio building at the corner of Passeig de Gràcia and Gran Via. Stately facade and a classic clock tower.