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Skyscrapers have been getting taller and taller through the years. When New York City’s Empire State Building was built in 1931, it was the world’s tallest skyscraper in the world at 1,250 feet and remained at the top of this list until 1970, when another NYC building supplanted it, the World Trade Center’s North Tower. That reached 1,368 feet into the sky. However, the Empire State Building is now all the way down to 42nd on this set of rankings while the North Tower would have been 23rd were it still standing. Although asking, “Where are the tallest skyscrapers in the world in 2019?” would have previously resulted in an answer of “New York City,” that is no longer the case. In fact, none of the top five are even in the United States. Highest Skyscrapers and Towers in the World (+ Cost & Location) Tallest Skyscrapers In The World Tallest Skyscrapers Around The World - Highest Skyscrapers and Towers Tallest buildings in the world Tallest Skyscrapers Around The World - Highest Skyscrapers and Towers(+ Cost & Location) The statistic shows the height of the world's tallest skyscrapers in 2019 (in meters). With a height of 828 meters, the Burj Khalifa is currently the tallest skyscraper in the world. Burj Khalifa – Dubai, United Arab Emirates (2,717 feet) Shanghai Tower – Shanghai, China (2,073 feet) Abraj Al-Bait Clock Tower – Mecca, Saudi Arabia (1,971 feet) Ping An Finance Centre – Shenzhen, China (1,965 feet) Lotte World Tower – Seoul, South Korea (1,819 feet) CN TOWER Jin Mao Tower Macau Tower Oriental pearl tower Petronas towers Taipei 101 Burj al arab Aldar headquarters Marina bay sands skypark Kingdom centre tower The Gherkin Skyscrapers are one of mankind’s most impressive, and massive, masterpieces, towering over urban regions around the world. The prime pinnacle example of mankind’s creative potential, even. These brilliant structures offer a practical space-saving solution to the modern world’s many overcrowded metropolis’s. Present day, the technology and engineering involved in building these man-made giants has evolved tenfold since they were first introduced to the world of architecture in the 1930’s. New structures are popping up in major cities around the world all the time, continually surpassing their predecessors in height, design, and functionality. Have a look at these interesting facts about the tallest Skyscrapers in the world.