Is One World Trade Center taller than Tokyo Skytree?

No. Tokyo Skytree is taller than One World Trade Center by 93 m (304 ft).

Tokyo Skytree is taller than One World Trade Center by 93 m (304 ft).One World Trade Center: 541 m (1,776 ft). Tokyo Skytree: 634 m (2,080 ft).

Both heights are published listings, not a side-by-side measurement, so treat the gap as approximate.

Where these heights come from

One World Trade Center reaches 541.3 m (1,776 ft), architectural height, including architectural spire. See all of One World Trade Center’s listed heights.

Tokyo Skytree reaches 634 m (2,080 ft), height to the tip of the antenna mast. See all of Tokyo Skytree’s listed heights.

Keep the top endpoint with each value. An antenna, spire or roof can change which structure comes out taller. The individual pages retain the available endpoints.

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APAHeightvs. (2026, October 18). One World Trade Center vs Tokyo Skytree: 541.3 m vs 634 m. https://heightvs.com/compare/one-world-trade-center-vs-tokyo-skytree
MLA“One World Trade Center vs Tokyo Skytree: 541.3 m vs 634 m.” Heightvs, 18 Oct. 2026, heightvs.com/compare/one-world-trade-center-vs-tokyo-skytree.
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For the height itself, cite the original publisher as well: Wikipedia (One World Trade Center), Wikidata (Tokyo Skytree).

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One World Trade Center, 541.3 m (1,776 ft), and Tokyo Skytree, 634 m (2,080 ft), drawn to scale on one baseline