Rising above the Han River in downtown Seoul, Building 63 is a major urban landmark and a popular multi-purpose complex. It is a golden skyscraper offering a unique panoramic view of the city. It is 249 meters high and consists of 60 upper floors and three basements. It is one of the tallest and most famous buildings in South Korea, and its glass elevators serving the viewing platform rise at a speed of 460 meters per minute, and it takes only 25 seconds to reach the top, giving passengers the feeling of taking off in a rocket while enjoying the mesmerizing views. But the tower is not just an observatory for panoramic views of the city, but also an entertainment complex that includes an aquarium, art gallery, IMAX cinema, exhibition hall and wax museum, making it a popular tourist destination.