Skyscraper in Shanghai lets visitors walk on glass walkway without handrails
 

Skyscraper in Shanghai lets visitors walk on glass walkway without handrails
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Gulp. This walk is **t for the faint-hearted.

On Thursday, the Jinmao Tower in Shanghai opened its glass skywalk to the public. Daredevil visitors can **w walk or sit on the glass walkway for up to 30 minutes.*

Here's the catch: there are ** handrails to hold onto. Instead, you'll be harnessed to an overhead rail while you move around freely on the 60-metre long walkway.

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The 88-story skyscraper stretches 420.5 metres (1,380 feet) into the air, making it the third tallest building in the country. Read more...

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