Rockefeller Center

Don’t get me wrong. I am in LOVE with Rockefeller Center. The inside and the outside. The only downside I found was how confusing it was for me to navigate! That’s always a downer for me. Maybe it was just me, but I really could not figure out whether there were bathrooms, and where they were. The entrance to the lower level of Rockefeller Center seemed quite obscure because it’s such a dark staircase near the entrance to the building. Having a larger sign to indicate that you can walk down those stairs would be incredibly helpful for me.
I do, however, appreciate the many security guards around. It’s nice to feel safe in such a busy place. I also really do like the downstairs, now that I’ve found it. There are lots of places to eat and stay warm when it’s cold. I wish there was more open seating, or maybe benches scattered throughout the building with maybe some power outlets? I know it would be annoying to have tourists coming inside just to charge up, but at least a charging station would be nice, if anything. Just a tip, the Starbucks downstairs does have an area with outlets! It’s near the bathroom, too. The bathroom is quite clean as well, so I definitely recommend stopping here to use it if you’re passing by.
Rockefeller is such a great place to chill, especially in the colder months. I love the decorations, and especially love the flags. It’s a beautiful sight to see after you’ve been walking around in a monotone colored buildings all day. Watch the skaters skate, and come here during Christmastime! Make it to the tree lighting if you can. I’ve never been, but I’m sure it’s magical. The tree really is as majestic as you would think it is. Rockefeller Center is a must see!

Por supuesto que este es uno de mis edificios favoritos, como le debe suceder a la gran mayoría de las personas.
Imponente, icónico, hermoso. No estás en NYC si no pasas a mirarlo (igual medio imposible que no lo hagas porque está en el medio de Manhattan).
¿Ted abraza al Empire State? Yo a esta belleza. Recomiendo mucho subir al mirador y maravillarse con el increíble landscape que regala. A diferencia del empire, desde este punto se puede apreciar a toda la inmensidad del Central Park.
Lo que en invierno vemos convertido en una pista de patinaje enorme, en verano hace las veces de patio para un restaurant divino. En el 1er subsuelo hay un pequeño centro comercial con muchas opciones para comer y algunas librerías, tiendas de juegos y electrónica y bancos.
Ahhh, me siento enamorada…

Otro 5 estrellas y no puedo parar de meter 5 a todo New York.
Qué edificio, mamadera. Es una cosa indescriptible lo masivo, hermoso, imponente, histórico, cultural, etc.
Todo lo que está alrededor está bien. La pista de patinaje, el parque que lleva a ella, la tienda de NBC, ver el Today Show, todo.
Entrás y tenes un shopping adentro básicamente, tours al tope y las oficinas de NBC adonde se hacen muchos de sus shows en vivo (snl, tonight show, etc)
Nada, imperdible. Hay que ir. Encima salís y tenés ahí nomás el Radio City Music Hall.

Visiting NYC during the holidays was always something I wanted to do! Finally, my family and I made a trip there during the New Years week 2015. After years of seeing the beautifully lit up Christmas tree and ice skating rink in Rockefeller Plaza on The Today Show, I finally got to see it all in person! Yes, it was glorious and all that I ever hoped for it all to be. The only downside was that NYC was jam-​packed during the holidays. Lines were super long and pushing through crowds was a norm. So, in a nutshell — 30 degrees outside, squished like sardines all trying to catch a glimpse of the mega displays and rockin’ décor. You know what though? I still loved being there because NYC is just that amazing of a city. The skating rink at the Rockefeller Plaza is super tiny, but a ton of people on the ice. Because we were there after Christmas, the hustle and bustle centered around shopping was then directed towards sightseeing by the millions of city-​goers. Rockefeller Center was all lit up and the spirt of the holidays fluffed and filled the air. I always look forward to going back to this city. Even though the masses always seem to flock here, I enjoy coming back. I am glad that I got to finally see the famous Christmas tree and gorgeous displays!

Nothing says Christmas in New York than visiting the Rockefeller Christmas Tree.
It’s an absolute must! Along with ice skating and watching the Saks 5^th Ave Light Show

Rockefeller Center Top of the Rock! It’s so beautiful on the top of deck. Husband and I enjoyed the view on the top. We took a lot of selfie. :) must try if you’re planning to go to NY.

Such a pretty landmark. And busy of course with tourists. There’s still an awesomely massive Christmas tree wheb we went.
The ice skating rink is very small. And busy as well.
We didn’t think it was worthwhile going up just for the view tho. Lots of surrounding shops to window shop.

First time In New York and I absolutely loved coming here! We came to ice skate at the rink. (my first time ice skating) I loved how beautiful the scenery is! Love how there are all the flags of the world around. It was a beautiful place to visit! Will come back one day!

Historical and beautiful, Rockefeller Center represents New York City at its best. It symbolizes culture, tradition, business, and history.
While waking around the area, you see
sculptures, artwork, and awesome shops.
Across the street, one can visit the famous St. Patrick’s cathedral. Take time to meditate on the beautiful architecture in the church.
As a native New Yorker, I still can not get enough of this place especially during the Christmas season. People go skating in the ice skating rink. The Christmas tree brings people from all across the board together. Saks Fifth Ave across the street holds a beautiful light show accompanied by music.
Take a walk down the promenade downstairs. It offers cafes, shops and some restaurants. You can get tickets to Top of the Rock.
Many years ago, I worked in this area. I still can not get over how amazing this place turned out. Not only is this a great place to visit but a great place for work at.
Come and explore.

I got to know this place at the very beginning because of the TV series, 30 Rock. Tina Fey is just super cool. As one of the most busy and popular places in New York City, this place just got lot to do. If you are fan of NBC Today’s News, should get here earlier, you might be on the TV. Who knows!
After visiting the Top of the Rock. My hubby and I just went for the Rockeffe Center Tour. The tour was quite nice, the guide told us many interesing facts about this place. For exmaple, why the buildings built like this way, the history behind it, the story behind pianting which on wall and so on. It actually got some quite great sculptures and artwork around. The tour was quite cool, but it was a bit pity, we didn’t get the chance actually to have a inside look of the building. Well, it was included in the New York City Pass. I guess there is another tour allow visitor go around inside.
There were a lot cool shops around this center. Nintendo World was also here. how cool was that. if you fancy skating, they got place for it. In front of the center is the St. Patrick’s Cathedral. we were visitng this place during Chirstmas timing. so the place looked even better than usual. They got this huge Christmas Tree with the giant Star on the top just looked cool. We just saw gold and silver flags floating in the air, it used to be flags from different countries. I guess they only changed it for special occasions. In front of the sculpture of Prometheus at Rockefeller Center, they got this angel theme, just cool and magical. We had good time there and made some great pictures.
Like I mentioned before, this place is very popular, which means it is quite crowdy here. Espiecally, at the holiday time. But the center sure got its own charm. I like it a lot!

Rockefeller Center is absolutely amazing! It has Radio City Hall where you can watch the incredibly talented Rockettes, it has the most gorgeous Christmas tree and ice rink during the Christmas season, and it has lots of shopping and dining options, and all of this is contained within just a few blocks. You could literally spend an entire day in Rockefeller Center alone, as you can have all your meals in the Center at the various restaurants and small snack shops, you can do some shopping and go out onto the ice rink, and then you can watch a show at Radio City Hall in the evening to round out your day.
There is also an entire underground floor of shopping and dining which is easy to miss if you didn’t know it existed. I was hunting down Le Maison du Chocolat (which is an amazing chocolate shop!), and after about 20 minutes and asking many confused security guards, we realized that it was on the ground floor of Rockefeller Center, but if we weren’t on the lookout for this shop, we would never have discovered the entire underground world of the Rockefeller Center.
Rockefeller Center is crowded but not as much as Times Square or Fifth Avenue, so it’s a great place to do some relaxed shopping and dining.

I was once told that between this and the Empire State Building, definitely choose the Rock. There are less people, you get to go all the way to the top, and you get to see a lot more. I’m glad I listened to this advice as I truly believe this is one of the best ways to get a panoramic view of the heart of NYC.
You can pay $ 32 on their website to do the Top of the Rock attraction. This gives you access to the three observation decks with no time limit. The process is very efficient, with paths mapped out for tourists that want to continue up the tower or head back down. Employees are there to guide people all the way through. There are also some nice features from the lobby all the way up to the deck. There is the beautiful waterfall chandelier made of Swarovski crystals, exhibits showing the history of the Rock, and the cool see-​through elevator. Right outside is the famous Rockefeller Christmas tree, which is just a colossal tree decorated to the brim with ornaments.
Honestly, I think this is a sightseeing must-​do in NYC and a great experience.

In the movie Ghostbusters, the character Egon walked into a Central Park West gem of an apartment building and said, Art Deco, very nice. When I walk through Rockefeller Center, I say that about 100 times. This mid-​century, mid-​town gem is one eye opening treat after another.
The thing about Art Deco that makes me smile is that utilitarian things like banisters and mail boxes, light fixtures and door jams serve two masters. They work as building features and, more important, they are beautiful.
Enter 30Rock, the tallest building in the center of the center, and be prepared to be awed. Look up (the rule for anyone visiting The Big Apple) and you will see heroic WPA era paintings of people working, well, heroically. They appear throughout the first floor and are must-​see TV (sorry…)
Study the details. Look at shiny things. Look up. Look down (the brass framed terrazzo is beautiful) — be the hunter. Take pictures!
There are shops on the lower level — prices reflected in the location. Of course there are clean restrooms, worth noting! They are off to the side of the skating rink… Look for the signs. There is a Starbucks nearby too (no surprise) as well as a fancy (read, expensive) restaurant. I have not tried it but other Unilocalers gave. Search away…
Along the main canyon, there are tony shops that sell Legos, chocolate, exotic toiletries, and pricy but stylish clothing. Pop in just to see how the other half lives or pull out the plastic if something special catches your eye. You know you’re worth it!
At the front desk of 30Rock, they have maps of the facility. I urge you to grab one so you don’t miss a thing.
Finally, the Top of the Rock is the observation platform on the top deck of the building. You get a fantastic view of the City from there but it’s not a cheap ticket and the lines can be long.
Rockefeller Center… Very nice!

Rockefeller Center is awesome! Every time I go to New York, I like to book my hotels around there. Not only is New York the most visited city in the world, but the Rockefeller offers the best views of this great city. In my mind, it’s probably even better than the Empire State Building. It’s less crowded, offers more historical information, and the views are stunning! As you stand at the top, you can take great photos as there are no metal barriers in the way (just glass). It’s about $ 18 to get up to the top, but it’s well worth it. On a clear day, you can see everything and might even be able to catch the Statue of Liberty in the distance!
During the winter, they have a huge Christmas tree sitting outside with an ice skating rink just underneath. It’s just a nice experience to be there. A trip to New York would not be complete without visiting the Rockefeller Center.

A celebration of capitalism.
Lol, just kidding.
We came on Xmas Eve night to look at the big tree and all the window displays. I felt a bit foolish standing there in a crowd of thousands looking at the gaudy A-​hole displays of mannequins covered in pearls and gold stuff that nobody there could ever afford, but hey it’s America, we can all dream to over pay for dumb superficial crap right?
In all seriousness,
It was fun to be in the crowd and just be part of what was going on in NYC. Once in a life time is enough for me though.

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What a BEAUTIFUL display!’ I haven’t seen the Christmas tree in years and was so happy to take my newborn son. It was (obviously) crowded and a bit chilly, but 100% worth it. The tree was gorgeous and just as big as I remembered. The lights were amazing.
We saw (crowded) ice skating and decided to skip, maybe when he’s older! And there were glass (or ice) Angels. We didn’t get close enough to see, but they were so freaking pretty!
Seriously if you want Christmas cheer, do not miss it!

The hub of Manhattan. It’s the place to be and centrally located to EVERYTHING. Packed with people all the time but the crowd is part of its essence. Take a seat where ever you can find, watch the people, and take in all its has to offer.
I was fortunate to be there while they were decorating the famous Xmas tree but missed the ceremonial lighting. The tree seems to be smaller than previous years but still a wonderful experience. I was also able to skate in her rink which lights up so beautifully at night.

On of the best places to visit during the holidays. The rink is not that big but it’s a good experience. Note that it gets more and more crowded as the holiday approaches but it’s the most wonderful time of the year!

Geez, how can I possibly give this place than five stars when the sheer mass of humanity easily could justify taking away four stars? Well, this is Christmas in the easy coast at its finest. All that was missing was snow. Walking there from the Marriott Marquis in Times Square, we quickly ate hallal hot dogs (whats the point of that!) and Falafal wraps from the various corner vendors. As soon as we were in shouting distance of 30 Rock, the crowd became thicker by the step. Selfie sticks were everywhere. The Christmas tree was amazing, a man proposed to his wife on the famous ice rink, dozens of different languages were spoken all around. Everyone was having a great time, despite the fact you felt as if you were in maelstrom of a bee hive. Happy Holidays New York!

I love this place especially during the holidays. Where else do you want to be but taking in the gorgeous tree and the ice skating the center all lit up and basking in its beauty the absolute crown jewel of NYC. For me it’s the epicenter of the holiday buzz. Now that being said I’m not much of a traditional holiday guy. I really don’t get worked up over the season.
Though this is one place that makes you want to believe in all that is good and pure. The history that is in the halls and walls of Rockefeller Center is palatable. You can see the glint in the eyes of the little kids as they just light up as they enter the skating rink. At the top of the center all of the magnitude of the city comes into focus.
Just the history of the building is so cool! This is where Saturday Night Live was birthed! Walk in and enjoy a wonderful slice of entertainment history.

Not to toot my own horn today but toot toot… I miss Manhattan during Christmas time mostly for the unlimited thing you can do 24/7…There’s just something about all the holidays coming up that makes everything so cheerful…
Rockefeller Center IS a collection of building that’s near midtown Manhattan… The area is nestled in and around 5^th, 6^th, and 7^th avenues and is uptown and slightly east from Times Square and Broadway… Yes, there is an ice skating rink there… along with the NBC Studios seen on Leno, SNL, Conan, and 30 Rock… Radio City Music Hall is also near by… It’s a fun area to check out, especially this time of year!

É uma atração com um clima adorável, não deixe de visitar.
Tem várias lojas ao redor, uma pista de patinação no gelo, muita música e pessoas bonitas.

Rockefeller Center is located at the center of Midtown Manhattan in New York City. For a lot of Americans, it’s best known as the home of NBC and the Today Show, 30 Rock (sitcom), Radio City Music Hall, the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, and the Rink at Rockefeller Center (ice skating rink). The best thing I like about it is it’s home to the Nintendo World Store which opened next door to the Today Show studios on May 14, 2005.
Rockefeller Center is packed with tourists and deservedly so. There’s a lot to see and do. Not only that, but it borders Fifth Avenue (high-​end shopping street) and is within walking distance of Times Square and Central Park. If you count Rockefeller Plaza as a street, Rockefeller Center takes up six city blocks. The ground level and concourse level (below ground) are mostly open to the public. They consist primarily of retail shops and restaurants such as Brooks Brothers, Del Frisco’s Grille, Anthropologie, Banana Republic, Papyrus, J. Crew, Tumi, Lego, Coach, Michael Kors, and Ann Taylor. Christie’s art business and auction house is also located here. I love the Art Deco style of the whole complex.
If you don’t want to wait in line to go to the top of the Empire State Building, go to the Top of the Rock instead. A lot of people think the Empire State Building is overrated anyway. There’s an observation deck on the top of Rockefeller Center (70 floors high) with three viewing platforms that give you an amazing 360-​degree view of the Manhattan skyline, Hudson and East Rivers, and beyond. The entrance for Top of the Rock is on 50^th Street between 5^th and 6^th Avenues.
Top of the Rock tickets are $ 30 for adults, $ 28 for seniors, and $ 24 for children aged 6 – 12 years. The observation deck is open daily from 8am to midnight with the last elevator going up at 11pm.
Studio 1A, where the Today Show is broadcast, is located on the corner of W 49^th and Rockefeller Plaza. Show up early and get on TV. Broadcasts begin at 6am. Across 49^th from Studio 1A is the NBC Experience store. Fans of the Today Show and other NBC shows like the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and Saturday Night Live will get a hoot out of this place. Here you can get your NBC peacock plushies, photos with cardboard cutouts of Matt Lauer, Al Roker, Natalie Morales, and Savannah Guthrie, and purchase additional various merchandise (T-​shirts, coffee mugs, miscellaneous gifts, etc.) related to NBC and its popular shows. You can also buy tickets for studio tours here.

Have you been the one of the best free Art Deco museums there is in the city?
It is here and it is free!
What? No! You call yourself an art connoisseur, ah!
Leave the ice skating ring, café and NBC studio. Walk around the six block Rockefeller Center complex and view so of the best examples of Art Deco masterpieces.
Everyone knows Prometheus and Atlas but have you seen the Empire Building with doors.
Murals on Transport ion.
Get adventures and checkout the many lobbies in the Rockefeller Center complex.
Remember admission is free.

Normally, this plaza displays all of the world’s flags. However, on 9/​11, the only flag displayed is the US flag, flown at half mast. I thought this was a really nice, respectful gesture.
This is a busy plaza with areas for sitting and eateries nearby. There are many tourists that visit, so expect to see many crowds of people milling about.

I haven’t taken advantage of everything there is to do here, but so far I LOVE it! I came here with a goal to be part of the TODAY Show audience and meet Al Roker. Mission complete!
The highlights of my visit in NYC is actually the TODAY Show. In case you’re wondering, if you want to get a good spot on the show, meet the anchors, and be on TV, you got to be in line before 6AM. You get to temporarily be acquainted with a bunch of other fans who are having an amusing time like yourself. There are a lot of other things going on when we’re not cheering in front of the camera. The show has a way to keep things exciting for the audience. The energy here is amazing! Yes, it was because of the TODAY Show, but the NYC vibe was what made it work.
When it’s not raining right now, I would like to take a rooftop tour of the breathtaking skyline here. There is so much going on. When you visit New York City, Rockefeller Center should be included in your itinerary.

Ein Muss für New York Besucher. War schon öfter hier und jedes mal ein Abenteuer. Die Aussichtsplattform ist empfehlenswert, da hier auch Sitzgelegenheiten sind und man drauf achtet, dass es nicht zu voll wird. Wir waren dieses mal abends da und neben uns hat jemand seiner Liebsten auf Knien ganz romantisch einen Heiratsantrag gemacht und ich unfreiwillig mittendrin. Die spinnen die Amis aber schön und romantisch.

In New York sollte man das von John D. Rockefeller im Jahre 1928 geplante Rockefeller Center besichtigen. Zum Rockefeller gehören mehrere Gebäude, Plätze, Gärten, die 6.000 Zuschauer fassende Radio City Hall und ein unterirdisches Einkaufszentrum. Beim Bau des Rockefeller Centers ist die sehr bekannte Fotografie «Lunch Atop a Skyscraper» entstanden, wo 11 Arbeiter in schwindelerregender Höhe mit baumelnden Füßen ihr Mittagessen einnehmen.
Die meisten kennen das Rockefeller Center aus der Adventszeit, wenn der größte Weihnachtsbaum der Stadt aufgestellt und beleuchtet wird und tausende Touristen und New Yorker der Zeremonie beiwohnen. Dann wird auch dort die Eisfläche eröffnet, die schon als Kulisse für unzählige Hollywood-​Filme diente. Im Sommer befindet sich an dieser Stelle ein Café, das an den Seiten mit Flaggen vieler verschiedener Nationen gesäumt ist.
Ein weiteres Highlight ist die Aussichtsplattform «Top of the Rock», die sich im höchsten Gebäude des Rockefeller Centers befindet. Vom 70. Stock hat man einen wunderschönen Blick auf New York.
Der Hauptsitz des Senders NBC befindet sich im General Electric Building. Vom Drehrestaurant «Rainbow Room» im 65. Stock hat man ebenfalls eine unglaubliche Aussicht auf New York.
Bei einem Spaziergang entlang des Rockefeller Centers kann man mehrere Statuen entdecken. An den wunderschön gestalteten Blumenrabatten befindet sich auch ein großer Legostore. In dem unterirdischen Einkaufszentrum kann man in allen Preisklassen essen gehen und sich von der sommerlichen Hitze erholen.
Eine Sehenswürdigkeit, die bei keinem New York Aufenthalt fehlen sollte.

No se trata de un edificio si no de varios que conforman el famoso Rockefeller Center en donde muchas de las películas que hemos visto en el cine han sido filmadas.
Mas allá de solo caminar por ahí recomiendo tomar el tour por el Rockefeller center en donde les contarán la historia de los edificios y el arte que los conforman, la historia de Diego Rivera está muy interesante.

Toller Platz, das Café (im Sommer) und die Eislauffläche im Winter sind schon sehr cool, wobei auch super voll. Ober auf dem Rockefeller Center hat man einen gigantischen Blick über die Stadt und aufs Empire State Building. Ich kann diesen Spot nur empfehlen

Das Rockefeller Center besteht aus 21 Hochhäusern die sich über 3 Blocks erstrecken. Das bedeutendste und höchste Gebäude dieser Gruppe ist das General Electric Building in dem sich auch das Top of the Rock befindet. Weitere bekannte Sehenswürdigkeiten in diesem Bereich sind die Prometheus Statue, die Radio City Music Hall und der riesige Weihnachtsbaum zur Saison.

Mon premier séjour à New York aura été marqué par un temps incroyable passé pour de nombreuses activités à proximité du complexe du Rockfeller Center.
Il fait partie de ces adresses qui ont ponctué mon arrivé sur place en lui adressant un rapide coup d’oeil général avant d’y revenir plus sérieusement pour monter tout en haut de son immense building du Top Of The Rock.
Des minutes et des heures à patienter devant les locaux de la nbc pour se voir accréditer d’un billet dument convoité pour participer à un show télévisé. Un echec tout d’abord suivi d’une réussite le lendemain.
L’intérieur du bâtiment aux allures d’hôtel et dont l’air frais qui y règne offre un bien fou quand dehors le soleil bat son plein. La ravissante fontaine ou trôné la statue dorée de Prométhée et celle d’Atlas du coté de la cinquième avenue.
Il lui reste encore à me conférer de belles images si d’occasion je reviens en ville durant les fêtes de noël, la possibilité alors d’être dominer par un énorme sapin et de comtempler la féerie de sa patinoire.

¨¿Quien no ha visto en cualquier película de NY el Rockefeller Center? es una plaza que da la impresión de estar hundida de la ciudad ya que se abre paso entre los edificios colindantes, que son de los más altos de la ciudad, como el «Top of the Rock», desde donde puedes tener unas vistas de pájaro de la ciudad y los postes a su alrededor con las banderas de la mayoría de países del mundo.
A mi la verdad… me decepcionó un poco, lo vi muy pequeño y apelotonado, lleno de gente, nada que ver con lo que tenía en mente que sería, culpa seguramente de la imagen de que te hacen las películas, con su pista de patinaje en su centro.
Por otra parte la zona tiene bastantes cosas que ver, desde un par de café/​restaurante donde tomar algo, hasta la tienda de LEGO, o cerca también a Atlas cargando el mundo, … es una zona que tiene bastantes cosas que ver.

Also ich bin nicht zum ersten Mal in NYC, aber das erste Mal hier oben. Und ich muss sagen, geil isses. Hier hat man den vollen Überblick. Man sieht so viel für knapp 28 $.
Klar, das Empire State Building — aus meiner Sicht ein bedingter Reinfall. Hier oben sehe ich den Central Park, die Skyline, eigentlich alles wichtige! Nie war ich glücklicher ein Sightseeing Place besucht zu haben wie hier. Volle Empfehlung von mir!
Was ich persönlich schön finde: es gibt Plexiglasscheiben und man hat Ritzen zum Fotografieren ohne Spiegelung. Zudem kann man Panoramabilder ohne Sichtbehinderung machen. Luxus.
Weiterhin top: freies WLAN. Direkt die geknipsten Fotos an die liebsten senden, ohne Zeitverlust oder nerviges Hochladen auf den Rechner. Gönnt euch hier richtig!

Das Top of the Rock Observation Deck gehört bei jedem New York aufenthalt einfach dazu. Wir hatten dieses mal wieder Glück weil fast kein Publikumsverkahr war, also kamen wir ganz schnell oben an. Wir waren am spätem nachmittag da und hatten einen sehr klaren Tag erwischt. Die Rundumsicht auf Manhatten etc. ist einfach Atemberaubend. Wir werden auf jeden fall wieder herkommen.

Wir waren zu vorweihnachtlicher Zeit dort und tatsächlich, da gibt es wirklich diese Eislauffläche! Also keine Hollywood-​Kulisse, sondern wahrhaftig und ganz real.
Ansonsten fand ich’s eher unspektakulär davor…

Il faut absolument monter sur le toit du Rockefeller Center plutôt que l’Empire State Building pour une raison évidente: depuis le toit de l’ESB, vous né pourrez pas admirer l’ESB… Aussi simple que cela.
L’ascenseur super-​sonique avec toit en verre vaut aussi le détour.
Vous pourrez contempler d’un coté les buildings de Manhattan et ses environs (NJ, Brooklynn Bridge. etc) mais aussi Central Park !
Un des plus beaux spots pour vos photos souvenirs !

Seit der Wiedereröffnung der Aussichtsplattform auf dem Rockefeller Center ist dies meiner Meinung nach das beste Hochhaus, um New York von ganz oben zu erkunden. Im Gegensatz zum Empire State ist das Rockefeller bei weitem nicht so überfüllt und die Flächen zum Fotosmachen, etc. sind viel größer. Außerdem hat man in beide Richtungen einen wunderbaren Blick auf die Stadt.
Auch die Wartezeiten sind hier viel geringer und außer zu Stoßzeiten in den SOmmerferien ist man eigentlich innerhalb von 15 Minuten schon oben.
Auch die Fahrt mit dem Fahrstuhl bedarf noch einer gesonderten Erwähnung, da das Glasdach echt einen netten Entertainment-​Faktor bietet.