New York: Rockefeller Center Guided Tour + Top of the Rock Entry

Visit Radio City Music Hall and see Manhattan from three observatory levels

Start time: 15:00
Duration: 1h 30mins
Live guide: English
Max group size: 20
Wheelchair accessible

Registered address: 15 Broad St #2020, 10005, New York, US

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What's included

Dedicated entry

Live guide

Walking tour of Rockefeller Center

Entry to the Top of the Rock

What's not included

Tips

Meeting point

45 Rockefeller Plaza, 10111, New York

Show your mobile voucher to the guide at the meeting point
Please meet your guide by the statue of Atlas (a Greek god holding a globe on his shoulders) outside of the Rockefeller Center. You’ll find the statue in front of the main entrance to the Rockefeller Building.
Your guide will be wearing an orange or blue ExperienceFirst hat
Plan to show up 15 minutes early. The tour starts promptly, and you may not be able to catch up if you arrive late
This tour ends at the Top of the Rock with the included ticket

Description

Visit Rockefeller Center to see a piece of New York City's history. Your guide will show you landmarks like Radio City Music Hall and 30 Rock, known for "Saturday Night Live," along with other notable sites.

In the summer, see the colorful Channel Gardens with seasonal flowers. During Christmas, take a photo in front of the large evergreen tree; the guide can help with pictures.

At the end of the tour, use your ticket to access the Top of the Rock. Head up to its observatories, over 800 feet high, for a 360-degree view of Manhattan. Enjoy the sights from both indoor and outdoor platforms.

What you'll see:

St. Patrick’s Cathedral: A neo-Gothic masterpiece and the largest Roman Catholic church in the country
Atlas: Your intro to Greek mythology at the Rockefeller Center
Industries of the British Empire: Nine allegorical bronze figures above the entrance to 620 5th Ave
Maison Française: A building with multiple French connections, including the bronze sculpture and engravings above its entrance
Channel Gardens: A scenic contrast to the skyscrapers, featuring granite pools and bronze fountainhead sculptures
30 Rockefeller Plaza: The central building of Rockefeller Center with a big Christmas treat
FAO Schwarz: A three-story flagship store of the oldest toy retailer in the country
Radio City Music Hall: Opened in 1932, it's the largest indoor theater in the world
News: An Art Deco plaque showing five symbolic journalists
Top of the Rock: Three levels of indoor and outdoor observatory views