In-Depth Tour of Rockefeller Center: Discover the Rich History and Artistic Treasures of This New York Landmark

Standing at the Top of the Rock Observation Deck with the best view of the Empire State Building, you now have another new option for your New York trip: an in-depth tour of Rockefeller Center! The observation deck is located in the GE Building, the main building of Rockefeller Center's 19 commercial structures. This largest private building complex in the world was designated a "National Historic Landmark" by the U.S. government in 1987, carrying extraordinary significance. Go City's "New York Pass" today takes you to explore the rich history and artistic treasures of this iconic New York landmark.

Located in Midtown Manhattan, Rockefeller Center covers 22 acres. It is one of America's most magnificent buildings since the Great Depression. As the last major building in the United States to integrate public art with architecture, it has become a symbol of American design.

Join an in-depth tour of Rockefeller Center, and you can explore this bustling New York landmark and its surrounding streets with a guide. Review its legendary history from 80 years ago, admire its spectacular architecture, and learn about the stunning artworks it houses.

Spanning three blocks east-west and three blocks north-south, Rockefeller Center features classic Art Deco and Modernist styles. The layout of its buildings and their heights are meticulously designed—each building is worth a visit.

Not only famous for the golden "Prometheus" statue, the ice skating rink, and the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony, Rockefeller Center also boasts an outstanding collection of art and sculptures.

Rockefeller Center houses a remarkable collection of Art Deco and sculptural works, symbolizing human progress in fields such as spirit, science, and industry. Among them, "Prometheus" is the center's most famous sculpture and the most photographed sculpture in New York.

Alternatively, you can explore the center's most famous and important buildings, gardens, and spaces on your own with an audio guide, enjoying a self-paced artistic journey.

In-depth tour of Rockefeller Center duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

Tour times: Daily at 1:30 PM, 2:30 PM, 3:30 PM, 4:30 PM, 5:30 PM, and 6:30 PM