• Atlas Sculpture - This artwork depicts the Greek mythological figure supporting the earth, created by two artists from different fields. Discover how Greek art has influenced much of what is visible at Rockefeller Center.
• St. Patrick’s Cathedral - Admire the architecture both inside and out of this neo-Gothic marvel, the largest Roman Catholic cathedral in the United States.
• The British Empire Building - Observe the nine bronze figures above the entrance to 620 Fifth Avenue and learn about their origins and significance.
• Maison Française - This building features a grand entrance with two artistic pieces. One is a woman holding a gilded torch symbolizing French freedom. The other is an intricate bronze engraving depicting symbolic figures, including France and New York joining hands in friendship.
• Channel Gardens - Although they bloom in summer, these gardens are picturesque throughout the year. They feature six granite pools with bronze fountainhead sculptures inspired by mythology. As you enjoy the views, learn about Prometheus, the numerous flags displayed here, and the various TV shows filmed at 30 Rock.
• Rockefeller Plaza Manhattan New York City - Also known as the Comcast Building, this is the central structure of Rockefeller Center. Discover the giant Christmas tree that decorates it during winter and what makes it unique.
• FAO Schwarz - This three-story mega store is home to the oldest toy retailer in the nation. On the way, see the Today Show studio and Christie’s.
• Radio City Music Hall - As the tour proceeds down West 50th toward Rockefeller Center, stop to admire the artwork on the side of this historic entertainment venue. Opened in 1932, Radio City Music Hall is the largest indoor theater in the world. Here, the guide will share more about its history and architecture.
• News - Situated above the entrance to 50 Rockefeller Plaza, this stainless steel 3D plaque is one of the largest Art Deco pieces in the complex. The guide will explain how the five journalists depicted symbolize the industry of one of the building’s former tenants.
• Top of the Rock - As the tour concludes, the guide will prepare visitors for the next experience at the Top of the Rock, offering three levels of indoor and outdoor observatory views.

• Ticket including all three levels of Top of the Rock (if option chosen)
• Professional NYC tour guide
• 90-minute walking tour of Rockefeller Center

• Gratuities

Travel back to the 1930s as we delve into Rockefeller Center, often referred to as a “city within a city.” This Art Deco marvel will whisk you away to an era of splendor and innovation, where we’ll explore the artistic influences of ancient Greece and modern times.

Join your guide to discover the core of Rock Center. We’ll visit iconic landmarks such as Radio City Music Hall and the legendary 30 Rock — home to “Saturday Night Live” — along with other famous spots that define this historic site.

The scene here is ever-changing. In summer, the Channel Gardens burst with seasonal blooms. During Christmas, don’t miss the chance to capture a photo with the famous evergreen — your guide will gladly take pictures for you.

At the conclusion of our tour, use your included ticket to Top of the Rock and ascend over 800 feet to three levels of observatory views. Experience Manhattan from above with breathtaking 360-degree views, both indoors and out.

• If you’ve booked this tour on the weekend, please be aware that delays are common due to street closures for events and parades that often cross 5th Avenue near Rockefeller Center. We strongly recommend arriving early to avoid any disruptions and ensure you don’t miss the start of your tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.