Top of the Rock

In 1932, eleven workers were having lunch on a suspended beam 260 meters above ground, immortalized by a legendary photograph. Recreate that thrill safely on the interactive beam, harnessed for an ascent of 12 feet to 180 degrees facing Central Park and the endless horizon. From the three indoor and outdoor terraces on the 70th floor, the 360° views captivate: Empire State Building dominating Midtown, Chrysler Building sparkling, Brooklyn Bridge in the distance, Statue of Liberty and the five neighborhoods extending before your eyes. Open since 1933 at the heart of Rockefeller Center Art Deco, this viewpoint surpasses others thanks to its proximity to skyscrapers and unique aerial experiences like laser beams. Admission included with access to the beam. Available now until 2099.