The Empire State Building

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The Empire State Building offers a 360-degree view of New York City from its 86th-floor observatory, located 1,050 feet above ground. Open year-round with outdoor heaters, it provides a comfortable experience in all weather, whether you visit by day or night.

In Midtown Manhattan, the Empire State Building is a historic landmark built during the Great Depression. It symbolizes resilience and has become a global icon. Begin your tour in the restored Art Deco lobby, with its ornate 24-karat gold and aluminum leaf ceiling murals. Along the way, explore an interactive museum with 12 galleries that trace the building's history, and take a photo with the famous King Kong exhibit. The 80th floor also features artistic displays that add to the experience.

After learning about the Empire State Building’s legacy, head up to the observation deck for sweeping views of the New York City skyline. An official self-guided multimedia tour app is available to help identify landmarks from every angle.

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