Empire State Building

The Empire State building was built in the Art Deco architectural style, and took more than 400 days to complete the structure. At more than 443 meters (1454 ft), the building held the title of New York's tallest building for decades after its opening in 1931.

The Empire State Building has two observation areas on the top of the building, both with amazing city views.

The first observation area is located on the 86th floor. At 320m (1,050ft), it is the highest outdoor viewing area in the city, and is a popular location for filming for many movies and television shows. In addition to the outdoor observation area, there is also an indoor area with large glass doors, equipped with air conditioning, so it is warm in winter and cool in summer.

The second observation deck, Top Deck, is located on the 102nd floor, 381m (1,250ft) high, the highest level visitors can go up. There is only an indoor observation area here.

Because this is one of New York's famous landmarks, the number of visitors is crowded, the waiting time in line can be long, especially during peak hours, so visitors should book tickets in advance and buy tickets. prioritized.

Ticket price :

*This is the starting price. Visitors can go to the Empire State Building's website to choose the appropriate ticket type.

Opening hours :

Daily 8:00 - 2:00

Last lift at 1:15.

Website: www.esbnyc.com