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Rockefeller Centre
Named for the man who developed the space, the world's first
dollar billionaire, John D Rockefeller, this 22 acre (8ha) land
houses a plethora of iconic New York City attractions. Radio City
Music Hall used to be the most popular tourist venue in the city
and still ranks highly among visitors. Radio City has hosted
multiple awards shows such as the Grammies, Emmies and MTV Music
Awards. It is also a concert venue frequented by today's popular
performers. The GE Building, the address for which the popular TV
series
30 Rock is named, is the home to
Saturday Night Live and the site from which the eerie
'Lunchtime atop a skyscraper' photograph was taken. At the base of
the GE building is the Rockefeller Ice Rink with the golden statue
of Prometheus at its head. Underneath Rockefeller Plaza is the
Concourse, an underground pedestrian mall boasting designer brands
and food outlets.
Address: Between 48th and 51st Streets; and 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue, Manhattan
Opening time: 8am – 9pm
Admission: Free with a NY Pass