[2025 New York Attraction] Travel Guide for Empire State Building (Updated Jul)

#citypassguide Destination: New York City, USA Pass Used: Go City Explorer Pass As a first-time visitor to NYC, I got the Go City Explorer Pass (5 attractions) and saved over $100! I used it for the Empire State Building, Top of the Rock, Edge, the 9/11 Museum, and the Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour. Booking through the app was easy, and I loved being able to skip some lines. The pass also gave me flexibility—I didn’t have to commit to dates in advance. Why I recommend it: NYC attractions are pricey, and this pass gave me access to the big-ticket experiences without breaking the bank. A must-have for efficient, budget-conscious sightseeing! #travel #newyork

A 48-hour trip to New York City was truly magical. From the moment I set foot in the concrete jungle, I was captivated by the city's relentless energy and iconic skyline. The first day began with a sunrise walk in Central Park, starting from The Lotte New York Palace. The morning light filtered through the autumn leaves, creating a golden canopy. This peaceful oasis in the bustling city was the perfect contrast to start my journey. By noon, I was gazing down at the sprawling metropolis from the top of the Empire State Building. The panoramic view was breathtaking - tiny yellow taxis flowed along the grid-like streets, and skyscrapers reached for the clouds. In the evening, I arrived at Times Square. The dazzling lights and vibrant crowds created an electric atmosphere. I was lucky enough to score last-minute tickets to a Broadway show and experienced the magic of live theater in one of the most famous venues. The second day began with a ferry ride to the Statue of Liberty. The statue stood proudly against the morning sky. The historical significance of Ellis Island was deeply moving, with stories of hope and new beginnings etched into its walls. Lunch in Little Italy transported me straight to Naples with its authentic flavors, and the afternoon at the Metropolitan Museum of Art overwhelmed my senses with centuries of human creativity and expression. On the final evening, the Brooklyn Bridge provided the perfect vantage point to bid farewell to this extraordinary city as the sun set. The illuminated Manhattan skyline against the darkening sky seemed to promise future adventures. Two days were not enough to scratch the surface of New York, but it was enough to leave an indelible mark on my heart.

I went to New York in mid-February. First, the 9/11 Memorial. I was reminded of the sacrifices of many people and the dedication of many brave people. I bought tickets to the USS Intrepid, the Empire State Building, and the Statue of Liberty all together with City pass, which was a little cheaper. All of the planned visit times require advance reservations, but they were all open at this time of year. The temperature is the same as Sapporo, so it's cold to walk outside, but it gets hot as soon as you go inside the building, so it's hard to control your body temperature. Since I was traveling alone, I walked around. It was an 8-night trip that included Trump Tower, Tiffany's flagship store (very beautiful after renovation), the United Nations Headquarters, Grand Central Station, Rockefeller Center Building, Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Museum of Natural History, and Chelsea Market. I left New York for a while and entered Canada on the long-distance bus Greyhound, and saw Niagara Falls. At night, I took Greyhound back to New York, and it's a place you should definitely visit if you visit New York. The sheer force of the water that seems to swallow you up gives you a glimpse of the earth's pulsating motion. Greyhound is the cheapest way to get from New York to Niagara, but by sleeping in the car on both the way there and back, I was able to get there in a flash without spending a night in Canada. It's great value for money, but only recommended for those with plenty of stamina. Outside, it's colder than New York, and it's an icy world. I can't spend much time outside, so I take a break and try my luck at the 24-hour hotel casino (free drinks). I flew with JAL. 70% of the seats on the latest A350-1000 are economy class or higher. Economy class has a wider seat pitch and is more comfortable, but the engine noise is quieter on the B787. There is plenty of entertainment and it's comfortable. It was a great trip to New York, like a movie world, and the impressive Niagara Falls.

#0yentravelFebruary2025 It's in a tall building with a clock. Next to it is Madison Square Park, where you can spend a relaxing time. The night view is also beautiful😍 The hotel had minimal amenities. Shampoo, body soap, slippers, and gown 📍Location: USA, New York, New York, 5 Madison Avenue (The hotel entrance is between Madison Avenue and Park Avenue on 24th Street) 💞Reasons why we recommend it: If you're a Marriott member, you can earn points You can enjoy cocktails at the bar using Destination Tax🍸 You can eat at the first Shake Shack when it's not crowded #New York trip #Night view spot #Night view hotel #lego #Eataly

New York City is a popular tourist destination with many iconic landmarks. Here's a 3-day itinerary to help you make the most of your trip: Day 1: Classic Landmarks 📍 Itinerary: Times Square - Grand Central Station - Rockefeller Center - Empire State Building - Brooklyn Bridge Start your day at Times Square, the "Crossroads of the World," and admire the giant billboards. Next, head to Grand Central Station, the ornate hall of which will make you feel like a character in "Gossip Girl." For lunch, head to Rockefeller Center, and enjoy the stunning views from the Top of the Rock observation deck. In the afternoon, visit the Empire State Building and admire the Manhattan skyline at sunset. Finally, walk across the Brooklyn Bridge and enjoy the breathtaking night view. Day 2: Art & Culture 📍 Itinerary: Metropolitan Museum of Art - Central Park - Museum of Modern Art - MOMA Design Store Don't miss the Metropolitan Museum of Art! We recommend visiting the Egyptian wing and the rooftop garden. After exploring the museum, head to Central Park for a picnic and watch locals walk their dogs and jog. In the afternoon, visit the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), and be sure to see Van Gogh's "Starry Night." Don't forget to visit the MOMA Design Store, where you can find unique design items. In the evening, you can watch a musical on Broadway. Discounted tickets are available at the TKTS booth. Day 3: Hidden Gems & Shopping 📍 Itinerary: High Line Park - Chelsea Market - SoHo - Fifth Avenue Start your day at High Line Park, an elevated park perfect for taking photos. Walk to Chelsea Market and enjoy a delicious lobster roll. In the afternoon, explore SoHo, where you'll find trendy shops, vintage stores, and art galleries. Finally, go shopping on Fifth Avenue and visit the Apple flagship store, where you can see the iconic glass cube. 🍔 Food recommendations: - Shake Shack: Must-try burgers in New York - Katz's Delicatessen: Century-old restaurant with huge sandwiches - Magnolia Bakery: Cupcakes featured in "Sex and the City" - Joe's Pizza: New York-style thin-crust pizza 🚇 Transportation tips: - The subway is very convenient, and you can use your chip credit card to pay directly. - There are many yellow taxis, but they are also expensive! 💰 Budget reference: - Accommodation: $150-300/night - Food: $50-80/day - Tickets: $50-100 - Transportation: $30-50 - Total: $600-1000/person 💡 Travel tips: 1. Tipping culture: 18-20% in restaurants 2. Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking 20,000 steps+ per day 3. Purchase tickets online in advance to avoid queuing 4. Pay attention to safety and avoid going out alone at night

1. Washington Street in DUMBO 🚇 Subway: York Street Station (F line) 🚶‍♀️ About 5 minutes on foot . 2. Empire State Building 🚇 Subway: 34th Street- Herald Square Station (B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 3 minutes on foot . 3. Times Square 🚇 Subway: Times Square-42nd Street Station (1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 2 minutes on foot The neon lights and colorful billboards here make you feel like you're in a movie. . 4. Brooklyn Bridge 🚇 Subway: Brooklyn Bridge- City Hall Station (4, 5, 6 lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 5 minutes on foot . 5. Brooklyn Bridge Park 🚇 Subway: York Street Station (F line) 🚶‍♀️ About 5-10 minutes on foot From here, you can see panoramic views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the beautiful scenery of Manhattan. . 6. Washington Square Park 🚶‍♀️ About 2 minutes on foot Iconic arch . 7. Grand Central Station 🚇 Nearby subway: Grand Central-42nd Street Station (4, 5, 6, 7, S lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 1-2 minutes on foot . 8. The Vessel 🚇 Subway: Hudson Yards Station (7 line) 🚶‍♀️ About 3 minutes on foot Shaped like a giant honeycomb, it's a cool and impactful photo spot! . 9. Central Park 🚇 Subway: Columbus Circle Station (A, B, C, D, 1 lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 5 minutes on foot Central Park has beautiful scenery all year round. ❄️ . 10. Stuyvesant Street 🚇 Subway: 8th Street-NYU Station (N, R, W lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 3 minutes on foot A street loved by bloggers for street photography . 11. Flatiron Building 🚇 Subway: 23rd Street Station (N, Q, R, W lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 3 minutes on foot . 12. Rockefeller Center 🚇 Subway: Rockefeller Center Station (B, D, F, M lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 1-2 minutes on foot The Christmas tree and ice rink are very festive. . 13. Summit One Vanderbilt 🚇 Subway: Grand Central-42nd Street Station (4, 5, 6, 7, S lines) 🚶‍♀️ About 5 minutes on foot

The best season to visit New York is autumn Must-Visit Places 🔥 1. Top of the Rock Observation Deck, where you can view the Empire State Building, a New York landmark 2. The world-famous tourist attraction, the Statue of Liberty🗽 3. Brooklyn Bridge, a suspension bridge you can pass under on a cruise 4. Dumbo, a famous photo spot known for its movie locations 5. Central Park, a green oasis in the city for a relaxing spot 6. The highlight of a New York trip, the Manhattan Night View

The Empire State Building is an iconic skyscraper located in Midtown Manhattan, and a symbol of New York City. Also one of the most iconic skyscrapers in the world. It was completed in 1931, and was once the tallest building in the world. Getting There - There is subway in New York City to get around conveniently. Highlights - Highlight was seeing the entire New York City skyline and also one of the best sunsets. This is a must visit landmark when in New York City. Take the high speed lift up to the top and there are also some pictures from the past showing how the building was constructed. Tip - Try to get there earlier as it will get very crowded during sunset hours. Food & Restaurants - There are dining options at the top where you can enjoy the panoramic views with your meal. #bestsunset #100waysoftravel #travellerswonderland #newyork #usa #awesomepic

#usatrip #featuredpost I really enjoyed visiting the USA. I chose to go to nyc because I have always dreamed of going there. It really felt like I was in a dream throughout my stay there. Everything is so beautiful! I really liked seeing all the famous places especially like the Empire State Building, Times Square, Central Park and many more. I really loved New York and can’t wait to go back.

#citydaytours Here’s my first day of trip itinerary in New York City! First up, we went to Grand Central Terminal and it was such a beautiful and grand train station, also it is fully functioning as a train station too! Next, we went to Summit One Vanderbilt and had a really breathtaking view of the whole Manhattan City, with some of the iconic buildings like Empire State Building, Chrysler Building. Stroll along the famous shopping street: 5th Avenue! Love the designs and decorations, how stunning! Had a breezy stroll at Central Park. Such a nice place to relax and have a break in this bustling city! We went to Times Square after dinner. The lights and billboards were so bright and the entire place was so happening and lively! Such a great day here in NYC! #100waysoftravel

A few years ago I went on a road trip with my family to explore the East Coast of the US. It was an exciting trip and here is my itinerary! 🇺🇸 Start your road trip in Washington, DC, by exploring iconic landmarks like the National Mall, Lincoln Memorial, and the Smithsonian museums. Allow time for a stroll around the Tidal Basin for stunning views. 🏙️ Head to Baltimore next. Visit the Inner Harbor for scenic waterfront views, then explore Fell’s Point for fresh seafood and historic charm. Don’t miss the American Visionary Art Museum! 🗽 Continue to Philadelphia. Dive into history at Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, then grab a Philly cheesesteak and run up the “Rocky Steps” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. 🏙️ End your trip in New York City with a walk through Central Park, a visit to Times Square, and take in the view from the Empire State Building. Don’t forget to explore different neighborhoods like SoHo and Greenwich Village. Tip: Bring snacks and stay flexible with your schedule to soak up the unique vibe of each city! 🍎 #roadtrip #usa #washingtondc #newyork #baltimore #baltimore #philadelphia #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

Ah, New York City! Every corner whispers a story, and the skyline is a canvas of architectural wonder. Here's a snapshot of the top attractions that will leave you spellbound. 🏙️ Empire State Building 20 W 34th St., New York, NY 10001 Soaring above Manhattan, the Empire State Building is a testament to human ingenuity. Marvel at the 360-degree views, and don't miss the sunset for a magical transition from day to night. Pro tip: Bundle up for the evening breeze! 🌇🔭 🌆 Top of The Rock 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10111 Top of The Rock is your ticket to stunning vistas of Central Park and the city's iconic buildings. Time your visit for sunset and watch the city light up. Remember to snap that perfect skyline selfie! 📷💫 🔍 Edge Observation Deck 30 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001 Feeling adventurous? Step onto the Edge and feel the city beneath your feet. This sky-high platform offers a fresh perspective on New York, complete with thrilling glass floors. Don't forget to book in advance! 🌁👟 🌐 One World Observatory 117 West St, New York, NY 10007 One World Observatory offers a bird's-eye view of the Big Apple. Immerse yourself in the city's fabric and watch the Manhattan glow at night. It's a poignant reminder of the city's resilience. 🌟🏙️ 🌉 Brooklyn Bridge New York, NY 10038 Stroll across the historic Brooklyn Bridge for a blend of urban charm and architectural grandeur. Whether you're capturing the perfect shot or just soaking in the views, this bridge is a true NYC icon. 🚶‍♂️📸 From towering skyscrapers to historic bridges, New York City's attractions are as diverse as they are unforgettable. Each visit reveals something new, so keep exploring and let the city surprise you! #NewYork #NewYorkAttractions #USA #USATravel

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#Win香港票 The Empire State Building in New York is an amazing landmark. I was fortunate enough to witness its magnificent view and feel the prosperity and vitality of this city. First, I was struck by the spectacular architecture of the Empire State Building. It towers into the sky and is an important part of the New York skyline. Standing at the bottom of the building, I felt my own insignificance and the amazing achievements of human architectural technology. After entering the Empire State Building, I took the elevator to the observation deck, from where I could overlook the entire New York City. Here, I saw endless skyscrapers, busy streets and blue rivers, and felt the vitality and vigor of this city. On the observation deck, I also learned about the history and cultural significance of the Empire State Building. As one of the symbols of New York, it has witnessed the development and changes of this city and has become a dream place in the hearts of countless people. Overall, visiting the Empire State Building in New York is an unforgettable experience. Here, I not only enjoyed the magnificent scenery, but also felt the unique charm and cultural heritage of this city. I believe this experience will become a precious memory in my life.

🌃 New York is not just Manhattan New York has 5 boroughs, and Manhattan is just one of them. In Flushing, Queens, you don't need to speak English, Chinese is more prevalent; Brooklyn is the birthplace of hip-hop; and once you leave Manhattan, it feels like you're in another world. Try to avoid the Bronx if you can 🛫️ New York has 3 airports, don't get them mixed up Flights to and from New York domestically mostly use John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK); United Airlines' domestic flights to New York mainly land at Newark Airport (EWR); and LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is primarily for domestic flights within the US and is closer to Manhattan 🚗 In the US, it's tough to get around without a car, except in New York New York has a 24-hour subway system and extensive bus routes, and taxis and Uber are also very convenient, unlike other American cities where driving is a must. However, New York's subway is indeed synonymous with being dirty and disorganized 🚽 In New York, restrooms are not readily available everywhere If you come across a restroom in a mall or museum, don't miss it, go right away, otherwise, it's hard to find one. There are very few restrooms in subway stations 🎭 Watching a Broadway show doesn't have to be expensive Buying tickets online in advance isn't always cheaper, and it might be more cost-effective to buy same-day tickets at the door, especially if you have a student ID 👟 In New York, please wear comfortable shoes citywalk is the best way to discover New York, the distance between famous landmarks on Manhattan Island is neither too close nor too far, you really need a pair of comfortable shoes for the tens of thousands of steps you'll take in a day 🌃 The view of the Empire State Building is better from Rockefeller Center, but you should still visit the Empire State Building Being in it may not give you the full view of the Empire State Building, but going to the top is more about sentiment and desire. Many believe that at the Empire State Building, you can encounter love, or reunite! ☕️ The kind of coffee shop in 'Friends' really exists An unfamiliar environment can make one feel lonely, but at certain moments, it can remind you of scenes from American TV shows, which feels warm even though you've never met. But in New York, it's more about feeling lonely, getting used to loneliness, and enjoying loneliness 🏛️ Please reserve at least one day for museums The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Natural History Museum, MoMA, and other museums are worth spending more time to experience art 🤹‍♂️ The NPCs on the streets of New York all cost money 'Movie characters' and 'cartoon figures' coming over to take photos with you will charge you, don't be deceived by the false 'enthusiasm'. The CDs and lucky strings that street guys hand you are not free either

The main tourist and entertainment areas in New York are concentrated in Manhattan, such as the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Empire State Building, Wall Street, etc. Manhattan is divided into upper, middle, and lower cities, with 4 viewing platforms in the middle city and 1 in the lower city. How to choose a more reasonable itinerary? You will have the answer after reading this~ 📍Rockefeller Top of the Rock Facing the Empire State Building, unobstructed, you can overlook the panoramic view of Manhattan, known as the "must-visit place" for a trip to New York. √Central Park - Metropolitan Museum of Art - Museum of Modern Art - Rockefeller Top of the Rock - Times Square - Broadway 📍Summit One Vanderbilt Inception into reality. The 360-degree panoramic outdoor viewing platform, with the beautiful skyline of Manhattan in full view, and a variety of technology-themed experiences. √Central Park - Metropolitan Museum of Art - Central Station - Summit One Vanderbilt - Madame Tussauds - Times Square Suggest pants + flat shoes, prevent exposure & falling 📍Empire State Building Observation Deck New York landmark building, from the 86th and 102nd floor observation decks, you can see the stunning 360-degree view of New York City, a popular filming location for many movies and TV shows. √Empire State Building - Times Square - Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum - Museum of Natural History - Central Park - Metropolitan Museum of Art 📍The edge The highest outdoor viewing platform in the western hemisphere, 360-degree transparent view + suspended in mid-air design, giving a feeling of walking in the air. √Central Park - Metropolitan Museum of Art - Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum - The edge- Vessel - Times Square 📍One World Observatory at the New World Trade Center Currently the tallest building in the United States, built at a cost of 3.8 billion US dollars. Reach the top of the building in 60 seconds and overlook the charming charm of New York City. √Statue of Liberty Island Cruise - Wall Street, Bronze Bull - New World Trade Center Observation Deck - Brooklyn Bridge - Flatiron Building - Empire State Building - Times Square

New York City - Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens The vibrant heart of New York City pulsates with life, from the towering skyscrapers that kiss the sky to the bustling streets teeming with energy. 🏙️ As night falls, the skyline transforms into a mesmerizing tapestry of lights. The Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, and countless other architectural marvels become beacons in the night sky.In every corner of this dynamic metropolis, you'll discover a piece of the New York City puzzle. It's a place where ambition meets opportunity, and where the spirit of innovation and resilience thrives. Welcome to the heart of the Big Apple! 🗽🍎🏙️ #timetotravel #beachlife #newyork #city

[Empire State Building] This is a tower in the center of New York! I was wondering whether to go or not, but I went and it was a great decision... I'm really glad This is the best night view I've ever seen in my life (I've only lived for 21 years) Unless you have a special reason, you should definitely visit! By the way, it was high enough and beautiful even without going up to the observation deck! If you go in the winter, be sure to dress warmly, it's cold #nightview #newyork #New York 💰It costs less than $50 per person ⏰Of course, the best time to go is at night🌉

✨ Empire State Building 🇺🇸 United States - New York State - New York 📍 20 West 34th Street, New York City, NY 10001 A representative landmark of New York and a building located in the heart of Manhattan, New York, USA! A place that always appears in places with New York as the background🌃 You can see the history of this building at a glance from the elevator going up to the observation deck. It was a beautiful place in New York that took your breath away from the moment you entered :) #EmpireState #NewYork #EasternUS #NightViewRestaurant #HotPlace

Hey, everyone! Today I'm going to share a New York travel guide with you, so you can have a blast in this big city! First of all, you must go and see the landmark buildings in New York! For example, the Statue of Liberty, which is not only a symbol of freedom and democracy, but also a great background for taking photos. Of course, don't forget to go and see the Empire State Building, a 102-story high-rise building that is one of the symbols of New York, and there is also an observation deck on top of it, overlooking the beautiful scenery of the entire city. Next, don't forget to take a walk on the Brooklyn Bridge and feel the stunning charm of this city. If you like modern art, then go to the famous Museum of Modern Art at the Kennedy Center! There are all kinds of exhibitions there to feast your eyes on. When it comes to New York, we can't forget about the food! This city has a variety of food options, whether you want Chinese food, Italian pasta, Mexican cuisine, or hamburgers, you can find something to satisfy your taste buds here. Of course, if you want to try authentic New York flavors, you must try New York-style pizza, hot dogs, and cheesecake. Finally, don't forget to explore the small shops on the streets of New York! Here you can find all kinds of shops, including fashion boutiques, art galleries, antique shops, and handicraft stores. If you enjoy shopping, you might want to visit Fifth Avenue or SoHo. New York is a vibrant and colorful city, where you can satisfy your needs for culture, history, and entertainment. So if you have the chance to come here, don't miss out on the charm of this city! Of course, it is necessary to provide everyone with some addresses and transportation methods for attractions. Below, we have compiled some addresses and transportation methods for famous attractions in New York for everyone. 📍Detailed address: Statue of Liberty: Liberty Island, New York, NY 10004, accessible by taking the Statue of Liberty ferry. Empire State Building: 350 5th Ave, New York, NY 10118. You can take subway lines B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W or 7 to 34th St - Empire State Building station. 📍Detailed address: Brooklyn Bridge: You can walk or take subway lines A, C, F, R, 2, 3, 4, 5 to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station. 📍Detailed address: Kennedy Center: 11 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019, accessible by taking subway lines B, D, E, or F to 47-50 Sts-Rockefeller Center station. 📍Detailed address: New York Pizza: John's of Bleecker Street, 278 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014, accessible by taking subway lines A, C, E, B, D, F, or M to W 4th St station. 📍Detailed address: New York hot dog: Nathan's Famous, 1310 Surf Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11224, accessible by taking subway lines D, F, N, or Q to Coney Island-Stillwell Av station. 📍Detailed address: New York Cheesecake: Junior's, 386 Flatbush Ave Extension, Brooklyn, NY 11201. You can take subway lines 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, or Q to Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr station. 📍Detailed address: Fifth Avenue: runs through Manhattan Island from north to south, accessible by taking subway lines N, Q, R, or W to 59th Street - Fifth Avenue station. 📍Detailed address: Soho District: located in downtown Manhattan, accessible by taking subway lines 6, N, Q, R, W, J or Z to Canal St station.

If your budget or time is limited and you can only choose one observation deck in New York, it must be the Empire State Building! It was once the filming location for many famous movies. You can enter other observatories without reservation, but remember to make an online reservation before visiting the 86th floor observatory of the Empire State Building to avoid disappointment! Before you go in, someone will check your appointment time list and do a strict check. There will be airport-like security checks upon entry to ensure the personal safety of visitors, which I think is very good. After entering, you will first go to the museum on the 2nd floor to visit the history of the Empire State Building and related movie posters. You can also take photos with the cute gorilla's hands. I think the interactive design is something that many other observation decks should learn from. After that, we took the elevator directly to the observation deck on the 86th floor. The angle of view from the Empire State Building was indeed different. I don’t know if it was psychological factors or if I was really too excited, but I always felt like I had endless photos to take. Looking down from the 86th floor, you can see the beautiful harbor and the very dense buildings in New York. After visiting the 86th floor, you can go up to the outdoor observation deck to watch. In order to prevent tourists from being too cold, electric heaters are installed outdoors for tourists to use. Isn’t that very thoughtful? It is recommended that you make an appointment for the 3:30 time period: because the time after 3:30 is gradually entering the sunset viewing time, if you make an appointment for this time period, an additional $10 will be charged. 3:30 is a great time because after visiting the museum it is almost four o'clock and after a circle it is sunset, so you can enjoy the daytime scenery and the gorgeous lights at night! Take a look at the photos of the night scene. Do you think it looks like a living postcard? After seeing so many observation decks, I still think the Empire State Building is the best! More than a decade ago, when I was a student, I went to the lobby of the Empire State Building to take photos. After the tour, I always feel mixed emotions when I pass by it again. The young man back then is now an uncle, but his longing for New York remains unchanged. I highly recommend that you go to the Empire State Building to take pictures and see the New York cityscape when you come to New York✅

Finally we are here! NYC, the city that never sleeps! It is a magical city. i would recommend walking to get around as you see more, yet the subway is super convenient and cheap (make sure to buy the week pass! it will help you save up a lot money) Also highly recommend to visit empire state building for the fantastic new york city day/ night view! You can purchase the ticket and make reservations in advanced:)

#NewYearGoodDestinations The first time I went to New York, I chose Trip's New York Adventure Free Package. You can arrange different itineraries according to your own itinerary. We chose three plans. Yesterday, I started my morning trip to the Statue of Liberty. The sky was beautiful and it was great for taking photos. In the evening, I went to the Empire State Building to experience the wonderful light show in the Big Apple that started in the evening. It's really great. The museum we are going to next is really worth the money #NewYorkTravel #GoodParent-ChildDestinations #OverseasTravel

#celebratewithtrip A visit to NYC is incomplete without checking out the unobstructed panoramic views of the city from the iconic Empire State Building. On a clear day, you can see up to five states from the Observation Decks - New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. The Views is from the 86th floor where you can find the observatory deck . This is the highest open-air observatory in all of New York and offers 360 degree unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline. 16 floors above the Main Deck lies the Top Deck which offers an even better, but enclosed unlike the open air main deck. Tip : go on weekday where the line is shorter.

what type of transportation do you think New York is missing? you could flight there and then you can take a boat, you can ride a bike, you can rent a scooter, you can walk, or just there the metro or bus! Taxi and Ubers are always available as well! let’s talk about the city bikes! do you have an Apple Watch or a phone? that’s great that’s all you need to scan the QR code and set up a payment! pay as you go! Have a fun guys! #nyinsider #fallingforfall #tripblazers

#nyinsider ❓Did you know the Empire State Building in New York was finished in record time? ℹ️ Planning and construction of the Empire State Building took just 20 months from start to finish. As many as 3,400 men were used each day. Unlike many projects, the Empire State Building was finished ahead of schedule and under budget, but it also came with a human cost as some workers were killed during the construction process. The views from the 360 observation deck are amazing, you should visit. You can see some of the greatest landmarks and buildings on Manhattan Island but also you could see far enough to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. #usefulinfomation #didyouknow #learnwithus #newyork #newyorkcity #empirestatebuilding #empirestatebuildingnyc #empirestatebuilding🇺🇸 #empirestatebuildingview #empirestatebuildingobservatory #constructionproject #constructionprojects

The Empire State Building is a 102-story skyscraper located in Midtown Manhattan. You can look down on New York in 360 degrees and enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful skyscrapers. The daytime and nighttime views are completely different, so many people may wonder what time to go, but the night view is highly recommended. I will never forget the excitement I felt when I saw it for the first time. There are two observation decks, one on the 86th floor and one on the 102nd floor. You can also learn about the history of the Empire. Access: It is a few minutes' walk from the 34th Street Herald Square station on the B, D, F, M, N, Q, and R subway lines. It is also about a 5-minute walk from the 33rd Street station on the 6th subway line. In any case, it is located in the heart of New York! Tickets: Advance purchase is recommended. Popular times are often booked up, so be sure to come early 🥲 Empire State Building Hours Open all year round✨ 9am to 10pm (some times from 10am) #overseastravel #trip2022 #newyork

#bucketlistreboot Construction of the Empire State Building begins on March 17, 1930. Occupying a central spot on Fifth Avenue, it is to be the world’s first 100+ story building. This one building that appears on postcards, in movies and features in many documentaries as a feat of engineering for its time, had to be visited. This is where the 1933 “King Kong” putting the Empire State Building front-and-centre for one of cinema’s most famous films. As it turns out, there are many skyscrapers in New York but only one has this prime position with a 360 view deck for tourists. The view encompassed some of the greatest landmarks and buildings on Manhattan Island but also you could see far enough to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. Although not sure if it’s understandable from the photos, but the sunny part of the observation deck was manageable in terms of temperature, as soon as you went on the shady side it was the North Pole. So cold, you had to put your scarf and gloves. Hence most of our photos were taken from the sunny side of the deck.

Empire State Building located near Koreatown 20 W 34th St, New York, NY 10001 I bought a New York Pass and went to the observatory and the enchanting night view is endless 👏 New York's night view is just light..✨ #New York #esb #nyc