Massive 15 feet-tall bronze sculpture of Atlas holding a 21 feet-diameter armillary sphere dominates a busy plaza near St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Art Deco style contrasts with historic buildings, making it an iconic spot symbolizing strength and perseverance.
An imposing Atlas sculpture stands facing Fifth Avenue, directly opposite St. Patrick's Cathedral. It serves as a landmark symbolizing strength and perseverance.
"The huge Atlas statue really stands out."
"It's tough to get a clear photo with all the crowds."
"This historical site's Atlas statue personifies strength and endurance."
Good to know
The Atlas statue stands at 45 feet tall, making it the largest sculpture at Rockefeller Center.
It is easy to stop by the statue and take pictures or do photo ops.
The area around the statue of Atlas is a little cramped for taking pictures.
Gothic architecture with soaring pillars and stained glass windows creates a grand, peaceful space. Founded in 1823, it offers rich history and ornate carvings that attract visitors. Known for exceptional choral music, it blends spiritual calm with artistic excellence.
Founded in 1823, this church stands as a well-known city landmark with impressive art and a rich history. Visitors can attend services or explore the property and its historical background.
"The church's Gothic architecture and beautiful art are impressive."
"I loved learning the church's rich history."
"It's a beautiful, well-known historic landmark."
Good to know
Visitors are welcome to attend services or explore the church and its rich history.
There is no fee or tickets required to visit as long as the door is open.
Parking can be an issue because the church is present in a busy area.
Small museum blends NFL history with classic TV props like those from The Flying Nun. Quiet, clean space invites nostalgic reflection and relaxed exploration. Interactive areas include a gaming room and photo spots, making it fun for all ages.
Displays include a rich history of the NFL and clips from classic TV shows like The Flying Nun. The library offers access to primary sources for media and TV history research.
"I found the museum interesting but a bit small and quiet."
"I loved the football exhibits and special sports events."
"I loved seeing the history of TV shows here."
Good to know
The cost of admission is $20 per person for the West Wing exhibit.
Membership allows free entry for children under 12 and one guest.
Visitors can take a photo with Santa at PaleyLand.
An exclusive club with ornate interiors offers a rich history and demands a baccalaureate degree for membership. Guests enjoy a quiet, reserved vibe amid luxurious spaces perfect for social and business gatherings.
Combines refined elegance with a rich history. Membership requires a baccalaureate degree, reflecting its historical constitution.
"The place feels beautiful and full of history."
"This historical site offers a sophisticated and distinguished experience."
"I had to dress up and follow strict rules."
Good to know
Visitors should wear their finest suits and dresses when going inside.
As of 2021, male members must wear jackets and dress shirts; females must wear tailored clothing.
Annual fees for membership range from $1,000 to $5,000.
Fine dining space boasts gilded ceilings and velvet drapes with rich red decor. Walls hold historical ambiance and culinary significance. Waiters share stories, making it a notable landmark with deep history.
Walls hold a piece of long historical ambiance and culinary significance. Waiters share stories and recommend books about its rich past, making it a notable landmark with deep history.
"It's a magical experience rooted in history and old-school glamour."
"I love how the place feels full of history."
"The atmosphere feels warm and full of history."
Good to know
Afternoon tea service is available on Sundays from 11 to 4.
High tea experience costs $90 per person.
Reservations are recommended for private events and special occasions.
Basement lounge offers an intimate speakeasy vibe with vintage decor and live jazz music that enlivens the space. Patrons enjoy champagne cocktails while soaking in the 1920s historical charm preserved in every corner.
The bar preserves the original Speakeasy from the 1920s with careful redecoration to keep its historical feel. Staff share in-depth history stories that blend the past with a modern vibe.
"I loved the cozy vibe and great atmosphere."
"It's a great historic place with original prohibition-era components."
"The history and drinks made my visit special."
Good to know
Happy hour is on Tuesdays from 4 PM to 8 PM.
Wednesday is Jazz Night from 7:00-10:00.
Flûte offers half off buy one get one free on Tuesdays.