5 attractive things at the Rockefeller Center

1. Top of the Rock
Top of the Rock is the observatory at the Rockefeller Center and offers breathtaking 360-degree views of NYC, providing panoramic sights for tourists. 
The center stands at a height of almost 850 feet from the ground level. The indoor and outdoor observation decks offer an unobstructed view of the city skyline that you’ll remember forever. 
Tourists (or locals who just want to re-visit!) can enter anytime between 8 a.m. to 11:10 p.m., and the center stays open until 12 a.m. The center offers timed ticketing that minimizes wait times, making this spot a great addition to your itinerary.

2. The Rink

The Rink is one of the most popular ice skating spots for locals and a place that every tourist must visit, especially if they love to ice skate. 
While the winter season is unquestionably the best time to visit The Rink to skate under the Christmas tree here. The space turns into an outdoor destination to soak up the sun during the summer. 
The Rink has been a featured spot in top movies, such as Serendipity. The place is ideal for romantic and family outings alike. 

3. Explore public art 

The Rockefeller Center exhibits the Art Deco style of architecture. Public art can be seen all around the Rockefeller Center grounds. The center also hosts public art pop ups throughout the year in varied locations across the campus.
All in all, the art found here exudes NYC’s past and present gracefully. The Channel Gardens displays Christmas Angel sculptures that are decorated with lights during Christma. It is a sight that should not be missed.