New York Masterpiece-Packed Landmarks Walking Tour

Midtown Manhattan is home to many iconic New York landmarks, and during this masterpiece-packed walking tour, you can look forward to discovering most of them in the span of just a few hours. See the top attractions and learn the stories behind these great sights, standing everywhere—Manhattan wouldn’t let you get bored with its atmosphere of greatness. Enormous buildings empress you each time you see them, so don’t lose a chance to meet them all.

Meeting Point

350 5th Ave

350 5th Ave, New York, NY 10118, USA

Meet your guide in front of ESB

What's included:

• Iconic places for photoshoot
• Must see and off the beaten path
• All Fees and Taxes
• Friendly local guide

Not included:

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities (optional)

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours, 15 minutes

Empire State Building

20 West 34th Street, New York City, 10001, New York

The first stop is a significant part of New York architecture and modern culture at large—the Empire State Building (from the outside). This 1,454-foot Art Deco skyscraper has long stood as a symbol of American innovation and ambition and was recognized as one of the Seven Wonders of the World by the American Society of Civil Engineers. Looming large as ever in New York’s skyline, the building is one of the most visited attractions in the city. You have a chance to watch the city from its observation deck. Come and see the building that appeared in many films, songs, and games—touch the New York culture!

Pass by without stopping

Bryant Park

Between 40th and 42nd Streets & Fifth and Sixth Ave, New York City, 10018, New York

The next step is Bryant Park. Bryant Park is a beloved, year-round New York City destination. Known as Manhattan's Town Square, the park is famous for its lush seasonal gardens, free activities, world-class restrooms, and al fresco dining. Located adjacent to the New York Public Library and surrounded by iconic skyscrapers, Bryant Park is a green island between concrete skyscrapers.

15 minutes

New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman Building

476 5th Ave, New York, NY 10018, USA

See the New York Public Library from outside. NYPL is the third-largest library in the world. Unlike the skyscrapers around it, the library stands mellow but proud with all its elegant details, such as columns, stucco, and statues outside and impressive and breathtaking décor inside. Enjoy another architectural masterpiece and learn something new.

Pass by without stopping

Rockefeller Center

New York City, New York

Rockefeller Center. Built by one of the richest businessmen of his era, John D. Rockefeller, this giant complex attracts many people attracts many people. An observation deck, luxurious hall, and picturesque interiors, paired with an enormous exterior, await you at 45 Rockefeller Plaza.

15 minutes

Times Square / Theater District

New York City, New York

The next destination is another legendary place (as are all the others there). Times Square, Manhattan’s heart, attracts people with its midday hurry and the night’s blinding lights; business centers, malls, shops, and nightlife all attract thousands of people each day.

15 minutes

Chrysler Building

405 Lexington and 42nd St., , New York City, 10174, New York

Now you get to the Chrysler Building. Nobody would argue if you wanted to call this glimmering pinnacle of Art Deco architecture NYC’s most eye-popping skyscraper. Triangle-shaped windows in its crown are lined with lights, creating a beautiful effect come nighttime. The structure pays homage to its namesake with giant eagles (replicas of ones added to Chrysler automobiles in the 1920s) in lieu of traditional gargoyles and a brickwork relief sculpture of racing cars, complete with chrome hubcaps.

15 minutes

Grand Central Terminal

89 E 42nd Street, , New York City, 10017-5503, New York

Grand Central Terminal The 100-year-old transit hub funnels thousands of commuters each day, but it is a destination in its own right. The majestic Beaux Arts framework is a spectacle of both form and function. Familiar features include the vaulted, constellation-adorned ceiling and the four-faced opal clock topping the main information booth, both located in the Grand Concourse. Meanwhile, ornamentation above the 42nd Street entrance includes a likeness of Mercury, the god of travel (naturally), and an ornate Tiffany-glass timepiece.

15 minutes