What you'll hear inside Rockefeller Center:

• 1
  Radio City Music Hall

  Radio City Music Hall, the sole surviving theatre within Rockefeller Center, opened on 27 December 1932 and remains one of America's most iconic entertainment venues.

• 2
  Lower Plaza and Ice Rink

  The Lower Plaza sits at the heart of Rockefeller Center, nestled at the far end of the Channel Gardens.

• 3
  Canal Gardens

  Channel Gardens is a pedestrian walkway measuring 18.3 metres wide and 61 metres long, running between Fifth Avenue and the Lower Plaza at Rockefeller Center.

• 4
  Prometheus Statue

  Prometheus stands in the Lower Plaza of Rockefeller Center as a gilded bronze sculpture created by Paul Manship in 1934.

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  Atlas Statue

  The Atlas statue is a striking Art Deco bronze sculpture situated in the courtyard of the International Building at Rockefeller Center, facing Fifth Avenue towards Saint Patrick's Cathedral.

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  Underground Concourse

  The Concourse Subterráneo is an underground tunnel network running beneath Rockefeller Center, serving as a practical thoroughfare with cafés, restaurants, newsagents and bookshops.

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  Rainbow Room (65th floor)

  The Rainbow Room is an upscale restaurant and event venue on the 65th floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, renowned for its sweeping views across Nueva York and sophisticated atmosphere.

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  La Maison Francaise

  La Maison Française stands at 610 Fifth Avenue as a six-storey Art Deco commercial building designed by the Associated Architects of Rockefeller Center.