Empire State Building (with kids)

I visited Empire State Building after 25 years and thanks to a friend visited all the three levels as a special guest. Since my last visit, the experience has been further enhanced due to digitization. The panoramic view is fantastic. Though it is no more the tallest building in the world, it has history which is worth relishing.

Visited the Empire State Building yesterday with CityPASS. We didn’t reserve a time and just went straight for sunset. The line was long but moved quickly, with smooth check-in and security. On the way up, there were some nice exhibits and photo spots. The 80th floor had great views all around, and then we went up to the 86th floor for the open-air observatory. The city lights were absolutely amaz...

The Empire State Building is truly iconic and an absolute must-visit in New York City! From the moment you step inside, you feel the history and grandeur of this landmark. The observation decks offer breathtaking 360-degree views of Manhattan and beyond—it’s simply magical, especially at sunset or when the city lights up at night. The building itself is a masterpiece of Art Deco design, and the ex...

Visiting the Empire State Building is definitely a must when you’re in New York City. Getting there is very easy since it’s right in the heart of Manhattan, surrounded by subway stations and bus stops. Once inside, however, be prepared for long lines, strict security checks, and lots of people—it’s not the easiest place to explore. That being said, the moment you reach the observation deck, all th...

Honestly, visiting the Empire State Building was such a cool experience. You always see it in movies and pictures, but standing there in person feels completely different. The building is massive, and the lobby inside is beautiful. Everything is set up really well for tourists, so it doesn’t feel too confusing even though there are a lot of people. The museum on the way up was actually pretty fun...