New York from the air

New York from
the air

Do you want to discover the grandeur and immensity of New York? Book a helicopter ride and feel the adrenaline rush as you fly over the Big Apple skyscrapers. A unique experience that gives you another look at the city.

One World Observatory

from €41
The extras

  • An express elevator (60 seconds) with virtual timelapse showing the history of New York

  • Offers the best view of the Statue of Liberty

  • The tallest skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere

Facts and figures

  • Height: 541 m

  • Platform: on the 100th, 101st and 102nd floors, the highest at 386 m

  • View: 360° over the entire length of Manhattan, the Hudson and the East River

  • Opening year 2015

Empire State Building

from €45
The extras

  • Known for films such as King Kong, Sleepless in Seattle...

  • Erected in 410 days

  • The annual Empire State Building Run-Up race: 1576 steps to be the fastest

Facts and figures

  • Height: 381 m (443 m with the antenna)

  • Platforms: in the open air on the 86th floor (320 m) and behind glass on the 102nd floor (369 m)

  • View: from Midtown to Central Park and up to Downtown

  • Opening year 1931

Edge

From €37
The extras

  • The tallest outdoor platform in the Western Hemisphere

  • The elevator takes you upstairs in 52 seconds

  • View of the streets below you through a glass floor

Facts and figures

  • Height: 387m

  • Platform: on the 100th floor (340 m)

  • View: 360° from Hudson Yards to Midtown and Hudson River

  • Opening year 2020

SUMMIT One Vanderbilt

from € 39
The extras

  • Tallest commercial skyscraper

  • An interactive experience with an art installation by Kenzo Digital

  • Glass and mirrors up, down and all around you

Facts and figures

  • Height: 427m

  • Platform: on the 59th floor (310 m)

  • View: above Grand Central Terminal, near the Empire State and Chrysler Buildings.

  • Opening year 2021

Top of the Rock

from €35
The extras

  • View literally from the top of the building

  • Imagine yourself in the shoes of workers of the famous photo, who were having lunch on a joist above the void during construction.

  • A magnificent view of the Empire State Building

Facts and figures

  • Height: 259m

  • Platforms: on the 67th, 68th and 70th floors (259 m)

  • View: best view of Central Park and Midtown Manhattan

  • Opening year 1933