Tour Overview
Rockefeller Center stands in the very heart of New York City as a testament to the vision and values of a single-family. The themes inspire awe and celebrate ethical humanity, embodying Rockefeller's fervent belief in education, advancement of knowledge, and science.
Christine Roussel, internationally renowned art expert, art conservator, speaker, and Rockefeller's archivist, will inform and intrigue you on this narrated tour with her insight, background information, and the historical context of each work of art.
Enjoy high-resolution images from different angles of each work of art and 360-degree photography at each stop while Christine gently narrates the fascinating details.
From Manship's colossal Prometheus plummeting down to Earth to Chambellan's exquisite bronze crab waiting to pounce in the Channel Gardens. Christine's immense knowledge will give you essential information to appreciate how the Rockefellers commissioned art portrays ideals, celebrates progress, inspires patriotism, and instills morality and why it is vital today.
Take the guided tour and see 41 works of art, or take the Quick tour and see 8 of the most famous pieces of art at the Center. Experience and discover the treasures at the heart of New York City.
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