Famous Things in New York City

New York City is the most populous city in the US and possesses a vast and rich cultural history. There is no shortage of activities to pursue for those looking to visit shops, restaurants, and establishments that are known across the country and worldwide.
  1. 30 Rock

    • The Rockefeller Center, commonly known as "30 Rock" thanks to the hit TV show of the same name, houses several other popular TV programs such as "The Today Show", "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" and "Saturday Night Live". Tickets to Saturday Night Live can be obtained through entering the ticket lottery by writing to [email protected]. Audience members witness some of the biggest stars in the entertainment industry performing sketches written by some of the best comedic writers in the business. Stars that have had their careers catapulted by SNL include Mike Meyers, John Belushi, Eddie Murphy, Bill Murray, Will Ferrell, Tina Fey, Chris Farley, and Billy Crystal.

      Saturday Night Live
      30 Rockefeller Plaza
      Studio 8H
      Rockefeller Center
      New York, NY 10112
      212-664-3056
      nbc.com/saturday-night-live/

    Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum

    • Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum houses over 200 life-like replicas of political leaders, historical figures, pop stars, cultural figures, TV stars, sports stars and world leaders. The 200-year-old franchise is best known for its replicas that bear an uncanny resemblance to the real person, and guests can take photos with any number of the "stars".

      Madame Tussaud's
      234 West 42nd Street
      New York NY 10036
      800-246-8872
      madametussauds.com

    Carnegie Deli

    • Carnegie Deli on 7th Avenue has been a longtime favorite for New York deli sandwiches. The walls are covered with celebrity signed headshots and some of the sandwiches are named after celebrity patrons (i.e. "The Woody Allen" is a pastrami on rye). This New York institution has an ambiance one won't forget; the trademark "rude" waitresses deliver heaping plates that can satiate even the heartiest appetites. Be sure to save room for their world famous cheesecake.

      Carnegie Deli
      854 7th Ave
      New York NY 10019+5216
      212-757-2245
      carnegiedeli.com

    Tiffany & Co.

    • Tiffany & Co. was established in 1837 and become a cultural icon with the 1961 film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" starring Audrey Hepburn. New York Times journalist Cintra Wilson once wrote that "Tiffany is as American as guns." Among Tiffany & Co.'s other notable attributes are its trademark sterling silver products, the "E Pluribus Unum" insignia on one dollar bills, and the production of the Nascar and Super Bowl trophies. Despite dangerous episodes of economic failure, Tiffany & Co. is considered one of the ultimate representations of style and class when it comes to jewelry.

      Tiffany & Co.
      727 Fifth Ave.
      New York, NY 10022
      212-755-8000
      tiffany.com

    The 21 Club

    • The 21 Club is a restaurant, lounge and bar that got its fame from being a popular speakeasy that sold alcohol during prohibition. Over the decades it has been a hot spot for celebrities including Marilyn Monroe, several U.S. Presidents and Ernest Hemingway. The 21 Club has been featured in more movies than any other New York restaurant including "Wall Street", "One Fine Day", "Manhattan Murder Mystery" and "The Associate".

      The 21 Club
      21 West 52nd St.
      New York, New York 10019
      212-582 7200
      21club.com

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