Radio City Music Hall Tourist Guide - New York City

A popular, exciting, and well known entertainment venue, Radio City Music Hall is located inside the Rockefeller Center, which is situated in midtown Manhattan in New York. Known as the 'showplace of the nation' this venue was dubbed a city landmark in 1978, and is one of the leading tourist attractions within the city of New York. The hall opened in 1932, and enjoys a rich history, as well as popularity and worldwide fame.

There are nearly six thousand seats within Radio City Music Hall for audiences, and when it opened it was known as the largest movie theater in the world. Inside the hall, visitors can enjoy ornate design and decoration, along with the huge Great Stage and the famous Mighty Wurlitzer pipe organ. You will find some regular performers and performances at the hall, such as the women's dance team, the Rockettes, and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.

A number of award shows also take place at Radio City Music Hall, including the Daytime Emmy Awards, the MTV Music Awards, and the Tony Awards. Some of the most famous names in the world have entertained at Radio City, and this includes Tony Bennett, Sammy David Jnr, and Frank Sinatra amongst others. In 1999 Radio City Music Hall saw the completion of a multi-million dollar renovation, adding to its original beauty and glory.

An array of special events take place each year at Radio City Music Hall. There are also various amenities and facilities catering for many needs, including disabled access and services. To make the best of your visit to this attraction you can take a guided tour, where you will be shown around by experienced guides, and you will even get to meet one of the famous Rockettes.