Manhattan Skyline
Manhattan Skyline

Manhattan Skyline Tours and Tickets

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One of the most instantly recognizable backdrops for movie montages over recent years, the Manhattan skyline is New York City's shining beacon, designed to impress and inspire. From historical fixtures like the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building to the One World Trade Center, this man-made masterpiece dazzles at any time of day and from any vantage point in the NYC area.

  • Manhattan, New York City, New York

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Steven_M, Dec 2024
Fantastic Experience - Well Worth It
A fantastic flight round Liberty Island, followed by a trip along the Hudson river looking over the Manhattan skyline. The short safety brief was followed by a walk to the aircraft with phots taken by the operator and available to buy afterwards. Maximum of six people in the aircraft with 5 seated in the rear and one up front beside the pilot. All too brief but worth every penny of the cost and a real highlight of the trip to NYC!
Diana_D, Jan 2025
Charm Aviation was 100%...
Charm Aviation was 100% first rate on safety and experience. I took this tour with my grandson and he wound up in the front with our pilot. I couldn’t bVe picked a better experience for him. Every employee we dealt with was happy and polite and excited for us.
Kenneth_L, Dec 2024
Aft-facing club seat in...
Aft-facing club seat in Bell 407 has insufficient headroom for a 6'4" person like myself. The tour seemed a bit short, but attention to safety was absolutely first rate.
Brenda_G, Oct 2024
Family vaca to the Big Apple
Wonderful experience…highly recommend and most likely will do again! Staff was accommodating, knowledgeable and efficient. The boat was beautiful and very clean. Go up close and personal with Lady Liberty…great way to see NYC!!
People Also Ask
Q:Where can you see the skyline in Manhattan?
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For a ground-level view of the Manhattan skyline—and a free view at that—you can’t beat the borough's parks and green spaces. Central Park and lesser-known spots like Fort Greene Park, Valentino Pier, and Gantry Plaza State Park offer great views. Head to One World Observatory or the Empire State Building to get higher.
Q:Is the NYC skyline free?
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Yes, there are plenty of places where you can view the NYC skyline for free. For starters, Manhattan’s Central Park offers excellent views, as does the Brooklyn Bridge, Fort Washington Park, Domino Park, and more. You could also catch it from the Roosevelt Island Tramway for just a few bucks.
Q:What can you see in the Manhattan skyline?
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What you can see in the Manhattan skyline depends on where you’re standing and looking, but you’re probably catching views of 30 Rockefeller Center, the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, the Flatiron, One World Trade Center, 30 Hudson Yards, 432 Park Avenue, Woolworth Tower, 40 Wall Street, and many, many others.
Q:Where can I go for a view in Manhattan?
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If you’re willing to spend some change, you can catch great skyline views from the Empire State Building, The Edge, Rockefeller Center (Top of The Rock), or the roof of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Check out the borough’s green spaces, like Central Park or Bryant Park, for free views.
Q:Where is the best skyline view in NYC for free?
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For the best view in NYC, try Hudson River Park, just south of Chelsea Piers, or Pier 26. The Pier 57 Rooftop Park is a great spot, as are other green spaces like Central Park or Brooklyn’s Domino Park. The Brooklyn Bridge and Brooklyn Bridge Park don’t disappoint either.
Q:Where is the highest viewing point in Manhattan?
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The Apex at The Edge NYC takes the cake—it’s the highest outdoor skydeck in the Western Hemisphere at 1,271 feet (387 meters). It can be found at 30 Hudson Yards, a massive steel-and-glass skyscraper with its observation deck suspended in mid-air. You’ll get 360-degree views and the sensation you’re floating above Manhattan.