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New York, New York
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The complex is so large that it has its own unique zip code, 10112, which is used exclusively for the buildings within the center.
The initial plan for the site was to build a new opera house, but the Great Depression led to a shift in focus to commercial development.
The first tree was put up by construction workers during the Great Depression, and it has since become an annual holiday tradition.
The center features 19 commercial buildings, all designed in the distinctive art deco style, making it a significant architectural landmark.
The rink was first installed in 1936 as a temporary attraction but became so popular that it became a permanent feature.
This designation recognizes its architectural significance and its role in American cultural history.
Standing at 45 feet tall, the bronze statue of Atlas holding the heavens is a prominent feature of the complex.
The complex includes an extensive network of underground passageways and concourses, connecting various buildings and shops.
Located on the 65th floor, the Rainbow Room is one of the oldest and most famous event spaces in New York City.
