A viral social media post stating, “In 1945, a plane crashed into the Empire State Building,” was accurate and included an ...

One lucky couple can enjoy a private dinner on the 102nd floor of the Empire State Building on Feb. 14 — but it will cost a cool $10,000. The experience, dubbed "Empire for Two," was cooked up ...

It was April 30, 1981, and — go figure — thousands of New Yorkers were bent out of shape. They had come to celebrate the 50th birthday of the Empire State Building, a structure as iconic as ...

The Rise Tower in Saudi Arabia would be the tallest building in the world if completed, at a height of 2 kilometers.

All eyes were on the 270-foot, 1,500-pound inflatable dragon curled around the top of the Empire State Building. The massive figure, a promotion for the HBO series “House of the Dragon,” drew ...

The Empire State Building contains 3,194,547 light bulbs, 50 miles of radiator pipe, 70 miles of water pipe, 1,060 miles of telephone cable, and 7,450 tons of refrigeration equipment.

The Empire State Building Comes to New York City A review of the new building, before its public opening on May 1, 1931.

A giant dragon isn't the only crazy thing to appear atop the Empire State Building! Discover more outrageous stunts from the past 90 years!

The Empire State Building has had a calendar of lighting changes since 1976, marking significant events, holidays, and occasions.

International visitors to the Empire State Building observatory remain around half that of pre-pandemic levels, according to an analyst report, a signal that tourism still hasn’t fully recovered ...

Visitors to the Empire State Building haven't returned at pre-Covid levels yet, but their numbers are still trending in the right direction, according to the owner of the famed property. The ...