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“Here’s a rare opportunity to explore the inside of a NYC landmark that has been closed to the public for decades, now at its most magnificent. The world-famous Woolworth Building, which held the title of the tallest building in the world for 17 years, is offering special tours of its grand lobby during the holiday season.
Originally designed by Cass Gilbert, the lobby is highly ornamented, and now, decked out for the holidays, it’s even more breathtaking. Since World War II, this area has been mostly off-limits, but now you can be among the select few to marvel at the towering vaulted ceilings adorned with intricate mosaics, be inspired by the grand staircase, and admire the light filtering through the stunning stained glass ceiling.
These exclusive tours include a visit to the lower lobby, a glimpse into the abandoned bank vault, and, if you’re on Santa’s exceptionally nice list, you might even get to see the little-known, long-abandoned underground pool where New York’s elite first dipped their toes nearly a century ago.
This is a truly unique way to experience the splendor of the season.”