Standing at 5th Ave and 49th St, the Rockefeller Christmas tree has been the premier symbol of the holidays for almost a century now. While never the same tree, one of the previous years' Norway Spruce, that was 9 tons, 71 feet tall, is considered to be a little smaller than the average fare.
The tradition of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree began in 1931, while the Rockefeller Center was still under construction. Throughout the years the Rockefeller Christmas Tree has represented everything from the joys of Christmas to the basic good of the human spirit. For those wishing to experience a larger than life holiday season, New York City and the Rockefeller Christmas Tree are sure to be able to help. Don't miss the chance to share in holiday joy this year with others as you gaze in wander at a true Christmas marvel.
