Carnegie Hall is among the best-known cultural landmarks in New York City. For more than 120 years, the famed institution has presented performances by the finest musicians on the planet. Explore the hall's past on one of its near-daily tours (save for August and September, when no tours are offered), on which guides give visitors a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the venue and plenty of historical context. For instance, you'll find out how the hall was saved from destruction in 1960, and learn about its extensive 1986 renovation.
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