What's on the rooftops of New York City's most famous skyscrapers? From interesting architecture to a bird's-eye view of the city, explore the hidden secrets and stunning vistas of the Big Apple's rooftops.

Chapters:
00:00 - What's on the rooftops of New York's most famous buildings?
00:35 - A word from our sponsor, MagellanTV
02:09 - What's on the rooftop of the Empire State building?
06:07 - What's on the rooftop of the Chrysler building?
10:07 - What's on the rooftop of the flatiron building?
14:12 - What's on the rooftop of the Woolworth building?
17:31 - What's on the rooftop of the E.V. Haughwout building?
19:02 - What's on the rooftop of the Manhattan City Building?
21:48 - What's on the rooftop of the New York Life building?

Drunk History is a great show on Comedy Central which presents actual history presented by, you guessed it, drunk guest narrators. In this short video from Season 2, some of the challenges in getting the statue from it's creation to a grand revealing, including a big f-you from Congress, and a crowdsourced campaign by Joseph Pulitzer.

Cheeseboat is a small Georgian restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that serves up traditional khachapuri, a boat-shaped bread bowl filled with melted cheese, butter, and sometimes meats and other ingredients. In this video from our friends at Insider, see what they are all about.

Cheeseboat is a family-run Georgian restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn that serves a cheese bread from Adjaria, infused with Georgian flavors and culture. We tasted six of these cheese-filled breads, ranging from sweet to savory, and picked our favorite ones.