Midtown West has a wealth of landmarks and architectural gems, including the Empire State Building, an historic Art Deco 102-stories-high masterpiece. Completed in 1931, the Empire State Building is ranked one of the seven wonders of the modern world. At Midtown's core is Rockefeller Center, one of the world's largest building complexes, and home to Radio City Music Hall and the beloved ice-skating rink. Built in 1891, Carnegie Hall is among the most prestigious performance spaces in existence. A designated public park since the late 17th Century, Bryant Park is loved for its Great Lawn and public cultural events. Other notable sites include the stately Post Office, the Plaza, Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, Museum of Modern Art, and the infamous Studio 54. World-class shopping includes Bergdorfs, Barneys and Tiffany's New York flagship store. There are a multitude of ways in and out of Midtown West, including Penn Station to the south (where you also find Madison Square Garden), the Lincoln Tunnel, Port Authority Bus Terminal, New York Waterway ferry and Eighth Avenue subway line.