There are several entries to the Waldorf-Astoria. I entered through the Park Avenue entry which leads into the famous Park Avenue Lobby and features the famous “Wheel of Life”. The “Wheel of Life” is a floor mosaic created by Louis Rigal. Guest can relax in the Cocktail Terrace, which also offers an oversized floral arrangement—one of few displays in the city. Just before the Main Lobby coming from the Park Avenue entrance, there you can find ”Sir Harry’s”, a Manhattan bar for a cold beverage. On the other side of this lobby is the Waldorf Museum which has old photographs and souvenirs and shows some of the many celebrities and events the hotel has hosted over the years. Tourists from all over the world are accommodated in the Main Lobby where you also can find the front desk and concierge desk. The 3 m high clock originated from the 1893 Chicago World Fair is the main attraction and central point. Near the clock is the Peacock Alley, a restaurant that