Empire State Building coloring pages

Tall and proud, the Empire State Building in New York City, USA, rises above a row of simple boxy buildings with square windows. Its stepped top and slim spire point toward a sun with straight rays, and three puffy clouds float nearby. Bushes sit in the bottom corners. Big, clear outlines make this a great skyscraper page for children aged 2 to 5. The building was finished in 1931. Let kids pick a different bright color for each building in the row, like a rainbow city.

Seen from above the rooftops, the Empire State Building towers over a crowded Manhattan neighborhood in New York City, USA. Its tiers of windows step back toward the famous spire, while other towers, a tall pointed skyscraper, the river and green treetops stretch to the horizon. Four clouds drift across an open sky. Children aged 5 to 10 can practice coloring long straight columns of windows. The building has 102 floors. Try a gray, cream and soft blue palette for the city and golden yellow for the windows of the main tower. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

Hundreds of tiny windows cover the Empire State Building and the packed skyline around it in this fine-line view of New York City, USA. Rooftop water towers sit in the foreground, a suspension bridge crosses the water on the left, and a tiny Statue of Liberty stands in the harbor on the right. Rows of clouds fill the sky. Older kids and adults who enjoy architecture will find hours of careful work here. When it opened in 1931 it was the tallest building in the world. Use fine-tip markers in warm sand and cool slate to separate near and far buildings.

Spiral clouds and a blazing sun swirl above the Empire State Building in this edge-to-edge city page. Every facade around it is broken into tiny window grids and geometric patterns, water towers crown the nearby rooftops, and in the distance a suspension bridge, sailboats and a pointed art deco spire complete the view of New York City, USA. Built for experienced adult colorists, the page rewards slow, patient work. The skyscraper took just over a year to build. Color the sky in a gradient from gold to rose, then keep the buildings in cool blues and grays.