Visit Broadway
Some visitors from outside the city choose to spend their entire stay in New York City attending a Broadway production. The Great White Way is the center of American theater, so if you enjoy plays and musicals, this is the place to go. Some visitors claim you can see everything you need to see of that neighborhood by trundling back and forth between acts, given that the neighboring Times Square is a dizzying maze of sights and sounds with no real beginning point.
Every visitor to the Big Apple agrees that seeing a Broadway show is a necessity. Most people were impressed by the lovely marquees, the intimate theaters, and the superb performances on the stage. Broadway is a crucial component of New York City's culture. New York and Broadway go hand in hand, said Chris Heywood, senior vice president of international communications for NYC & Company, the city's tourism bureau. Additionally, there are both family-friendly and adult-oriented performances, so there is something for everyone.
In a section of midtown Manhattan on the west side, close to Times Square's constant neon. The 42nd Street area is served by many subway lines, including the A, C, E, B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, S, and 7 trains, to mention a few. On the other hand, the Upper West Side's Lincoln Center Theater may be reached by taking the 1 line to 66th Street. There are evening performances Tuesday through Saturday and afternoon matinees on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. The majority of performances adhere to this timetable. Broadway.com offers a comprehensive listing of performance times, ticket pricing, and other information.
- Ranking: #17 in Best Things To Do in New York City
Location: Mid-40s, Between Sixth and Eighth Avenues
Website: https://www.broadway.com/
Price & Hours: Showtimes and ticket prices vary by performance & Hours vary by theater
