Visit Times Square
Some claim that Times Square, which is dynamic, vibrant, and constantly busy, is a five-block metaphor for New York City. Some people regard this part of midtown Manhattan as being devoid of art, expensive, and crowded. Though locals would urge you to stay away from this business area, which runs from West 42nd to West 47th Street, you should at the very least look at its neon lights. The majority of tourists advise going there after dark to enjoy the marquee displays. Many say the best times to fit visiting Times Square into your calendar are before or after a Broadway performance.
The yearly New Year's Eve ball drop in Times Square's main tourist attraction. The iconic Waterford crystal ball of New York, which drops 77 feet from a pole on the One Times Square building, draws large crowds of revelers. When the ball drops in Times Square in New York, you may watch it for free if you're feeling courageous. Just keep in mind that the neighborhood is quite congested, even by New York standards, and that you should come early in the morning and remain all day.
Times Square is simple to locate due to its constant activity (take any train that stops at 42nd Street and Times Square or Port Authority). Times Square is a stop on a number of the greatest bus tours and walking tours in the city. The renowned five-block stretch is also flown over by some of the greatest New York City helicopter tours. Visit the official website for more details on what there is to do and see nearby. Keep in mind that while the area's restaurants and shops have closing times, Times Square's billboards are illuminated constantly.
- Ranking: #13 in Best Things To Do in New York City
Location: Between West 42nd and West 47th Streets
Website: https://www.timessquare.com/
Price & Hours: Free & 24/7 daily
