"If you can make it on Broadway, you can make it anywhere." A common saying that people recognize from all over the world. Therefore, it is a place that tends to pique the interest of anyone who has an opportunity to visit and see these live performances.
Broadway does not only refer to the theater itself, but a vast diversity of theater venues, so there is usually something going on that gets the attention of any tourists.
4. 7 Fifth Avenue New York
7 Fifth Avenue New York is a staple for anyone who likes to shop for the latest fashion statements. When planning a shopping trip and a great place to sight see, 7 Fifth Avenue is always one of the best places to spending most or all of a tourist's time. With a reputation for premier shopping, many of the top designers in the fashion industry have located their flagship stores here. From Cartier and Tiffany to Saks Fifth Avenue, this is the place for serious shoppers and novice alike.
5. Times Square
Though its original name was known as Longacre Square, Time Square is now renown for a number of different things. Since 1904, it has evolved significantly through the years. During the depression in 1928, it began to decay. It was during this era many of the theaters shut down. Reviving this area became the city's initiative when they invited large corporations like Disney to put up their businesses in this area. Today, Time Square is known for its mammoth billboards, restaurants, shopping centers and its theaters.
The following sources were used:
www.history.com/this-day-in-history/empire-state-building-dedicated
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadway_theatre
www.nyctourist.com/times-square-history.php
www.nps.gov/stli/index.htm
