Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

1. Herald Square / Macy’s

   • Right near your location: Herald Square is where Broadway intersects with 34th Street. The Tourist Checklist+2Hyatt+2

   • Macy’s flagship store is there — great for shopping, window displays, and the historic feel. The Tourist Checklist

   • There’s also a “Koreatown” vibe nearby (around 32nd Street / Broadway) with lots of Korean food options. The Tourist Checklist

2. Empire State Building

   • A classic. From Herald Square / Midtown it's very walkable; the building’s observation decks give you iconic city views. The Tourist Checklist

   • Great for photography, especially around sunset or at night.

3. Bryant Park & New York Public Library

   • Bryant Park is a lovely green oasis tucked behind the NYPL. Broadway.com+2NYC Tourism+2

   • Useable space: in good weather, it's perfect for relaxing, people-watching, or grabbing a snack.

   • The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (NYPL) is at 455 5th Avenue (at ~40th Street) — very close — and offers an interesting rooftop terrace. Wikipedia

4. Rockefeller Center / Top of the Rock

   • Rockefeller Center is a short walk away: impressive architecture, public art, and seasonal activities (like ice skating in winter). NYC Tourism+2Northleg+2

   • Top of the Rock Observation Deck: Offers panoramic views of Manhattan, including the Empire State Building. Brooklyn's Lifestyle

   • The “Channel Gardens” are especially pretty and very walkable. Rockefeller Center

   • There’s also an NBC Studios / Tour component if guests are interested in behind-the-scenes TV stuff. NYC Tourism

   • Nearby: St. Patrick’s Cathedral — a beautiful neo-gothic landmark right across from Rockefeller Center. Burger & Lobster

5. Radio City Music Hall

   • Another iconic venue in Midtown, known for its art-deco architecture and “Showplace of the Nation” reputation. Wikipedia

   • Depending on timing, guests can check show schedules or just take photos.

6. Broadway / Theater District

   • Since you're literally on Broadway, the Theater District is very nearby. Broadway.com

   • For families or kids: New Victory Theater (on West 42nd) has more youth-oriented performances. Wikipedia

   • Walk through Shubert Alley, a little historic Broadway side street between theaters — fun for theater lovers. Wikipedia

   • There are lots of famous Broadway theaters nearby: e.g., Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. Wikipedia

7. RiseNY / Immersive NYC Museum

   • RiseNY is a newer immersive attraction in Times Square / Midtown: a museum + “flying theater” ride over NYC with multimedia exhibits about the city’s history, Broadway, music, architecture, etc. Wikipedia

   • Great for guests who want something interactive and “big NYC feel” without just walking.

8. Flatiron District & Flatiron Building

   • A little further south (but walkable): Flatiron Building at 23rd Street / Broadway / 5th Ave — iconic triangular architecture. sesamorestaurant.com

   • Nearby Madison Square Park is nice for a stroll, relaxing, or grabbing food. sesamorestaurant.com