Are you an architecture buff? Art lover? Urban bird watcher? Just moments away from The Belvedere Hotel lies a world of interesting things to do and see. Below are just a few of the famed attractions around Midtown Manhattan. Our guide to the city and our staff can help you decide how to spend your days and your nights.
Times Square
At the junction of Broadway and Seventh Avenue, you’ll come to possibly the world’s most famous bustling intersection, Times Square. Amid the whirl are shops, theaters, and restaurants that make for a true city experience.
The Theater District in Midtown Manhattan is where the glory of Broadway is seen. This area is home to world-renowned theaters, and the streets are always filled with pre-show excitement and post-performance energy.
Broadway is the center of New York City's theatrical setting, offering a collection of 41 theaters in Midtown Manhattan. This legendary district is home to some of the world’s most celebrated live productions, showcasing everything from classics to contemporary hits.
Also located in the middle of Midtown Manhattan, Rockefeller Center consists of 19 commercial buildings covering 22 acres between 48th and 51st Streets in New York City.
The Walter Kerr Theatre is a Broadway highlight, celebrated for its intimate atmosphere and exceptional acoustics. Located on West 48th Street, this cozy venue is ideal for both dramatic and musical performances, making each show feel personal and immersive.
The Ambassador Theatre, with its distinct hexagonal auditorium, has a deep history and has hosted some of Broadway’s most beloved productions. Situated on West 49th Street, it continues to offer an intimate setting for exceptional performances.
The Gershwin Theatre is one of Broadway’s largest venues, known for hosting long-running productions like Wicked. Located on West 51st Street, this theater brings to you impressive performances with its expansive seating and grand stage.
Hell's Kitchen is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the true spirit of NYC. With its dynamic nightlife, diverse cultural offerings, and iconic landmarks, Hell's Kitchen is the perfect blend of modern convenience and historic charm.
The Empire State Building is an Art Deco skyscraper on Fifth Avenue between West 33rd and 34th streets in Midtown Manhattan. Completed in 1931, the ESB is 102 stories high. Take in the city from the top!
With its vibrant mix of outdoor activities, cultural attractions, and natural beauty, Central Park is a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists seeking a breath of fresh air in the city that never sleeps.
Just six blocks from The Belvedere Hotel, you’ll find the New York Public Library. The Beaux Arts building remains as grand as the day it opened, May 24, 1911, and it welcomes millions of visitors each year. The size and importance of its collections make it invaluable to American cultural life.
The famed railway station at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan boasts soaring interior architecture and lots of places to grab lunch while people-watching.
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