New York

Times Square. 1560 Broadway, between 46th and 47th Street. Telephone 212-869-5667 (8:00 to 20:00). Nearly thirty million visitors a year pass through this area of ??Manhattan, and most do so at night, when its best shows. Huge TV and hundreds of neon signs advertise all kinds of products and performances to the sound of the yellow cabs that whiz. So called because the offices of the New York Times were placed here in 1904. It is quite spectacular concentration of neon signs that have repeatedly been immortalized in movies and on television news. It is one of the typical images of the city. Must be passed through the area both day and night and in both cases it is a hive of pedestrians, many tourists with cameras to capture the atmosphere. Mostly it is advisable to visit at night, when the screens and neon signs earn its best. - September 2013