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Holidays in Theatre District

"I regret spending money on travel," said no one ever. So dig out your passport and get set to do it all over again in Theatre District, New York! With so many places to roam and things to keep you on the go, it's easy to see why 8,200,000 locals call this popular city home. After you've landed at LaGuardia Airport and picked up your gear, Theatre District is a drive of 10 kilometres to the west. You'll find this fabulous 'hood 0.2 kilometres north of the city centre.

This city is jam-packed with glorious things to do, and you'll uncover many of them near Theatre District. It's difficult to choose the best attractions, but the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building are a couple you shouldn't miss out on. Don't forget to put Ellis Island and Brooklyn Bridge on your itinerary too. While you're in town, think about visiting other neighbourhoods to appreciate more of what New York has to offer. Broadway - Times Square and New York are some great areas that are within easy reach.

A wonderful reason to stay in Theatre District is that Rockefeller Plaza sits just 0.6 kilometres to the east. This big-name sight has to be seen to be believed.

There are endless reasons why so many visitors head straight for the city centre. Macy's and the Columbia University are just a couple of them. Alternatively, have a wander around Radio City Music Hall and the New York University.

Holidaying without the little tackers? Tom's Diner, the National Arts Club, the Brooklyn Brewery and the Gotham Comedy Club deserve to be at the very top of your schedule.

Like to give the noggin a workout? The Lincoln Center, the David Geffen Hall, the NBC Studios and the Top of the Rock are some great cultural places.

Escape the hustle and bustle while you stroll through the stimulating art on display at the Museum of Modern Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the New Museum. When you've finished, why not go to a local café and reflect on your time there?

Keep an eye out for any special events that might be scheduled before making your way over to have a look at the displays at the American Museum of Natural History, Hayden Planetarium, the National Museum of the American Indian and the Museum of the Moving Image.

Nothing beats the feeling of anticipation when a show is about to start. Take your seat and wait for the curtains to rise at the Apollo Theater, the Ed Sullivan Theater, Carnegie Hall and the Beacon Theater.

Finding places for the kids is often the number one priority when preparing for a family holiday. Keep a lookout for the New York Public Library, the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, the Jersey City Public Library and the Children's Museum of Manhattan.

Kids have a lot of energy. Fortunately, there are a few places in the local area you can take them to blow off some steam. Mary Benson Park, Metropolitan Recreation Center, Tony Dapolito Recreation Center and Imagination Playground are some great choices.

Socrates Sculpture Park, the Conservatory Garden, the Le Petit Versailles and the Charles A Dana Discovery Center are perfect places for nature buffs to get out into the fresh air.

If the liveliness of city life is getting a bit much, head to one of the nearby local parks. Central Park, Battery Park, Bryant Park and Madison Square are great places to kick off your shoes and relax under a tree.

Buy the essentials or look for a few unusual gifts. You can grab everything you need at Barney's, Chelsea Market, Tiffany & Co. and Newport Mall.

Go for an educational history lesson at the Chrysler Building, Grand Central Terminal, the One World Trade Center and New York Stock Exchange. Reading about them in a book simply can't compare!

Spiritual sites such as St. Patrick's Cathedral, Trinity Church, the Eldridge Street Synagogue and St. Paul's Chapel can provide you with a better understanding of the region's religious side. Immerse yourself in the calm atmosphere and take some time to ponder.

Come and check out the New York Jets or the New York Giants cruise to victory at their home ground of MetLife Stadium. If your stay doesn't coincide with game day, see if any concerts are scheduled and get ready to boogie!

Hotels in Theatre District

Backpackers and shoestring travellers can rest easy. Budget rooms await at the Off Soho Suites Hotel and the Chelsea Savoy Hotel. These digs are proof that terrific service doesn't have to break the bank. Though, if you're the type who likes to live in the lap of luxury on holiday, The St. Regis New York or the Mandarin Oriental, New York might be more up your alley.

Empire State Building is a must-see for visitors to Theatre District. If you'd prefer to stay within a short distance of this world‐famous attraction, The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue and the Deluxe Midtown Suites are both top options.