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Visit the iconic Rockefeller Center and enjoy three levels of unobstructed views of the New York City skyline from the famous 30 Rockefeller Center building.

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The Hudson Theatre originally opened its doors in 1903 with one of the largest and most glamorous lobbies of its time. Built by Henry B. Harris, a famous Broadway producer of that period, the theatre is adorned with original Tiffany glass ceiling dom

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A combination of the original Lyric (1903) and the Apollo (1920) Theatres, the Lyric combines innovative technology and the finest acoustics with a long-established sense of contact between the actors and the audience. Designed by Richard Lewis Blind

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The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, formerly known as the Plymouth Theatre, has been hosting Broadway productions since 1917. It was the first independent commission of architect Herbert Krapp - the interior resembling Adamsesque detailing and the more or

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Located in the heart of New York City, is one of the world's most famous and bustling commercial intersections. Known for its bright, large-scale digital billboards and vibrant atmosphere, it attracts millions of visitors annually. Often referred to

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Designed by Ingalls & Hoffman in 1912 for producer Winthrop Ames, this intimately sized theatre with just 597 seats is the smallest on Broadway! In fact, its original name was Little Theatre until it was renamed the Hayes Theater as a tribute to

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The space boasts stunning finishes such as Italian Portoro marble, Macassar ebony, nickel-finished walls, and amber Venini glass chandeliers. Guests can enjoy panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, including the Hudson River and Empire State Build

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