Day Itinerary
2 Activities
Day 7
1 mi
The Vibrant Heart of the City
Well, it's time to put an end to our journey, you've visited many attractions and got a lot of impressions, and today, before you go home, you have time to visit the most famous and popular New York place everyone wants to go, Times Square.
0.4 mi
5 min
Little Collins
Café
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Little Collins has plenty of breakfast options, and local chefs are especially good at making avocado toast and egg sandwiches. According to guests, delicious croissants, French toasts and cupcakes are offered here. The cafe also serves aromatic latte, classic coffee, coffee with soya milk, strong espresso and flat white.
It doesn't work on Saturday.
It doesn't work on Saturday.
0.9 mi
10 min
Times Square
Landmark
Open Details
Originally known as Long Acre, named after the district in London, Times Square housed William K. Vanderbilt's American Horse Exchange. In the late 1880s, Long Acre Square was a large open space surrounded by faded neighborhoods.
However, the area soon started changing. Illuminated theatrical advertising and street lighting have turned public space into a safer, more vibrant and attractive place. Adolph S. Ochs, owning The New York Times from 1896 to 1935, chose a very prominent site for the Times Tower, which was the second tallest building in the city at that time. That's where Times Square got its name from.
However, the area soon started changing. Illuminated theatrical advertising and street lighting have turned public space into a safer, more vibrant and attractive place. Adolph S. Ochs, owning The New York Times from 1896 to 1935, chose a very prominent site for the Times Tower, which was the second tallest building in the city at that time. That's where Times Square got its name from.