Broadway Lights and Big City Nights: Hollywood in New York

#northamericatrip While Los Angeles is the land of movie stars, New York City brings the glitz, glam, and drama of Hollywood to life on its own streets—with a Broadway twist! Times Square, the city’s beating heart, is often called the “Crossroads of the World,” where massive electronic billboards rival any blockbuster premiere. Here, you can walk among the lights, feel the buzz, and catch a Broadway show that outshines many Hollywood productions. New York’s Hollywood moment doesn’t stop there. Head over to the iconic Radio City Music Hall, where countless stars have graced the stage. Known for hosting everything from the Oscars of fashion, the Met Gala, to movie premieres, it’s a beacon of old-school glamor. Film buffs can wander through Central Park, a cinematic hotspot featured in countless movies like Home Alone 2 and When Harry Met Sally. And of course, there’s The Empire State Building, a favorite star in classics like King Kong. For those seeking a star-studded experience, don’t miss the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, where you can explore exhibits on film, television, and digital media. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped onto a Hollywood set! New York City might not be home to the Hollywood sign, but it’s a place where showbiz dreams are made, scenes are filmed, and stars are born—one Broadway curtain call at a time.