Midtown, New York City
Nueva York · Barrio
Midtown
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Denso núcleo de rascacielos, teatros de Broadway y tiendas insignia alrededor de Fifth Avenue.
- Atracciones
- 15
- Lugares para comer
- 6
- Hoteles
- 16
- Tiendas
- 7
- Teatros
- 10
Qué hacer en Midtown
Monumentos, museos y miradores dentro y alrededor de este barrio.
Dónde comer
Restaurantes, panaderías y bares que atraen tanto a locales como a visitantes.
Experiencias para reservar
Visitas guiadas y catas que comienzan en o cerca de este barrio.
Teatros y espectáculos
Escenarios a poca distancia.
Compras
Tiendas, mercados y comercios especializados que merecen un desvío.
Dónde alojarse
Hoteles en este barrio y sus alrededores.
Cómo llegar
- Port Authority Bus Terminal0.6 km from the centre of MidtownPort Authority is the busiest bus terminal in the country, linking New Jersey commuter routes and intercity coaches to Midtown. It sits a short walk from Times Square and connects directly to the subway.
- Grand Central Terminal0.6 km from the centre of MidtownBeaux-Arts rail terminal serving Metro-North and the Long Island Rail Road at Grand Central Madison, with subway connections to the 4, 5, 6, 7 and S lines. Known for its celestial-mural ceiling, the main concourse clock, the Whispering Gallery and the dining concourse.
- Pennsylvania Station0.9 km from the centre of MidtownPenn Station handles Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road and NJ Transit trains along with several subway lines, moving well over half a million people a day. It is functional rather than beautiful, but it is where most rail visitors arrive.
- Moynihan Train Hall1.2 km from the centre of MidtownOpened in 2021 across Eighth Avenue from Penn Station, Moynihan gives Amtrak and Long Island Rail Road passengers a skylit hall with food vendors and seating. It is the pleasant half of the Penn complex.
- Roosevelt Island Tramway1.8 km from the centre of MidtownThe tram lifts from Second Avenue at 60th Street and glides beside the Queensboro Bridge to Roosevelt Island in about four minutes, climbing 250 feet above the river. It takes the same fare as the subway and offers one of the cheapest skyline rides in the city.












































