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Stretching for 100 block, Park Avenue has a little of everything to offer to visitors. You have a wonderful residential section, big business offices, historical hotels and more. Traffic is really good here, you don't sit and wait long. If you are trying to get somewhere besides Park Ave., it's still one of the better streets to take. If you are lucky, you'll spot a few celebs who now call Park Avenue home. But if you are familiar with some of New York's "old money" families, then you would be sure to spot them.

I think people are amazed at what they actually see when they step onto Broadway. I don't think anyone has a clear picture of it in their mind. It isn't just a little row of theatres. Actually, there isn't anything "little" about it. It wasn't given the name "Broadway" for nothing. It is so wide! I don't have to say much about the theatres as that seems to be the only thing most people know about this street. If you really want to see Broadway then I would suggest that you plan to stay on it for one whole day, maybe even more. If you are there for shopping, pick your battles. I mean, you have lots of great stores but many can be found all over the US. Save Victoria Secrets for the local mall back home. Instead look for all of the great vintage clothing stores! I've never found anything on Broadway to eat that really just made me want to tell the world about it. But if you just slip off to a side-street, you can find some tasty stuff. That also gives you a break from the crazy side-walk crowds for a bit.