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New York, New York
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Before it became the iconic Times Square, this bustling hub was known as Longacre Square until 1904 when The New York Times moved its headquarters there.
Times Square is illuminated by over 230 LED billboards, making it one of the brightest places on Earth, visible even from space!
Since 1907, the New Year's Eve Ball Drop has been a tradition, drawing millions of viewers worldwide to watch the iconic ball descend.
The 'Naked Cowboy' is a famous street performer known for playing his guitar in nothing but cowboy boots, a hat, and briefs, rain or shine!
In the 1970s and 1980s, Times Square was infamous for its adult entertainment venues before a major cleanup transformed it into a family-friendly destination.
With over 330,000 people passing through daily, Times Square is a melting pot of cultures and a symbol of global connectivity.
The Times Square Police Substation is a unique landmark, ensuring safety in one of the world's busiest pedestrian areas.
Every night from 11:57 PM to midnight, Times Square's electronic billboards synchronize to display a three-minute art show, the largest digital art exhibition in the world.
