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New York Holidays
The High Line NYC, New York
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New York Travel Guide
New York holidays offer incredible entertainment for everyone. The capital of the world, New York brims with famous attractions and fabulous restaurants, shopping, arts, culture, and nightlife. New York remains a hugely popular destination for travellers of all ages, with plenty to do throughout the year.
New York Sightseeing
Tick off all the iconic sights like the Chrysler Building, Times Square, and the Empire State. Take a ferry across to Ellis Island and view NYC from the crown of the Statue of Liberty. Hire a bike and cycle around Central Park. Admire the view from the 'Top of the Rock' observation deck at the Rockefeller Centre. Re-enact your favourite movie scenes at Grand Central Station. Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. Head to Chinatown for pork buns and hand-pulled noodles. One thing's for sure - you'll never be short of things to do.
New York Shopping
New York is the birthplace of retail therapy. Go on a spending spree at some of the world's most famous flagships stores on Fifth Avenue. Visit the city's best-known department store - Bloomingdale's - on 59th Street. Hunt out bargains at the Brooklyn Flea Market - the city's go-to destination for vintage knick-knacks, antiques, and street food.
Head off the tourist trail to the neighbourhoods of SoHo and Chelsea for their colourful cupcake cafes and stylish bars, or visit some of the top designer boutiques in the trendy Meatpacking District - where you'll also find the High Line park, built along a disused elevated freight rail line.
New York Arts & Culture
New York has lots of museums and galleries to explore, alongside its Art Deco skyscrapers and iconic structures like the Brooklyn Bridge.
Highlights include the Whitney Museum of American Art in the Meatpacking District, the Guggenheim Museum, and the American Museum of Natural History. Off the beaten track, check out the street art scene in the hip borough of Brooklyn, or visit the Bushwick Collective outdoor street art gallery.
A trip to the Big Apple wouldn't be complete without seeing a show on Broadway, whether it's a long-running classic like The Lion King or an artsy new play.
New York Nightlife
There's something for every kind of night-owl in New York, whether your idea of a perfect night out involves sipping cosmopolitan cocktails whilst listening to live jazz or partying wide-eyed until dusk. You'll find rooftop bars, underground clubs, up-all-night discotheques and underground music venues in abundance.
Getting Around
Yellow cabs and the subway are the quickest means of getting around on New York holidays. For a very special experience, go on a Manhattan helicopter tour, or - if your budget's tight - take a trip on the famous Staten Island ferry for unbeatable views of the New York skyline and the Statue of Liberty.
New York Sightseeing
Tick off all the iconic sights like the Chrysler Building, Times Square, and the Empire State. Take a ferry across to Ellis Island and view NYC from the crown of the Statue of Liberty. Hire a bike and cycle around Central Park. Admire the view from the 'Top of the Rock' observation deck at the Rockefeller Centre. Re-enact your favourite movie scenes at Grand Central Station. Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. Head to Chinatown for pork buns and hand-pulled noodles. One thing's for sure - you'll never be short of things to do.
New York Shopping
New York is the birthplace of retail therapy. Go on a spending spree at some of the world's most famous flagships stores on Fifth Avenue. Visit the city's best-known department store - Bloomingdale's - on 59th Street. Hunt out bargains at the Brooklyn Flea Market - the city's go-to destination for vintage knick-knacks, antiques, and street food.
Head off the tourist trail to the neighbourhoods of SoHo and Chelsea for their colourful cupcake cafes and stylish bars, or visit some of the top designer boutiques in the trendy Meatpacking District - where you'll also find the High Line park, built along a disused elevated freight rail line.
New York Arts & Culture
New York has lots of museums and galleries to explore, alongside its Art Deco skyscrapers and iconic structures like the Brooklyn Bridge.
Highlights include the Whitney Museum of American Art in the Meatpacking District, the Guggenheim Museum, and the American Museum of Natural History. Off the beaten track, check out the street art scene in the hip borough of Brooklyn, or visit the Bushwick Collective outdoor street art gallery.
A trip to the Big Apple wouldn't be complete without seeing a show on Broadway, whether it's a long-running classic like The Lion King or an artsy new play.
New York Nightlife
There's something for every kind of night-owl in New York, whether your idea of a perfect night out involves sipping cosmopolitan cocktails whilst listening to live jazz or partying wide-eyed until dusk. You'll find rooftop bars, underground clubs, up-all-night discotheques and underground music venues in abundance.
Getting Around
Yellow cabs and the subway are the quickest means of getting around on New York holidays. For a very special experience, go on a Manhattan helicopter tour, or - if your budget's tight - take a trip on the famous Staten Island ferry for unbeatable views of the New York skyline and the Statue of Liberty.
Things to do in New York - The Highlights
Best time to visit New York
New York makes a great all-year-round destination, with each season offering different highlights
Summer in New York
New York can have summers that reach 35-40°C. Being in Manhattan during a heat-wave is a special experience, as Central Park fills up with people BBQ'ing, playing Frisbee, volleyball and joining in all sorts of weird and wonderful summer activities. June, July and August are among the most popular months to visit New York.
Autumn in New York
Autumn in New York is known for its romance. A horse and cart ride through Central Park surrounded by the falling leaves as the seasons change is a magical experience. Temperatures typically stay warm well into October. Oktoberfest and Halloween are celebrated in style, with lots of events and parties.
Christmas in New York
Almost everyone has seen a movie that tries to capture the atmosphere and wonder of New York at Christmas, but there is nothing that can compare to being there and living and breathing it for yourself. Ice skating at Rockefeller Plaza, strolling through a snow-covered Central Park and toy shopping at FAO Schwarz or Hamleys - these are experiences that provide memories to last a lifetime.
New York can have summers that reach 35-40°C. Being in Manhattan during a heat-wave is a special experience, as Central Park fills up with people BBQ'ing, playing Frisbee, volleyball and joining in all sorts of weird and wonderful summer activities. June, July and August are among the most popular months to visit New York.
Autumn in New York
Autumn in New York is known for its romance. A horse and cart ride through Central Park surrounded by the falling leaves as the seasons change is a magical experience. Temperatures typically stay warm well into October. Oktoberfest and Halloween are celebrated in style, with lots of events and parties.
Christmas in New York
Almost everyone has seen a movie that tries to capture the atmosphere and wonder of New York at Christmas, but there is nothing that can compare to being there and living and breathing it for yourself. Ice skating at Rockefeller Plaza, strolling through a snow-covered Central Park and toy shopping at FAO Schwarz or Hamleys - these are experiences that provide memories to last a lifetime.
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Dining in New York
New York is a foodie paradise, with hundreds of high-end restaurants vying for your attention. Whether you're looking for the best fine-dining experiences or a quick snack from a street food truck - New York has it all. Whilst bagels, New York pizza and cheesecake are among the city's most famous culinary exports, you'll find food from all corners of the globe in abundance.
Where to stay in New York
New York Hotels
We feature a wide range of great value hotels in New York, including 4★ & 5★ properties in locations stretching from Central Park to the lower tip of Manhattan.
Popular choices include the 4★Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC Hotel, with its trendy interiors and rooftop pool, and the 5★ Conrad New York Midtown with its excellent location close to Fifth Avenue and Central Park.
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Popular choices include the 4★Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC Hotel, with its trendy interiors and rooftop pool, and the 5★ Conrad New York Midtown with its excellent location close to Fifth Avenue and Central Park.
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Key Information
Flight Time: 8 hours
Time Difference: GMT - 5 hours
Currency: US Dollar
Language: English