Holidays to New York
America's most vibrant and cosmopolitan city, it has so much going on you'll be hard pushed to fit everything into one visit! The Big Apple is also known as the City that never sleeps. Above all, on a holiday to New York, you probably won't do much sleeping either! From the glamour of the upper west side to laid back Greenwich Village, it is super diverse.
Fifth Avenue, New York
Neigborhoods of Ne...
Holidays to New York
America's most vibrant and cosmopolitan city, it has so much going on you'll be hard pushed to fit everything into one visit! The Big Apple is also known as the City that never sleeps. Above all, on a holiday to New York, you probably won't do much sleeping either! From the glamour of the upper west side to laid back Greenwich Village, it is super diverse.
Fifth Avenue, New York
Neigborhoods of New York City
Certainly, New York is all about neighbourhoods. Take the subway, iconic yellow taxis or the hop on and off buses between the various areas of the city.
Highlights include the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Times Square and Broadway and Central Park. From bustling China Town and trendy SoHo with its designer clothing stores to Midtown for the department stores of Macy's, Bloomingdales and Barneys.
At night, take a city tour or river cruise to see the lights of the Manhattan skyline. Alternatively, take in a Broadway show or sample some of the many famous restaurants.
Brooklyn Bridge, New York
Climate
New York has distinct seasons. Winter ranges from -3 to 3C and summer temperatures average 20 - 29C. Here are some of the sight seeing options around this fabulous city break destination.
How to avoid queues in New York City
The major sights are very popular in New York. Therefore to help ease this you can pre-book tickets for the main sights. For example there is the All Loops Hop on Hop bus. You will see Manhattan on red double decker buses, allowing you to get on and off at over 50 stops. Passes can be pre-booked and we recommend taking them for at least two days.
Statue of Liberty, New York
Manhattan Island Cruises and World Yacht meals Take two or three hour cruises down the Hudson River to see the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire State Building. The longer trips travel round Manhattan Island. Dinner and brunch cruises on World Yacht trips are a chance to get dressed up, enjoy a fabulous meal and enjoy the views from the water.
City Pass this is the best way to visit a range of the leading attractions of New York including the Empire State Building, 2hr Circle Line Cruise or Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, American Museum of Natural History and Rose Centre, Guggenheim Museum and others.
Helicopter Flightseeing The Big Apple tour lasts around 15 minutes and takes you down the Hudson River for a birds eye view of the sights of New York.
Visit Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls by Air
This is a great long day out, taking around 14 hours with an early morning pick up from your hotels. It includes return flights from New York to Buffalo, lunch and a half day guided tour of both American and Canadian sides of Niagara Falls. This is followed by the Maid of the Mist boat ride or the Scenic Tunnels Tour (seasonal). Alternatively, you can spend a few nights here on a twin centre with New York.
Niagara Falls, Canada
On Location TV and Movie Site Tours
Visit some locations popularised by film and TV programmes. There are more than 60 locations from programmes such as Friends and famous film sites such as Katz deli from When Harry Met Sally. There are specific TV tours such as the 'Sex and the City Tour' - pick your favourite!
Central Park, New York
New York Hotels come in all shapes and sizes to fit all tastes and budgets in every neighbourhood.
We can tailor you the perfect New York city break or combine with other parts of the Atlantic coast of the USA or Canada. If you have plenty of time why not do a Coast to Coast trip in America start or end in New York?
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