About New York
New York City needs no introduction: eight million people packed onto a handful of islands, with the density to put a different neighborhood, a different cuisine and a different skyline view around every few blocks. It is loud, fast and enormous, and even a short visit only scratches the surface of what is here.
A Luxury Escape Offers package here puts you in a Manhattan hotel with airfare included, close enough to walk to Times Square, the Empire State Building or Central Park depending on where you stay. You are buying the room and the flight; the rest of the city, the shows, the food, the museums, is yours to plan.
Subway trains run around the clock, so you rarely need a car once you are in the city, and neighborhoods from the Lower East Side to the Upper West Side each feel like their own small town stacked into one enormous, vertical skyline that never fully goes quiet.
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What to do
Highlights of New York
Central Park
Eight hundred and forty acres of paths, lawns and lakes cut into the middle of Manhattan, with Bethesda Terrace, the Central Park Zoo and Sheep Meadow just a few of the landmarks inside its walls.
The Empire State Building and Top of the Rock
Two rival observation decks, the Empire State Building on Fifth Avenue and Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center, both put the skyline under your feet, sunset best from one, the lit city at night from the other.
Broadway
Dozens of shows run at any given time in the Theater District around Times Square, from long-running musicals to new plays, and same-day discount tickets are sold at the TKTS booth for travelers who plan loosely.
The Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO
Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan takes about forty minutes and lands you in DUMBO, a cobblestoned Brooklyn neighborhood under the bridge cables with a classic view of the skyline across the East River.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
One of the largest art museums in the world sits on the edge of Central Park, with a permanent collection spanning ancient Egypt to modern painting large enough that most visitors pick a few wings rather than trying to see it all.
Your base
Where you'll stay
New York City
New York City is the whole trip: one dense island packed with landmarks, museums, restaurants and Broadway theaters, suited to travelers who want to walk or subway everywhere and never touch a rental car.
Good to know
Questions
New York FAQs
Which airport should I fly into for New York City?
JFK and Newark handle the most nonstop routes from major hubs, while LaGuardia serves mostly domestic flights closer to Manhattan. All three connect to the city by taxi, rideshare or public transit; your specialist will confirm which one your flight uses.
Do I need a car in New York City?
No. The subway runs around the clock and covers all five boroughs, and most of Manhattan is walkable between neighborhoods. A rental car is more often a hassle here, given traffic and parking costs, than a convenience.
What does the Luxury Escape Offers package cover?
It covers your hotel stay in Manhattan and, with the fly-away product, your airfare. Meals, subway fare, Broadway tickets and other activities are on you, and any resort or destination fees are separate. Call and a specialist will confirm the exact inclusions for your dates.
How far in advance should I book Broadway tickets?
Popular shows can sell out weeks ahead, especially around holidays, so book before you travel if you have a specific show in mind. If you are flexible, the TKTS booth in Times Square sells same-day tickets at a discount.
What is the best time of year to visit New York City?
Late spring and early fall give you the mildest weather for walking the city. Summer is hot and humid, winter can be bitterly cold, and December is festive but the most crowded and most expensive time to book.
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