New York City
The Big Apple combines big city splendor with small-town charm. It's cool, cosmopolitan, crowded, and constantly evolving. You'll find a vibrant culture pervading each of Gotham's distinct neighborhoods and boroughs among the city's iconic landmarks and towering skyscrapers. Follow indie boutiques, iconic bakeries, and trendy coffee shops to the East Village and Brooklyn, where trendsetters frequent. After that, browse the racks of Fifth Avenue's posh stores, admire the cutting-edge art collections at the MoMA and the Met, catch a memorable Broadway show, or dine at the latest "it" restaurant.
NYC requires stamina as the country's most populous city, set at the forefront of food, fashion, and the arts. However, don't let the Big Apple's frenetic sights and sounds deter you from taking in the city's splendor. Enlist the assistance of a local to guide you through the process. You'll see roaring taxis zipping down busy blocks, fast-paced pedestrians strolling past on their way to marquee galleries and trendy cocktail bars, and Times Square's neon lights flickering at all hours if you walk through the concrete jungle. The city's twinkling lights and chaotic corners, on the other hand, invite you to live in the moment, to explore every enclave, and to create your own urban adventure. In the city, there are countless ways to spend your time.
There are endless things to do in the city that never sleeps, but before you leave, take a look around – what's here today will be transformed into something bigger and better tomorrow.
- Best Times to Visit: anytime
- Best Things To Do: visiting soaring skyscrapers, contemplating works on display, feasting on ethnic fare ,hop over to rooftop bars and jazz clubs
- Location: New York
