NEW YORK FLIGHTS
With more than twelve flights every day to New York (JFK & EWR) from London, it's never been easier to experience the city that never sleeps.
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With more than twelve flights every day to New York (JFK & EWR) from London, it's never been easier to experience the city that never sleeps.
When it comes to things to do in New York, you are quite simply spoiled for choice. Discover dining and nightlife options to suit every taste and budget. See its famous sights, absorb the culture and shop until you drop.
On New York holidays tuck into gooey pizza in Greenwich Village or sample world-class cuisine at the Waldorf-Astoria. Shop for designer labels or browse trendy boutiques. Catch a glimpse of snow leopards at Central Park Zoo and peruse the Picassos at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Explore beyond the city on a New York fly-drive holiday.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Guggenheim are New York’s most famous galleries. For something a little different, explore the Latin influences at El Museo del Barrio, which hosts concerts in the summer. Discover stunning landscapes at New York City Gardens and visit fantastic Central Park Zoo on family holidays.

Take in awe-inspiring views of skyscraper-studded Manhattan from the observation deck of the Empire State Building and ‘Top of the Rock’. Wave at the legendary Statue of Liberty while cruising on the Staten Island Ferry. See world-class art at New York’s famous galleries and visit Babe Ruth’s home, Yankee Stadium.

Stylish, sophisticated bars and restaurants abound in New York. Sip cocktails at the elegant St Regis Hotel on Fifth and Madison, home of the Bloody Mary. Dine at trendy Italian eaterie Scarpetta and enjoy a refreshing beer at the exclusive sports bar, 40/40 Club, owned by rapper Jay Z.

From traditional pizzerias to upmarket eateries, New York caters to the full culinary spectrum. For memorable live music experiences head to the Apollo Theatre or BB King Blues club, where legendary names have graced the stages. Make your way to the Lower East Side for buzzing bars and dancing dens.

A visit to flagship stores Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s is a must when shopping in New York. On luxury holidays, find your designer labels at Barneys and be sure to visit iconic jewellery store Tiffany & Co in Midtown Manhattan. Make your way to the Meatpacking District for cutting-edge fashion.

On New York breaks, head to the Big Apple’s core of Midtown Manhattan for the essential city experience. Here you will find the iconic Empire State Building, majestic Grand Central Station and the sparkling Chrysler Building. Stay at the InterContinental New York hotel for excellent proximity to the bright lights and buzz of Times Square. Be sure to visit world-famous department stores Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s for some serious shopping. Dine at Marriott’s The View restaurant for stunning 360-degree city vistas.

Cool, quirky and wonderfully diverse, Downtown Manhattan is a multicultural melting pot and the epitome of cutting-edge style. Soho’s high-end boutiques are a must for shopping on luxury holidays, or head to Chinatown for imitation-designer labels and kitsch souvenirs. While you’re there, sample delicious dumpling soup at Joe’s Shanghai restaurant or tuck into tasty traditional pizza at Little Italy. Stay at the elegant Ritz-Carlton New York hotel and benefit from enviable views across the harbour to the Statue of Liberty.

For fine art, antiques and luxury purchases, head to trendy Tribeca and neighbouring Soho. A centre for style populated by wealthy fashionistas, it offers excellent shopping and dining options. The area segues between the Financial District and the laidback bohemia of the West Village, with an array of boutiques catering to retro-industrial chic. The luxurious Trump Soho hotel is a perfect base for exploring stylish Soho. Tribeca feels more residential but still attracts the ‘in crowd’ and the odd celebrity.

Colourful and eclectic, the Meatpacking District is an epicentre of New York activity. On the West Side of Manhattan, the district is a hub of fashion, design, food and culture. Creative sophisticates live and work alongside meatpacking businesses in this buzzing community. Visitors come for the lively atmosphere and wide variety of quality bars and restaurants. Stay at the deluxe Hotel Gansevoort in the heart of the District and watch the sunset while sipping cocktails in its stylish rooftop bar.
would go for dinner at Raoul’s in Prince Street. It’s a really cool, slightly eccentric French restaurant. I think you could eat anything there and it would be wonderful– and the waiters are all French.