New York City Hotels and Accommodation
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New York City is the Capital of the World! Over 45 million people come to New York City on vacation in every year. You should be one of them, you wouldn’t regret it.
New York City (or the ‘Big Apple’) has something to offer everyone who visits like fine dining in beautiful restaurants, lots and lots of shopping, Broadway shows, sporting events, museums, galleries, exhibitions and much more! See below for a full list of New York City attractions.
Lovers of art should not miss the Warhols and Pollocks at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) or the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
It doesn’t matter if you are used to being in cities, New York City will still amaze with things happing all around you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year!
Watch the world go by from the top of the Empire State Building, take a stroll through the angled tree lined streets of Greenwich Village or wander past the avenues of multi-million dollar townhouses on the Upper East Side. Mix with joggers and skaters in Central Park, go and take in the smell of the beautiful blossoming flowers in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. In the evening go to Battery Park and watch the sunset over the Hudson River.
You probably won’t be able to experience and enjoy everything New York City has to offer, as there is so much to see and do! We bet you can give it a good go though!
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Shopping
New York City has an enormous choice when it comes to shopping! Most of the shops can be categorised and are found in the same area.
Madison Avenue has some of the most extravagant designer shops in the entire world. You can find the major department stores like Bloomingdale's and Saks Fifth Avenue at Fifth Avenue in Midtown.
Cutting edge designers have shops in the Meatpacking District and high fashion boutiques and cool housewares can be found in SoHo.
The Lower East Side provides lots of vintage clothing boutiques that you can look through. Perhaps you would like to rummage through knockoff watches, bags, purses and sunglasses on the busy Canal Street in Chinatown – it’s worth a look even if you don’t buy.
You can browse through the music stores and boutique food shops in Greenwich Village.
Entertainment, Theatres and Shows
There are so many great theatres in New York City, you can watch wonderful shows in Broadway theatres on Times Square, or perhaps you would like to get more involved and dress up for a classical concert at Carnegie Hall or the Lincoln Center. Soul fans can head to Harlem's Apollo Theatre and jazz lovers can visit the legendary Blue Note and Village Vanguard.
Restaurants and Eating Out
New York City has so many restaurants, take aways etc… it’s no wonder New Yorkers eat out so much!
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New York City has thousands of hotels and accommodation but that doesn’t mean it’s full of cheap hotels. However you can get cheap deals if you book early or if you risk it and book [keyword] last minute. Other ways to get [keyword] is to try and book in the less popular New York City spots. Less touristy areas (but just as good) areas are Gramercy, the Lower East Side, the Upper West Side, Brooklyn.
Nightlife
Most of the big bars and clubs are all in the Meatpacking District. Again as with everything in New York City there will be a bar or nightclub that will cater to taste of music.
Staying Safe in New York City
New York City is believed to be a very dangerous city, however New York City is statistically the safest large city in the United States. The crime rate per person is actually lower than the national average and the crime rate of many small towns.
The most common crime against tourists is bag snatching. Never let go of your bag, especially in the subway but also when eating at a restaurant. Take special care if sitting outdoors or in a crowded self service restaurant. Leave your passport and valuables in a hotel safe or hidden in your suitcase, and don't flaunt a wad of money around for everyone to see.
If you think you have wandered into a dangerous area, just hop in a cab, or into the nearest subway station and go elsewhere. If a subway platform is deserted, stay within sight of the station agent.
Despite the stereotypes, many New Yorkers are nice people and don't mind giving directions (if they have the time), so don't be afraid to ask! If you ever get into trouble, approach the nearest police officer. You'll find them to be friendly, polite, and very helpful.
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