New York Holidays

If its's your first time visiting the Big Apple then staying in midtown Manhattan is an ideal choice. You'll be based close to tourist icons including the Empire State Building, Times Square and quick access to the shopping and food scenes. You'll have a choice of smaller budget-friendly hotels, or a range of boutique and luxury accommodation options.

For those looking for the perfect fine dining and nightlife experience in New York, SoHo & TriBeCa boasts an array of high-end boutiques and some of the best rated restaurants in the Big Apple. You'll enjoy a relaxed and trendy atmosphere and find plenty of moments for those dream holiday photos.

If you're looking for a cheaper holiday to New York, Brooklyn features plenty of budget-friendly hotels and is only a short subway ride away from Manhattan. You'll find a wealth of local eateries and restaurants all serving up some of the finest cuisine New York has to offer.

Sightseeing, shopping, wandering around taking it all in... New York is an action-packed destination. Stroll along the Brooklyn Bridge, visit the Statue of Liberty, or simply relax in Central Park. If you’re looking for a culture fix, you’ll find the best museums and galleries in the world – The Museum of Modern Art and The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Go to the massive flagship stores of Times Square, visit iconic department stores like Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s, or head into Soho or over to Williamsburg for cutting-edge fashion and thrift store chic. A New York holiday is whatever you want it to be. Contact us today to arrange tickets to the best attractions in New York!

An image straight from the Big Screen, seeing the New York skyline in style is a must when travelling to the Big Apple. The Empire State Building offers iconic skyline views with a journey through New York's past with appearances from iconic construction men and King Kong. One World Trade Centre has clear views of Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, and Ground Zero. The Edge’s glass bottom platform is a unique take on seeing the skyline, just don’t look down if you’re scared of heights! Alternatively, head to the Rockefeller Centre just before sunset, for clear views of the Empire State Building as it lights up the dazzling skyline.

New York’s rich cultural heritage means the city has restaurants from anywhere in the world. You can taste the best pasta in Little Italy, or amazing noodles in Chinatown. For a real culinary treat, book a table at one of the city’s top-notch, celebrity chef-owned eateries.  Or for a brunch with a musical twist, Ellen’s Star Dust Diner is a popular one for families. From Joe’s famous pizza and Magnolia Bakery’s sweet treats to hot pretzels from a street cart, you’ll never go hungry in New York. 

Stay close to the action in Manhattan, home to favourites like the Empire State Building, One World Observatory and Fifth Avenue. For trendier vibes, head to Brooklyn for rooftop views and riverfront photo spots, or explore Queens for some of the city’s most diverse food scenes. For a peaceful moment, enjoy waterfront strolls or hop on the Staten Island Ferry for beautiful, free harbour views.

The best times to visit are April–June and September–October, offering comfortable weather for exploring. Winter brings its own magic, with festive lights, ice rinks and a classic New York Christmas atmosphere. And in 2026, major events like the FIFA World Cup and America’s 250th anniversary celebrations make it an especially exciting year to travel. The Big Apple is the perfect place for a dream winter holiday, especially in the Christmas season when the holiday spirit takes over. Equally, New York is a popular summer destination when relaxing in Central Park is just as thrilling as any beach holiday.