New York Holidays

New York Holidays

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Holidays in New York

With 8,200,000 people proudly calling this place home, you're certain to make some new friends!

If you venture 130 miles north of New York, you'll find Albany, the state capital. Travel 2 miles east and you'll come across Long Island City.

Although there are many things to do here, the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building are standouts. You can't leave town without seeing Ellis Island and Brooklyn Bridge either!

If your holiday is all about the whole family, outings to the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum and the Brooklyn Children's Museum will no doubt be popular. Kids still full of energy? Don't stop yet. Keep them busy with a visit to the Children's Museum of Manhattan and the Children's Museum of the Arts.

Take a journey below the sea and discover some of the mysterious critters that reside there at New York Aquarium. The best bit? You won't even need to take your clothes off!

Discover the animals, both big and small, that call the Bronx Zoo and the Prospect Park Zoo home. You can also explore the world of some of our most interesting wildlife at the Queens Zoo and the Staten Island Zoo.

Do you and your pals enjoy a few drinks every now and then? See if there are any scheduled tours and have a chat to the experienced brewers at the Brooklyn Brewery.

If you consider yourself a wine lover, seize the opportunity to visit one of the area's wineries. You can sample a few regional varieties at the City Winery.

The sparkling atmosphere of the Resorts World Casino makes it perfect for a big night out. Order a cocktail and go for a wander or see how you go placing a bet or two!

New York takes its plant collecting seriously, so there are plenty of places where you can go and check out botanic specimens from both regional and international landscapes. A walk around the landscaped gardens at the Queens Botanical Garden and the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens is not to be missed. If you want more, the exhibits at the New York Botanical Gardens and the Conservatory Garden are also rather unique.

Take off your shoes and enjoy the grass beneath your feet at an urban oasis like Central Park or Battery Park. Also think about spending a bit of time enjoying the grounds of Union Square and Bryant Park.

It doesn't matter if you want to know the best cafe or where to go after dark, you'll find the information you're looking for at Official NYC Information Center at City Hall or Brooklyn Tourism and Visitor Center. Official NYC Information Center and September 11 Tribute Center are two more great places to get the scoop on what’s happening around town.

Wagner Cove and Gowanus Canal will truly delight your senses. Not just because of the refreshing air and scenic views that naturally accompany freshwater lakes, but also for the vibrancy of the native birdlife that flock there, too. Harlem Meer is one more natural waterway that's worth a few hours of your time.

There's nothing better than a day by the seaside. You're spoilt for choice in this area, with Great Kills Park and Plum Beach among the top places to dip a toe in the water. Orchard Beach and Jacob Riis Park are also popular stops with many travellers.

New York has a collection of natural reserves, such as Governors Island and Brower Park. Two more areas to take a look at are Greenbelt Nature Center and Mount Loretto Unique Area.

Whether you'd like to learn something new or just take five in the tranquil setting, the Museum of Modern Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum should do the job. Remember to enquire about special events! The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History are also decent institutions.

From the design and construction of boats to the artefacts found onboard, the interesting displays at the Noble Maritime Collection and the South Street Seaport Museum will appeal to anyone with an interest in the seven seas.

The fantastic scientific artefacts at Hayden Planetarium and the New York Hall of Science are bound to get your mind into gear. For even more from the incredible world of science, you should also visit the Sony Wonder Technology Lab. Be sure to enquire about any travelling exhibits that might be on.

We're not exactly sure how the National Museum of the American Indian and the Rose Center for Earth and Space have managed to amass so many of this planet's fascinating treasures into just two spaces. A visit to either will transfix you for hours on end. For more exhibits from the natural world, stop by theodore Roosevelt Memorial.

In a destination that's brimming with excellent art collections, the New Museum and the Met Cloisters stand out from the rest. The Frick Collection and the Museum of the City of New York are two more stops to put on your radar.

Take a step back through time and get to know the events and characters that have contributed to the growth of the New York region at the Museum of Jewish Heritage and the El Museo del Barrio. Also consider checking out the intriguing exhibits which bring the past to life at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum and the Jewish Museum.

A visit to New York truly delivers the goods when it comes to historic places. You'll be able to get a better grasp on times gone by at Rockefeller Center and the Chrysler Building. Grand Central Terminal and the One World Trade Center are two more worthwhile sights.

Manhattan Bridge and Williamsburg Bridge are well-worn crossings that will ignite the curiosity of any visitors who are interested in historic structures. George Washington Bridge offers a way to take in the waters of New York from a different perspective.

Interested in military history? Take a trip to Fort Totten and Castle Clinton National Monument and learn about their roles as regional strongholds along with the fate of those who defended them. Fort Jay and Fort Schuyler have also withstood many clashes throughout the years.

The thick stone walls and looming turrets at Belvedere Castle are what children's fairytales are made from. Unleash your inner king or queen with a trip to this powerful fortification.

Whether you're spiritual or not, holy places like St. Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity Church are sure to be among the most peaceful sights you'll experience on your travels. The Eldridge Street Synagogue and St. Paul's Chapel will also interest anyone searching for some quiet reflection.

When you're venturing to new lands, keep in mind that it's sometimes the more obscure destinations that burn brightest in your memories once you're home. Two places which fall into that category in New York are the Brooklyn Public Library and the New York Public Library. The Brooklyn Academy of Music and the David Geffen Hall are some other options.