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The city that never sleeps, New York is a metropolis of energy, attitude, and boundless culture. Everything about New York is larger than life, from the bright lights and bustling streets of Times Square, to the magnificence of Broadway, there is barely a corner of the city that isn't in some way steeped in history. From the dim-lit music clubs of Greenwich Village, to the iconic splendor of the Statue of Liberty, and everything in between, New York is a city that you perhaps have to see to fully believe.

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Perhaps more so than any other city in the world, New York really does cater for every traveller who walks its streets. With more art galleries, museums and historic landmarks than could possibly be seen in a single trip, New York's unique brand of culture provides visitors with more entertainment opportunities than one could ever imagine.

When visiting New York be sure to:

• Marvel at the lights of Time Square after sunset
• Take a ferry to Ellis Island to pay a visit to the Statue of Liberty
• Watch a baseball game at Yankee Stadium
• Take in a Broadway show
• Get lost in Central Park
• Treat yourself to a meal at one of the city's acclaimed international restaurants
• Spend the night like a bohemian in one of Greenwich Village's live music clubs
• Go on a shopping spree in Macy's or Tiffany's

Day 1: Start the first day of your stay in New York with a tour by Manhattan and afterwards take a ferry to Ellis Island to admire the glamorous Statue of New York. Have lunch in the Wall Street area and while you’re there don’t forget to take a photo with the famous Charging Bull statue. Later on pay a visit to the September 11th Memorial Plaza and Memorial Museum. During the evening go for a walk at Times Square and have a True American Hamburger for dinner.

Day 2: For the second day in New York start by exploring the famous districts of Brooklyn, Queens and Bronx. Alternatively, get inspired at the MoMa “Museum of Modern Art” and once you’re out take a walk in the Central Park and stop for lunch in one of the many praised restaurants of the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood.During the afternoon catch a glimpse of the other notable neighbourhoods in Manhattan such as East Village, Greenwich Village and West Village. To finish your day two in New York go high up to a rooftop for dinner and rejoice at the magnificent views that can only be seen from the top of a skyscraper.

Day 3: In the third and final day of your holidays in New York go for a shopping spree in popular stores: Century21, Macy’s and Bloomingdale's. Alternatively go for a tour on the Fifth Avenue and check the Rockefeller Center for more shopping and photos.

New York City in august

New York in August is a hot city with a maximum temperature of 29 degrees. It’s a good month to visit the so called “City That Never Sleeps“ because most locals tend to go on holidays during August which means that the city is less crowded than usual. The US Open Tennis Tournament takes place in New York during August and you’ll be able to see some of the best athletes in the world competing here.

During the whole month of August there are many free activities you can do in New York such as outdoor cinema in the park while enjoying a picnic, or the Harlem week that celebrates the diversity and exclusive core of Harlem with unique food, concerts and sports. There is also the India Day Parade on the 21st of August and the Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival during the first week of August which is a perfect event for families.

Flying to New York City offers the fastest and most convenient way to reach these nearby destinations:

• Newark
• Jersey City
• Hoboken
• Stamford
• Bridgeport
• New Haven
• Princeton
• White Plains
• Yonkers
• New Rochelle
• Greenwich
• Norwalk
• Danbury
• Poughkeepsie
• Long Branch
• Asbury Park