We Heart New York

by Nisha Sharma

The Big Apple or the Concrete Jungle, call it what you want, but New York has garnered it’s unrivalled reputation as the city for good reason. The city that never sleeps remains the leader of the urban pack, with an adrenaline-charged atmosphere and constant throng of city-slickers giving this town a unique vibe that can’t be beat. Between the Met and the Guggenheim, Brooklyn’s bars and Central Park, touring NYC can be an overwhelming feat. Never fear, we’re here to help. Here’s our roundup of the top things to do in New York right now…

1. New York Helicopter Tour

New York was built from the ground up, so it makes sense to see it from the sky. Soar around the New York skyline and take in epic bird’s eye views of the city’s most iconic landmarks including Central Park, the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty.

2. Statue of Liberty Cruise

Take a cruise to see the lovely “Lady Liberty” in all her glory. Beyond the United States most famous statue, you’ll also enjoy spectacular views of the Brooklyn Bridge, Chrysler Building and Ellis Island.

3. Central Park Walking Tour

Escape the hustle and bustle of New York without ever leaving the city on a peaceful Central Park walking tour. On this intimate tour, learn all about the park’s history and discover it’s many inhabitants and enjoy the local hotspots.

4. Fifth Avenue Shopping Tour

The epitome of luxe living, strolling down Fifth Avenue it a must on any trip to New York. On this shopping tour, you’ll be left in the capable hands of a NYC-based stylist who will show you how to master the city’s street style, regardless of whether your budget is more high street chic than designer boutique.

5. Empire State Building Observatory Express Pass

Skip the lines and ascend the 86 floors to the top of the Empire State Building. From the Observatory you’ll take in all the five boroughs of New York and, on a clear day, you’ll be able to see as far as Connecticut and New Jersey!

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