Baccarat Hotel
Luxurious hotel from the eponymous French crystal maker
City Guide
New York City
Whatever your interest, you’ll find it in New York: kayaking on the river, helicopter rides over the Hudson, speakeasy bars, music concerts, parkland walks, food markets, jazz…the list goes on. With countless options at your fingertips, you’re bound to discover something fresh, new and exciting on every trip to the big city.
When to go:
New York is best enjoyed during spring and autumn. It gets hot and humid in the summer, while the mercury dips below zero during winter.
How to get around:
It’s easy to get around using the subway, which runs 24 hours; it costs around US$30 for an unlimited weekly pass. On street level, yellow cabs (green in the outer boroughs!) and Ubers abound; alternatively, travel by shared Citi Bike or foot and soak up the myriad sights and sounds. Manhattan’s grid system makes it a breeze to navigate.
Where To Stay In New York City
1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Nature-inspired Brooklyn hotel with waterfront views
11 Howard
Upscale boutique hotel with a charitable cause
The Jane
Historic red-brick hotel overlooking the Hudson River
Wythe Hotel
A pleasantly offbeat base for your stay in the Big Apple
Where To Eat In New York City
Serendipity 3
A bright, whimsical old-school dessert parlour
The River Café
Classic American along the historic Dumbo waterfront
Peter Luger Steak House
New York's most legendary steakhouse
Paulie Gee’s
A wholesome pizzeria serving wood-fired pies
Shalom Japan
Intriguing Japanese and Jewish fusion cuisine
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What To Do In New York City
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The largest museum in the United States
Beacon
A quaint suburbia that homes New York's contemporary art
The Loeb Boathouse
A haven for romantics and nature lovers
MoMA PS1
One of America's largest art constitutions dedicated to contemporary art
National Sawdust
From immersive DJ sets to operas and even drag shows
Where To Shop In New York City
Brooklyn Flea (Dumbo)
The biggest flea market in New York
Goods for the Study
Curated stationery with a dash of style and luxury
Grand Street
Venture Grand Street's eccentric stores
Albertine Bookstore
For bookworms who can't resist both classics and contemporary titles
5th Avenue
The ultimate shopping district in all of New York
