
Holiday destination
New York
New York is one of the world's most exciting cities, with iconic skyscrapers, Central Park, Broadway shows and world-class museums. It is only about 8 hours from London. Many trips continue on to Chicago, New Orleans, Los Angeles or San Francisco for a wider tour of the USA.
Region: Usa
Trip types on sale: City Break, Train Tour.
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Chicago
Lakefront architecture, museums and deep-dish pizza.
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Hollywood, Santa Monica and Griffith Observatory.
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Jazz, the French Quarter and Creole food.
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The Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars and Alcatraz.
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Best time to go
Who it suits
Getting there
Practical
- Time: 5 hours behind the UK most of the year.
- Currency: US dollar
- Language: English.
Typical daytime highs
- Spring (March to May). Typical daytime highs around 15 to 22°C in spring (March to May).
- Summer (June to August). Typical daytime highs around 28 to 30°C in summer (June to August).
- Autumn (September to November). Typical daytime highs around 17 to 24°C in autumn (September to November).
- Winter (December to February). Typical daytime highs around 4 to 6°C in winter (December to February).
These are typical ranges, not a forecast.
Things to do
- See the Statue of Liberty
- Walk in Central Park
- Go up the Empire State Building
- See a Broadway show
- Walk the High Line
- Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Questions
How long is the flight to New York?
About 8 hours from London.
When is the best time to visit New York?
Spring, autumn and the run-up to Christmas.
How many days do I need in New York?
Four or five days covers the highlights.
UK passport holders should check the latest entry requirements on GOV.UK foreign travel advice before booking.
