New York in 6 pieces
Skyscrapers, neighbourhoods and nonstop energy.
The city that never sleeps packs world-class museums, Central Park, Broadway and a hundred distinct neighbourhoods onto one electric island.
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The six pieces
Fly into New York
New York's main gateway is New York John F. Kennedy (JFK). Compare fares from your home airport and pick the piece that fits.
Find flightsCentral Park & the Met
Walk the park to one of the world's greatest museums on its edge.
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Ferry past the harbour icon to the immigration museum.
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A garden walkway on old rails, ending at the markets and galleries.
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Where to stay in New York
Midtown for first-timers; the Village or Williamsburg for a local feel.
By Times Square and the parks — central, busy.
Shopping, dining and downtown cool.
Brooklyn hip, with skyline views back to the city.
Getting from the airport
JFK uses the AirTrain to the subway or LIRR; Newark (EWR) has the AirTrain to NJ Transit; LaGuardia (LGA) relies on buses and taxis. A yellow cab from JFK to Manhattan is a flat fare plus tolls.
What to eat in New York
Eat a dollar slice and a proper pizza, a bagel with lox, a deli pastrami sandwich and street food from everywhere.
New York travel FAQ
When is the best time to visit New York?
April–June and September–November; December for the holiday windows.
How many days do you need in New York?
A long weekend (3–4 days) covers the highlights in this guide; add a day or two if you want the day trips and a slower pace.
How do I get from the airport to New York?
JFK uses the AirTrain to the subway or LIRR; Newark (EWR) has the AirTrain to NJ Transit; LaGuardia (LGA) relies on buses and taxis. A yellow cab from JFK to Manhattan is a flat fare plus tolls.
Where should I stay in New York?
Midtown — By Times Square and the parks — central, busy. Lower Manhattan & SoHo — Shopping, dining and downtown cool. Williamsburg — Brooklyn hip, with skyline views back to the city.
What should I eat in New York?
Eat a dollar slice and a proper pizza, a bagel with lox, a deli pastrami sandwich and street food from everywhere.
Do you need a car in New York?
The subway runs 24/7 — far better than a car in the city.
How do I book a trip to New York?
Add the flight, a stay for every night and a rental car on our Trip Board, then book each piece directly with our travel partners — you pay them, never us.