Your ultimate New York travel guide
Every time I talk about New York City, I just remember every single memory that I had the chance to live there and of course the Frank Sinatra’s iconic song, “New York, New York”. New York is probably the most visited city in the United States. Famous for fashion (NYFW), Times Square, Street art, Brooklyn Bridge, New York is literally “the city that never sleeps”. New York is definitely the heart of the world; every culture is represented here, and there’s always something to do. I have been to New York twice and each time I go, I feel like I’m discovering this city for the first time! You can spend a lifetime exploring and never really see it all. There is so much to see in New York City and plenty of things to do that won’t cost you a lot of money. I created for you your ultimate New York travel guide to help you plan an unforgettable trip!
So here is your ultimate New York travel guide where you can find anything you need to know from where to stay to what to do and where to go.
Where to stay
The Roosevelt Hotel
Perfectly situated steps from Grand Central and minutes from Times Square, the Roosevelt Hotel is your home for an unforgettable stay in midtown Manhattan. This is where I stayed the first time I went to New York. It’s such a nice place; the staff is so friendly, the rooms are super clean and comfortable. Plus, the elegant architecture and the vintage interior design are to die for!
Park Central Hotel
Located in front of Central Park, Park Central Hotel offers rooms and suites that are equipped with 46-inch flat-screen TVs, desks and a coffee maker. There is also a gym if you are an exercise enthusiast.
What to do
Walk the Brooklyn Bridge
The Brooklyn Bridge is the perfect spot to take photos and enjoy an interesting view of the New York skyline. You can go there really early in the morning to view the sunrise or right at the golden hour to see the sunset. Or, even better, you can go there at night when downtown Manhattan is all lit up.
See Times Square
There’s no place like Times Square! It is a fabulous place to shop, to eat, to see a show if you want, and of course to take a lot of pictures.
Visit the Statue of Liberty
If you went to New York and you didn’t go to The statue of Liberty, you really didn’t do anything! You only see The statue of liberty in movies, why not see it up close? It’s so spectacular and huge, just like you imagine (I mean I guess so)!
