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Plan your trip to New York
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Start freeNew York is 'the city that never sleeps' — iconic skyscrapers, Broadway, vast museums, Central Park and food from every corner of the globe. A city of boundless energy where every neighborhood is a movie. Here's everything you need to plan the perfect trip to New York — and build it in a tap with Vagga.
Top sights
Central Park
A vast green lung in the heart of Manhattan.
Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
The symbol of America, by ferry from the harbor.
Times Square & Broadway
Neon, energy and musicals.
Empire State & observation decks
Panoramic views from on high (also 'Edge' and 'Summit').
The Met Museum
One of the world's greatest museums.
Brooklyn Bridge & DUMBO
A walk over the East River with a skyline view.
Things to do
A Broadway show
One of the world's best theatre experiences.
The High Line & Chelsea Market
A park on old rails and a food hall.
A neighborhood food tour
Pizza, bagels and world cuisines.
Brooklyn neighborhoods
Williamsburg, art and boutiques.
Where to eat
New York pizza
A giant, classic slice.
Bagel with cream cheese & lox
A traditional New York breakfast.
Pastrami at a deli
A giant Jewish-style sandwich.
Street food
Halal and hot dogs from carts all over the city.
Best time to visit
Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–November): pleasant weather. December is magical with holiday lights; July–August is hot and humid.
Sample itinerary
Day 1
Classic Manhattan — Central Park, the Met, and Times Square.
Day 2
Midtown & skyline — the Empire State, the High Line, and Brooklyn Bridge.
Day 3
Culture & food — the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn neighborhoods, and a Broadway show in the evening.
Good to know
How many days do you need in New York?
Four to five days; a week for the full experience.
Do I need entry authorization for the US?
Many travelers need an ESTA (electronic authorization) in advance. Check before you travel.
What's the currency?
The US dollar (USD). Cards work everywhere; tipping is customary.
How do you get around?
The subway runs 24/7 and is cheap; Manhattan is also walkable.
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