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Romantic Breaks in New York - Rewarding activities year round
Nowhere comes close to matching the exuberance and sheer variety of attractions and entertainment of New York, a city blessed with a multitude of iconic sights and idiosyncratic culture. From its amazing Manhattan skyline of the unmistakable Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building, to its atmospheric harbour and distinctive neighbourhoods, New York is full of memorable romantic images. Winter romantic city breaks in New York will see an atmospheric covering of snow and open air ice skating at the famous Rockefeller Center while summer in the city can enjoy the vibrant Central Park swimming pools and boating lakes or a day by the seaside at traditional Coney Island.
New York Romantic Breaks - Quintessential New York neighbourhoods
Simply strolling through the teeming residential districts of Manhattan will encounter wonderful evocative images that make New York such a unique place. Trendy Greenwich Village and the Lower East Side feature historic buildings and quirky antique stores and boutiques, while Little Italy is a must for its vibrant, noisy atmosphere and fabulous home cooked food. A romantic New York break should also indulge in art and culture at the world famous Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Licoln Center before a quintessential New York activity - a breezy Staten Island ferry cruise which will highlight that spectacular New York skyline in all its magnificent glory.
Romantic Breaks in New York - Take in an extravagant Broadway show
For sheer spectacle, nothing beats a New York night out at dazzling Times Square followed by a extravagant Broadway show to reignite a little romance and passion. Short breaks in New York can party until dawn with every type of venue available from jazz to comedy to elegant all night restaurants. Short breaks to New York breaks can easily explore downtown Manhattan on foot, yet a subway ride and a New York taxi journey are simply a must just for the experience. Enjoy a little of its history with a day at Ellis Island, a view of historic Brooklyn Bridge or admire the sublime interior of beautiful Grand Central Station and the myriad of exquisite art deco buildings that litter the downtown area.
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