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New York travel guide

 

This is useful information about New York

New York City travel and flight guide   New York
Avg temperature for this monthNew York22.9 °C Source: World Weather Online
Avg monthly rainfall inNew York96.4 mmSource: World Weather Online
Average flight time toNew York1 hr 35 mins
Foreign-exchange rate inNew York$1.00 = C$1.03Source: Oanda
Airlines that fly toNew YorkUnited Airlines, US Airways and Pem-Air
Deals available on flights toNew York124
Advertisers with deals toNew YorkFlight Network, Expedia.ca and CheapOair.ca
Advertisers with offers toNew York9

New York is the epicentre of culture in the United States. Lucky for you, cheap flights to New York City take off nonstop daily from cities across Canada. Book a flight for a weekend retreat or long vacation to the Big Apple, and treat yourself to arguably the best theatre, museums and restaurants in the world. From Harlem’s jazz scene uptown to the West Village’s comedy venues downtown, New York offers endless options for visitors looking to play tourist by day and culture enthusiast by night. Fly into any of New York’s three major airports – La Guardia Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport or Newark International Airport – and let your feet be your guide. A wonderfully walkable town, New York has five boroughs worthy of wandering. Head north to Queens and immerse yourself in Greek-American culture before taking the subway to Brooklyn for a taste of alternative art and music.

For quintessential New York, though, stick to Manhattan. Take in the lights and sounds of Times Square before routing south to the Empire State Building. Though the wait is long, a trip up to the landmark’s observation deck is well worth it. Stand on the south side and acquaint yourself with the geography of NYC, an island that eight million people call home. After your descent via elevator, take the subway north to Central Park and stroll miles of winding, scenic paths. World-renowned museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History border the park, giving families and solo travellers alike a chance to combine fun and learning. New York offers shopping at its finest, so make your next stop Fifth Avenue for luxury department stores or SoHo for boutiques. End with a Broadway show and dinner in one of the city’s many premier restaurants.      

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