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Flights to New York
Major sites: Times Square, Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty
Popular New York attractions: Ellis Island, Niagarga Falls, Broadway
Other sites in New York: New York is great for shopping, with
stores like Bloomingdale's and Macy's. The is also Central Park which
boasts a vast recreational area enjoyed by New York joggers, familes and many
others for recreation. And don't forget to take in the Brooklyn Bridge
and New York skyline.
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Flights to New York
Flight options to New York is available from Heathrow Airport as well as Manchester and Glasgow airports.
Prices from London Heathrow to New York typically start at £250 for a return ticket, with flights from other airports typically
being about £50 more expensive. Popular airlines include British Airways, Virgin and American Airlines.
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Where to stay in New York
Accommodation in New York is very good, but it can also be expensive. The
Waldorf Astoria, famous for
its Waldorf Salad, and similar hotels cost around £200 a night. Luckily, some hotels such as the
Pan American Hotel and the
Clarion Hotel Jamaica offer rooms
at less than half that price.
Accommodation for backpackers and budget tourists is not difficult to find. Prices for shared rooms start from as little as £10
a night and £15 for private rooms. Recommendeded budget hotels include Columbus Studios Hostel
and the West Side Inn & Hostel,
both located in central New York.
Things to do and places to visit in New York
New York city is one of the most vibrant cities in the world with plenty to interest everyone.
You can enjoy an evening Broadway show, or visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Alternatively,
appreciate one of the many New York jazz clubs or undergroung music venues.
Perhaps a little less less cultured, but lots more fun is Coney Island. This New York resort with its
beach amusement park and aquarium is a favourite attraction for many tourists and New Yorkers alike.
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