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Attractions

New York Attractions 

You’ll be able to find out all the latest on the city hotspots and attractions including The Statue of Liberty, Time Square in Manhattan, Helicopter Sightseeing Tours, the New York Skyride, the Guggenheim Museum, the American Museum of Natural History, the Air Space Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art not to mention the shopping bargains.

Or if it is entertainment you fancy, the city’s cinemas, concert halls, jazz and rock clubs, comedy clubs, nightclubs and bars seethe with activity. As for dance & theatre, from ground-breaking studio performances to Broadway spectaculars, New York leads the world. Hundreds of performances are staged including street festivals, and film and opera in the park!

 

Check some amazing videos of New York:

New York City Guide

Top 10 Attractions in New York

The Heart of New York City at Night

 

New York Events Guide:

 

4 of July – Independence Day celebrations

Independence Day, commonly known as the Fourth of July, is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain. Independence Day is commonly associated with fireworks, parades, barbecues, carnivals, fairs, picnics, concerts, baseball games, family reunions, and political speeches and ceremonies.

US Open – Tennis NYC – Aug – Sep

The US Open Tennis Championships in Flushing Meadows, Queens, is one of the premier sporting events in the world.

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Restaurants

New York Restaurants

In New York dining out can be cheaper than eating at home and you can do it around the clock. The city boasts an incredible 20,000 restaurants and between them they serve up over 100 types of ethnic cuisine representing virtually every country in the world.

Whether it’s hot dogs or haute cuisine, New Yorkers are passionate about their food: meals, chefs, dining rooms, and patrons are hotly debated and crazes for new cuisines and restaurants can sweep across the city like a tidal wave!

Some of our favourites include The Pink Tea Cup on 42 Grove Street between Bedford & Bleecker Stations, a lovable village institution serving authentic Southern fried cooking – sausage patties, smothered pork chops, and cornbread. Also, try out Mesa Grill on 5th Avenue in Manhattan or Pastis on 12th Street at 9th Avenue.

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Shopping

New York Shopping

It is reckoned that 150,000 Irish travel to the Big Apple to do their Christmas shopping and take in a holiday…spending on average €1500 per person. If you’ve been clever and booked your fares early, you can get to New York, stay and shop…and still save money on what your expenditure would be if you’d stayed at home. The Irish are the second biggest Christmas spenders in Europe, so we’re not talking small change.

You can do the department stores - Bloomingdales (1000 Third Avenue at 59th Street, 212 705 2000), Bergdorf Goodman (754 Fifth Avenue at 59th Street, 212 753 7300) and Barneys (660 Madison Avenue at 61st Street, 212 826 8900), which collect the best designer offerings under one roof – or you can avoid schlepping around the mainstream and go for the more unique boutiques. Scoop NYC (Washington & 430 West 14th St) Popular with fashion agents and publicists, sells the hippest of womens and mens designer labels and is a great spot to find the latest must-have jeans (from Calvins to Sevens, Papers to James Jeans).

To see our full list of Special Offer holidays deals, just click here!

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