New York City Travel Guide

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Peppered across the five boroughs of the city, there are plenty of hotels in New York City to choose from. As one of the biggest financial, fashion and cultural centres of the world, New York City caters to all budgets and is home to all types of accommodation—from luxurious to affordable. Whether you’re seeking a pampered stay in an upscale abode, or looking for modest options, the Big Apple has something for everyone. Refer to our guides to pick the one that best suits your budget.

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Everything you’ve heard about the restaurants in New York is absolutely true. Dishing up cuisines from around the globe—from Lebanese, Chinese, Thai and Indian, to French, Spanish, Australian and so many more—the city is literally bursting at the seams with a treasure of eateries catering to a variety of tastes. From snooty upscale establishments that will break your bank balance, and quaint little hole-in-the-wall eateries where the focus is entirely on the food, to food trucks churning out lip-smacking gourmet snacks by the minute and local favourites that are talked about around the world—eating out in The Big Apple is nothing short of an adventure.

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There are plenty of places to visit in New York City that define the city’s highly cosmopolitan and world class stature. Visit the Statue of Liberty to marvel the architectural splendour or take in stunning vistas of the New York skyline at sundown from the Brooklyn Bridge. Go back in time as you appreciate the curios stationed at the Metropolitan Museum of Arts collected from across the world, observe ultra modern works of art as you explore the New Museum of Contemporary Art and Museum of Modern Art, indulge in unlimited fun with the Downtown Pass as you not only get to explore eight museums in a row but also enjoy a walking tour and gift shop discounts. Packed with treasures of all kinds—old world cafes, architectural treasures and curiosity shops—a tour of New York City is an experience in itself.

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There’s no dearth of things to do in New York City. The city’s five boroughs—Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island—are an erratic combination of attractions, that appeal to all kinds of travellers. From Times Square and Central Park to the Empire State Building and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the city of New York is peppered with interesting landmarks. Whether you’re a culture enthusiast, a foodie, or a shopaholic, New York City charms you with a variety of activities and experiences.

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There’s no dearth of places to go shopping in New York. Regardless of your budget, taste or preferences, the city has something for everyone. From flea markets where you’ll find everything from stylish accessories and apparel, to antiques, food items and books, to giant shopping malls housing everything from high street brands and local labels to global designer showrooms and stores for tech geeks—the city is nothing short of a shopper’s paradise. While the heart of the city can be pretty steep on your pocket, those on a budget should move out towards the suburbs for more affordable buys.

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  With its potent mix of culture, history, fine dining, street food, fashion and nightlife, the Big Apple appeals to every kind of traveller. Be prepared to get infected by its joie de vivre, even if you’re just visiting for a day.

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