Arrive in New York
Fly into JFK or Newark and check into your hotel in Midtown. Afternoon free to start exploring.
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Broadway, the Christmas windows on Fifth Avenue, the tree at Rockefeller Center, and the city at its most festive
December is one of New York's best-kept secrets. The summer tourists are gone, the holiday decorations are starting to go up, and Central Park is still holding its fall color. Four days — a Broadway show, the Met, the 9/11 Memorial, and enough free time to let the city work on you. New York rewards wandering, and we build in plenty of time for that.
Fly into JFK or Newark and check into your hotel in Midtown. Afternoon free to start exploring.
Morning at the Metropolitan Museum — allow several hours. Afternoon walk through Central Park.
The 9/11 Memorial. Lunch in the West Village. Broadway show in the evening.
Morning at leisure — the High Line, a final coffee, a last walk — before flying home.
The show is selected based on availability and reviews for the departure date. We choose something appropriate for all ages and tastes, and confirm it when you book.
Midtown Manhattan is one of the most visited and safest areas in the city. Common sense applies, as in any major city.