Saks Fifth Avenue‘s flagship store is just one of many luxury stops as you stroll from Midtown to the Upper East Side.
Central Park provides a sanctuary away from the city’s hustle and bustle.
Times Square at Broadway and 46th is one of the world’s most iconic attractions.
The Campbell Apartment is a chic cocktail bar inside Grand Central station.
A view of Manhattan from atop the 103-storey Empire State Building.
The Brooklyn Bridge—one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States—connects the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Soaring above the city at 541 metres, One World Trade Center, affectionately dubbed the Freedom Tower, is America’s tallest building, and stands where the World Trade Center towers once stood.
The Statue of Liberty was dedicated on October 28, 1886. It was designated as a National Monument in 1924.
There’s much to see in the city that never sleeps. New York teems with world-famous attractions, restaurants, and experiences. So how to do it right? It’s a daunting task for first timers, but don’t worry, you’ll be back, and rest assured, you can never do it wrong.
New York won’t disappoint; every visit is different. My most recent trip afforded me 48 precious hours in the Big Apple. I threw out any set itinerary, grabbed a map, and started exploring.
Photos by Joshua McVeity.
