NEW YORK

Manhattan: The Heart of the Big Apple
Manhattan is the epitome of New York City energy. From the neon lights of Times Square to the peaceful pathways of Central Park, it’s a city that never sleeps and offers something for everyone. Visit iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Whether you're shopping on Fifth Avenue, catching a Broadway show, or strolling along the High Line, Manhattan is the beating heart of NYC.

Brooklyn: The Hip & Trendy Borough
Brooklyn has become synonymous with cool, blending artistic neighborhoods with urban charm. Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge for stunning views of Manhattan, then explore the artsy streets of Williamsburg or the historic brownstones of Park Slope. With its growing food scene, eclectic shops, and vibrant music venues, Brooklyn offers a more laid-back but equally fascinating side of New York City.

The Bronx: Home of the Yankees and Hidden Gems
The Bronx is full of cultural and historical treasures. Visit the Bronx Zoo, one of the largest zoos in the world, or explore the New York Botanical Garden for lush greenery and seasonal blooms. Sports fans flock to Yankee Stadium, while foodies dive into the diverse culinary scene, especially in neighborhoods like Arthur Avenue, the “real” Little Italy of New York.

Travel Tips
Best Time to Visit: April to June and September to November for mild weather and fewer crowds
Getting Around: The subway is the most efficient way to travel; taxis and rideshares are also popular, but walking is the best way to soak in the city's energy
Pro Tip: Wear comfortable shoes—NYC is best experienced on foot, and you’ll be walking a lot!