New York: the most recognisable destination in the world
New York is undoubtedly one of the world's most famous cities; a world leader in everything from film and fashion to finance and art. If you've ever wanted to follow in the footsteps of movie stars (quite literally), why not hop on a plane, and experience the trappings of the Big Apple for yourself?
If you fancy a trip away, why not star in your own New York adventure? The city's dramatic skyline is one of the most recognisable sights in the world and has featured as an iconic backdrop in a host of films, including King Kong, Ghostbusters, When Harry Met Sally and Men in Black.
As so many films and television series are set in New York, most people who visit feel an instant sense of familiarity and arrive with a long list of a must-see attractions. Popular tourist sites include the Chrysler and Empire State Buildings and Times Square.
The Statue of Liberty is arguably the most iconic landmark in New York; given to the USA by France as a symbol of hope and friendship, the statue is around 150 feet tall and it is well worth taking the trip over to Liberty Island to see the incredible monument up close and from within.
Times Square has provided the backdrop for many adverts, television programmes and movies, drawing crowds from all over the world eager to capture their own movie moment on camera, posing in front of the enormous billboards and amazing LED displays.
You can even replace the traditional postcard to friends and family with a live appearance on the Times Square webcam, which can be seen all over the world and runs live 24 hours a day. Broadway, the home of American musical theatre, offers an incredible variety of world-renowned shows and plays for visitors of all ages and tastes. Shows run in the evenings and there are matinee performances which are in some cases slightly cheaper and are also ideal for family outings.
City breaks are becoming increasingly popular for a brief getaway and New York is an ideal destination for last minute holidays; there are some amazing deals on offer, as long as you are prepared to wait for the best bargains to become available. With an abundance of inexpensive New York hotels you can ensure your accommodation is close to your favourite landmarks.
New York is a vibrant city with plenty to offer visitors; often associated with cosmopolitan city slickers and sophisticated girls' holidays thanks to Carrie Bradshaw and her Sex And The City gang, the Big Apple also has plenty to offer for those in search of action-packed family holidays.
There is a huge range of attractions and activities for children of all ages and you can buy a New York pass, which will save you money during your trip through admission discounts. Popular sights include Madame Tussauds, where children can pose next to their favourite singers, sports stars and actors; the New York Skyride, which provides a virtual helicopter tour of the city and the American Museum of Natural History, which features more than 32 million specimens and artefacts.
New York is also a shopper's paradise; you can literally shop until you drop in some of the world's most famous stores, including Bloomingdales, Macy's and Saks Fifth Avenue.
New York is one of the world's most iconic cities and it has so much to offer travellers, whether it's a last minute city break or a family holiday; with so much to see and do so why not start planning your trip now?
30 August 2011
This is a sponsored posting.
If you fancy a trip away, why not star in your own New York adventure? The city's dramatic skyline is one of the most recognisable sights in the world and has featured as an iconic backdrop in a host of films, including King Kong, Ghostbusters, When Harry Met Sally and Men in Black.
As so many films and television series are set in New York, most people who visit feel an instant sense of familiarity and arrive with a long list of a must-see attractions. Popular tourist sites include the Chrysler and Empire State Buildings and Times Square.
The Statue of Liberty is arguably the most iconic landmark in New York; given to the USA by France as a symbol of hope and friendship, the statue is around 150 feet tall and it is well worth taking the trip over to Liberty Island to see the incredible monument up close and from within.
Times Square has provided the backdrop for many adverts, television programmes and movies, drawing crowds from all over the world eager to capture their own movie moment on camera, posing in front of the enormous billboards and amazing LED displays.
You can even replace the traditional postcard to friends and family with a live appearance on the Times Square webcam, which can be seen all over the world and runs live 24 hours a day. Broadway, the home of American musical theatre, offers an incredible variety of world-renowned shows and plays for visitors of all ages and tastes. Shows run in the evenings and there are matinee performances which are in some cases slightly cheaper and are also ideal for family outings.
City breaks are becoming increasingly popular for a brief getaway and New York is an ideal destination for last minute holidays; there are some amazing deals on offer, as long as you are prepared to wait for the best bargains to become available. With an abundance of inexpensive New York hotels you can ensure your accommodation is close to your favourite landmarks.
New York is a vibrant city with plenty to offer visitors; often associated with cosmopolitan city slickers and sophisticated girls' holidays thanks to Carrie Bradshaw and her Sex And The City gang, the Big Apple also has plenty to offer for those in search of action-packed family holidays.
There is a huge range of attractions and activities for children of all ages and you can buy a New York pass, which will save you money during your trip through admission discounts. Popular sights include Madame Tussauds, where children can pose next to their favourite singers, sports stars and actors; the New York Skyride, which provides a virtual helicopter tour of the city and the American Museum of Natural History, which features more than 32 million specimens and artefacts.
New York is also a shopper's paradise; you can literally shop until you drop in some of the world's most famous stores, including Bloomingdales, Macy's and Saks Fifth Avenue.
New York is one of the world's most iconic cities and it has so much to offer travellers, whether it's a last minute city break or a family holiday; with so much to see and do so why not start planning your trip now?
30 August 2011
This is a sponsored posting.
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