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Christmas Tours in New York City

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Christmas is a magical time of year, and there’s no better place to celebrate than New York City. From the iconic tree at Rockefeller Center and all the way to Brooklyn where you can see one of the most Christmas-decorated neighborhoods in the US. And what could be more fun than taking a holiday tour to see all the sights? There are plenty of options to choose from, so I narrowed down the absolute best Christmas tours in New York City. These are well-reviewed and loved and provide you with the best options so you can take in the amazing…

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Fall in NYC: Best Fall Activities in New York City

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Fall in New York City is a special time. The leaves on the trees turn the most beautiful shades of red and orange, and the air has a crisp, fresh smell. People break out their cozy sweaters and enjoy long walks in the park. There’s something about fall in NYC that just feels magical. Of course, fall in NYC wouldn’t be complete without a few cultural experiences, hot drinks, and a meal at a quaint restaurant. When is Fall in NYC? Fall in New York City starts around the end of September to about the second week of November. To…

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Observation Decks in NYC

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There’s something special about observation decks in NYC. Maybe it’s the way they give you a bird’s eye view of the city or the way they make you feel like you’re on top of the world. Either way, there’s no denying that they offer some of the best views in town. New York City is famous for its skyline, and no visit to the Big Apple is complete without spending some time admiring the breathtaking views. Luckily, there are plenty of observation decks scattered around the city, each offering a unique perspective on the world-famous skyline. I have broken down…

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New York City Travel Guide-All You Need to Know

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They say to write about what you love. Here I am. New York City. Nothing lights my fire more. I travel to New York City once a month, sometimes more. I have traveled to New York City more than I have been to Dallas, 32 miles away. I know, crazy. I feel I have a different perspective because I go often so I am a tourist, but I am not a local. I give a little bit different perspective because I can do tourist things in NYC that a local wouldn’t or stay in hotels, but I try to find…