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Apartment in New York
Hop into one of those yellow cabs and ask, “The Bronx? Is it that way?” Enjoy a delicious burger at a recommended diner and figure out your plans for the evening. Broadway show or a Knicks game? New York is full of questions and answers, so many that you won’t want the day to end. From its iconic skyscrapers and steam rising from manholes to Broadway musicals and the green expanse of Central Park, New York should be on everyone’s travel list. Find your base and discover the city you’ve seen in the movies.
"Everything you’ve seen in the movies exists—and it’s all in New York."
New York has been dubbed the city that never sleeps due to the endless entertainment options it offers visitors. The possibilities are beyond anything a tourist could imagine in this cinematic place where, they say, dreams come true. New York is, quite possibly, the most fascinating city in the world.
New York is a city that requires ample time to explore deeply due to its sheer size. Renting accommodation in New York is highly recommended to navigate this sprawling urban state, taking the time to admire each building, street, and monument featured in countless films. Don’t leave without climbing to the crown of the Statue of Liberty (a symbol of both New York and the USA) or visiting Ellis Island, a charming spot south of Manhattan. And of course, don’t miss the Fifth Avenue, one of the world’s most famous streets, showcasing an unparalleled level of luxury and glamour.
Rental apartments in New York, perfect for longer stays, are nestled among towering skyscrapers that leave even seasoned travelers speechless. One of the tallest and most iconic buildings in New York is the Empire State. The former Twin Towers have been replaced by the One World Trade Center, a moving tribute to those lost in that tragic attack. Visiting this area is a profoundly emotional experience.
Taking in a panoramic view of New York is a must if you’re lucky enough to be in the city. The top floor of the Rockefeller Center, known as Top of the Rock, offers an observatory for visitors to marvel at the cityscape. Other landmarks not to be missed include Central Park, Times Square, Wall Street, the Chrysler Building, the Brooklyn Bridge, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Don’t wait—book your holiday apartment in New York for an unforgettable experience.
The question is: how much will you have time to see and eat? With so many options, you could spend a lifetime exploring them. Bagels, pizza, or burgers? If street food isn’t enough, grab a takeaway and recharge in your apartment. New York doesn’t stop, but your batteries will need recharging now and then.
Italian pizza, pretzels, or Chinese food... New York’s food (and people) come from all over the world, resulting in a movie-like mix. You might not live forever in Harlem, SoHo, or West Village, but you’ll definitely live it up during your stay in a New York rental apartment.
New York is expensive, true, but when it comes to food, portions are generous, and prices range from very expensive to surprisingly affordable. Don’t forget—the water is good, free, and plentiful.
If you want to see the heart of the city, Manhattan is undoubtedly the centre of it all—or nearly. Still, venturing off the island can be a great idea, provided you ensure good transport connections to explore and eat in Downtown, Uptown, or Midtown. Confused?
Midtown: The most touristy area. Times Square, Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden...
Uptown: Broadway theatres, Central Park, museums like the Guggenheim or the Museum of Natural History.
Downtown: Battery Park, Brooklyn Bridge, Ground Zero, Wall Street...
New York is steam rising from manholes. A train rattling by. New York is a Cubs (or Giants) game and a hot dog to satisfy your hunger. It’s feeling like you’re in a movie and seeing the Empire State Building or the Statue of Liberty up close. New York is Manhattan and Central Park. And while you’re there, you’re part of New York too—because in this city, every face could be a local’s.
You’ll feel like just another person in Brooklyn, Queens, or Chinatown. Stroll through Times Square, admire the Brooklyn Bridge, and feel dwarfed by the towering skyscrapers... New York is a must-see, no doubt about it. From Yankees games to Christmas in Central Park, staying in Manhattan or Brooklyn puts you at the centre of the universe—and practically, you are.
Wake up to the hustle and bustle of the subway, wander among skyscrapers, and you’re bound to end up at the Rockefeller Center or Empire State to confirm just how tall they really are... and they are!
Manhattan or not Manhattan, that’s the question for any traveller searching for their New York base. Cross one of the bridges leading in and out of Manhattan, and you’ll discover places as intriguing as Brooklyn itself.
New York can’t be covered in a day, a week, or even a year. But there’s life beyond the Big Apple. To cap off your NYC adventure, and if you’ve got extra days, explore some incredibly attractive nearby places and cities.
Boston: One of the most beautiful cities in the US.
Philadelphia: Yes, Rocky’s city is real.
Washington: The nation’s capital has plenty to offer.
Niagara Falls: A natural wonder of North America.
Amish Country: Just outside the city, where time stands still...
Manhattan might be the first goal, but it’s far from the only one. If crowds and stress aren’t your thing, the heart of New York might feel a bit much. But being a traveller is different from being a local. Times Square, Midtown, or SoHo are central if that’s what you’re looking for. In any case, remember that New York is vast, and public transport (and taxis) will be your best friends during your stay.
Beyond Manhattan, there are alternatives worth considering, such as Brooklyn, an excellent option if you choose not to stay in Manhattan, or Queens, with museums, the Mets’ stadium, and more. One thing’s for sure—you can’t miss the classics.
Sports: A basketball game, go Knicks! Or baseball (Yankees or Mets).
Art: Visit MoMA or one of its spectacular museums.
Air: Stroll through Central Park.
Food: Pizza, burgers, hot dogs... you name it!
Heights: See the Empire State Building—it’s a must.
Real Life: Ride the subway, hail a taxi, or hop on a train (you’ll have to at some point).
Other Boroughs: Leave Manhattan and explore more of the city’s reality.
Beauty: Watch the sunset from Brooklyn.
Alternative: Find film locations and step into the scenes.