NYC: A World Within a City
From storied landmarks to neighborhood gems, New York City is a destination that always delivers—and always surprises. Stroll Central Park, take in the neon brilliance of Times Square, and catch a Broadway performance worthy of a standing ovation. Admire masterpieces at The Met, experience the architectural wonder of the Guggenheim, and walk the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset. Fuel your adventure like a local: grab a slice of pizza, a bagel with schmear, or a slice of cheesecake that lives up to the hype. Whether you’re drawn to skyline views from the Empire State Building or the buzz of a West Village café, your Envoyage advisor will craft a New York escape that covers as much or as little of this complex and cultured world within a city.
New York City in Focus
Currency: U.S. Dollar ($)
Tipping Customs: Tip anywhere between 20-25%, unless service charge is added
Language: English
Popular Drink: Cosmopolitans, Craft Beer, and Cocktails
Must Eat: Pizza
Power Up: Type A or Type B plug, 120 V (the standard in the United States)
Weather: New York has all four seasons. In the summer, temperatures can be quite hot and humid. Fall and spring bring milder temperatures, with winter temperatures ranging from the teens to the high thirties. Pack a rain jacket for spring and fall and layers for winter.
Best Time to Visit: Year-round
New York City Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Enjoy a Green Space in the Concrete Jungle
Yes, Central Park is iconic—but it’s just the beginning. Explore the elevated pathways of the High Line, take the ferry to Governors Island, or enjoy the local feel of Prospect Park and Bryant Park.
Experience Broadway
Catch a world-class production in the Theater District. From long-running hits to limited-run performances, your Envoyage advisor can help secure those hard-to-get seats.
Immerse in the Museum Scene
Admire the classics at The Met and MOMA, but don’t miss quieter treasures like The Morgan Library, The Frick Collection, or The Met Cloisters in Upper Manhattan.
Visit the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
Sure, you can spot her from the Staten Island Ferry, but for a deeper experience, visit both landmarks and reflect on the city’s powerful immigrant history.
Live (and Eat) Like a Local
Spend a Sunday morning in the West Village, Harlem, or the Upper West Side. Grab a coffee, browse the farmer’s market, try the iconic bites, and soak up the slower pace of the city at rest.
