Nueva York
The city that never sleeps offers iconic skyscrapers, Broadway, Central Park, world-class museums, and unmatched cultural diversity.
Average hotel price
120–500 USD/ night
Best time to visit
Fall (September-November) for Central Park colors and spring (April-June).
Language
Ingles
Country
Estados Unidos
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What to see and do
New York: the infinite city
New York is a world in one city. Each neighborhood is like a different city. Manhattan concentrates the icons: Times Square, Central Park, the Empire State, and the Metropolitan Museum. But don't stop there: cross to Brooklyn for the bridge, DUMBO, and Williamsburg. Visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island to connect with American history. The High Line is an elevated park on former train tracks with public art and Hudson views.
Where to stay
Midtown for first-timers (close to everything). East Village for nightlife and restaurants. Brooklyn (Williamsburg) for alternative and more affordable. Chelsea for art galleries and the High Line. Lower East Side for history and authenticity.
Getting around
The subway runs 24/7 and connects all of Manhattan and the boroughs. MetroCard reload or OMNY contactless payment. Yellow taxis are iconic but the subway is faster at rush hour. Walking is the best way to discover the city. NYC Ferry is cheap with incredible views.
Neighborhoods
Travel tips
Broadway
Enter the Hamilton and other shows lottery same-day on the TodayTix app. 40-50% discounts.
Pizza by the slice
Try Joe's Pizza in Greenwich Village or Di Fara in Brooklyn. A slice costs $3-5.
Free things
Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, High Line, Staten Island Ferry (Statue views), NY Public Library.
Gastronomy
Bagel
With cream cheese and smoked salmon. Best at Russ & Daughters (Lower East Side, since 1914).
New York pizza
Thin, large, and foldable. Eaten folded in your hand while walking.
Pastrami sandwich
Mountain of smoked pastrami between rye bread. Katz's Delicatessen has been the temple since 1888.