New York City
Our teip to New York 2024
Day 1: Times Square and Rockefeller Center Adventures
Begin the trip with the bustling energy of Times Square, where kids can explore Hershey's Chocolate World and enjoy making their own candy bar. A visit to the Disney Store keeps the magic going, followed by an immersive virtual experience at Rise NY, where everyone can feel like they’re flying over the city. Lunch at LOS TACOS No.1 offers tasty and authentic Mexican street food. In the afternoon, head to The American Girl Place, where kids can browse dolls and accessories. The family then explores Rockefeller Center, visiting the LEGO Store and the famous ice-skating rink (if open). After a second stroll through Rockefeller, stop by FAO Schwarz for playful shopping. Finish the day with a family-friendly dinner at Bill's Bar & Burger to wind down.
Day 2: Statue of Liberty, DUMBO, and Ferry Ride Fun
The second day starts with a ferry ride to Liberty Island to explore the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, giving kids a chance to engage with history. Back on shore, the family can walk through Battery Park, where the kids can enjoy views of the harbor. They’ll love the SeaGlass Carousel’s fish-shaped rides. Lunch at Eataly NYC Downtown offers Italian delights, perfect for a family meal. In the afternoon, cross the iconic Brooklyn Bridge and explore the scenic DUMBO area, taking photos at the Manhattan Bridge viewpoint. A visit to Timeout Market provides options for an early dinner, and the family wraps up the day with a fun ferry ride back to Manhattan, enjoying the city skyline from the water.
Day 3: SoHo, Sweet Treats, and Broadway Magic
Begin with a visit to the Museum of Ice Cream, where kids can indulge in interactive exhibits and, of course, delicious ice cream. A stroll through SoHo follows, with stops at boutique stores and trendy shops. Lunch is at Champion Pizza, known for its giant slices. The afternoon offers a delightful Cupcake Tour through Greenwich Village, where kids can sample sweets at local bakeries. Head over to the Harry Potter Store in the Flatiron District for some magic and merchandise. The day ends with a Broadway performance of Aladdin, an enchanting show that’s sure to delight kids and adults alike.
Day 4: Central Park, Museums, and Evening Fun
Spend the morning exploring Central Park, starting with The Mall and the Alice in Wonderland statue, where kids can climb and play. Next, head to the American Museum of Natural History to explore dinosaurs, space exhibits, and hands-on displays. After a morning of learning, enjoy lunch at Parm on the Upper West Side for a classic Italian-American meal. In the afternoon, head to The Shops at Columbus Circle for some shopping or just to relax with a coffee. The evening kicks off with a family-friendly challenge at SpyGames in Midtown, where everyone can test their spy skills. Dinner at Carmine’s serves up large family-style Italian portions, and the day wraps up with fun and games at Dave & Buster's, a perfect place for kids to burn off any leftover energy.
Day 5: Creativity, Food, and Scenic Views
The final day starts with an interactive visit to the Sloomoo Institute in SoHo, where kids can play with slime and take home their creations. Afterward, explore Chelsea Market through a family-friendly food tour along the High Line, sampling treats from various vendors. A visit to Little Island offers a relaxing outdoor experience with scenic river views. The family then heads to Summit One Vanderbilt, an observation deck offering panoramic views of New York, a great photo opportunity for the whole family. To conclude the trip, visit the Winter Village in the Garment District, where everyone can enjoy hot chocolate, skating, and festive shopping stalls, leaving the family with lasting memories of their New York adventure.
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