The New England area is full of interesting places to go and sights to see. Each city has its own unique flavor, culture, and interest. The trick is knowing what to do in each location you visit. Take a look at the top 3 cities to hit in New England and find out what to do there.
First up is New York City, NY. The Big Apple has been a central hub for all things business and culture for so long that it couldn't help but become a living museum of both. If you find yourself trying to take a bite out of this apple though, there are a few places where you'll get the greatest taste with every attempt. Check them out.
There is no end to the amount of television, movie and musical references we could say to remind you just how famous and important Broadway is in New York City life and culture. But more importantly, as my father once said, "You can't NOT go see a musical on Broadway when you're in New York." Tickets are available online, at the location, or in a raffle in front of each musical's individual theater. Depending on the time of year and the musical you are trying to see, raffles can be an easy way to win tickets at a highly discounted rate.
Central Park
Beautiful 840 acres of land in the middle of a bustling city. Landmark location for films such as "The Avengers," "Enchanted," "Maid in Manhattan" and many more. There is almost too much to see than is possible to in one trip. There are many events and shows hosted in the park or you can come just to go for a pleasant stroll. One option visitors have started to do is to take bike ride tours of the park. These offer a much more extensive and diverse view of the park in under 4 hours. And as the tours are kept to smaller groups it is a much more intimate and pleasant touring experience.
Accommodations
The city scape is absolutely stunning. The architecture is unparalleled. Ranging from the old Victorian styles to contemporary sky scrapers, there is a unique and beautiful building around every corner. It's definitely a place for the architecture minded visitor.
Third and finally is Stamford, CT. Located on the south-west corner of Connecticut, it makes for a nice bridge between the two previous cities. It is close enough to allow you easy access to the big apple (especially considering the high traffic levels in the area), and allows you to escape the busy city for a peaceful night's rest in a boutique hotel in Stamford.
From the hotel package deal transportation is available to Grand Central Station in New York City. From there, transportation such as taxis or subways can take you anywhere from Time's Square to the airport. It is recommended to buy a Metro card to use during your stay as it would be more expensive to buy individual tickets every time you take it. Do not forget to never bend it or it will be void.
To ensure that your trip to New York City can go without a hitch, plan ahead and remember the best boutique hotel just a short ride away in Stamford, Connecticut: Hotel Zero Degrees.
First up is New York City, NY. The Big Apple has been a central hub for all things business and culture for so long that it couldn't help but become a living museum of both. If you find yourself trying to take a bite out of this apple though, there are a few places where you'll get the greatest taste with every attempt. Check them out.
There is no end to the amount of television, movie and musical references we could say to remind you just how famous and important Broadway is in New York City life and culture. But more importantly, as my father once said, "You can't NOT go see a musical on Broadway when you're in New York." Tickets are available online, at the location, or in a raffle in front of each musical's individual theater. Depending on the time of year and the musical you are trying to see, raffles can be an easy way to win tickets at a highly discounted rate.
Central Park
Beautiful 840 acres of land in the middle of a bustling city. Landmark location for films such as "The Avengers," "Enchanted," "Maid in Manhattan" and many more. There is almost too much to see than is possible to in one trip. There are many events and shows hosted in the park or you can come just to go for a pleasant stroll. One option visitors have started to do is to take bike ride tours of the park. These offer a much more extensive and diverse view of the park in under 4 hours. And as the tours are kept to smaller groups it is a much more intimate and pleasant touring experience.
Accommodations
The city scape is absolutely stunning. The architecture is unparalleled. Ranging from the old Victorian styles to contemporary sky scrapers, there is a unique and beautiful building around every corner. It's definitely a place for the architecture minded visitor.
Third and finally is Stamford, CT. Located on the south-west corner of Connecticut, it makes for a nice bridge between the two previous cities. It is close enough to allow you easy access to the big apple (especially considering the high traffic levels in the area), and allows you to escape the busy city for a peaceful night's rest in a boutique hotel in Stamford.
From the hotel package deal transportation is available to Grand Central Station in New York City. From there, transportation such as taxis or subways can take you anywhere from Time's Square to the airport. It is recommended to buy a Metro card to use during your stay as it would be more expensive to buy individual tickets every time you take it. Do not forget to never bend it or it will be void.
To ensure that your trip to New York City can go without a hitch, plan ahead and remember the best boutique hotel just a short ride away in Stamford, Connecticut: Hotel Zero Degrees.
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Rated #1 out of all Stamford hotels on TripAdvisor.com, Hotel Zero Degrees Stamford is located in the heart of the Stamford business district, two blocks from the Metro-North railroad station. The ideal mix of style and substance, our urban-chic design and modern amenities give business and leisure travelers the best value for their travel dollar. - See more at: Hotel Zero Degrees Stamford
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