Savor every second of NYC’s holiday spectacle. See the Rockefeller Christmas tree, catch the Rockettes show, sip a cocktail at a themed bar—you’re in the right place for a festive time.
Begun in 1924, this holiday tradition has become a local—and national—institution that could be held nowhere else.
Ice-skating and holiday spirit abound, underneath skyscrapers and a giant Christmas tree.
The legendary family-friendly holiday show returns, featuring the Rockettes.
Model trains navigate painstakingly crafted NYC miniatures.
The world’s most famous parade kicks off the holiday season.
New York City Ballet mounts its annual holiday performance of Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable melodies.
Skating in Central Park is an annual favorite.
Don’t miss the lighting of the world’s most famous Christmas tree.
Are you brave enough to dare a dip?
Enjoy this free-admission skating rink nestled within an open-air holiday market.
Enjoy a light show, holiday music and train rides.
Holiday decor gets a historical makeover with the American Museum of Natural History's annual Origami Holiday Tree.
Thrill to colorful displays, treats and holiday music.
This beautiful light show runs in conjunction with Holiday Train Show.
This version of the holiday classic combimes ballet, hip-hop and dance reflecting Brooklyn’s cultural diversity.
Returning to the Met Opera: this family-friendly show that’s full of holiday spirit.
Staten Island performers present this holiday production at the historic St. George Theatre.
Enjoy this holiday-themed Amateur Night at the Apollo featuring a pre-party and show alumni.
Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra play a series of holiday concerts.
Brooklyn and Manhattan light their Hanukkah menorahs with accompanying festivities.
Start the year right with this New Year’s Eve Central Park run, plus dancing and other festivities.
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The hotels listed are directly on the Macy's parade route, each offering different room categories and parade-viewing options, based on availability.
A true homage to Central Park, which is only a block away, 1 Hotel Central Park offers visitors a respite from busy New York life.
Hilton Club The Quin New York offers seamless access to some of the City’s premier cultural landmarks.
This Hilton Garden Inn offers an ideal Midtown location, one block from the Empire State Building and walking distance to Times Square and Madison Square Garden.
JW Marriott Essex House has served as an icon in the NYC skyline since 1931.
Luma Hotel Times Square, located adjacent to Bryant Park, takes a modern approach to hospitality featuring complimentary WiFi, HD streaming, in-room Nespresso coffee and luxury amenities.
This 1,931-room sophisticated international hotel is located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
The Residence Inn Times Square offers unique facilities to make guests feel right at home, and a great value for a stay of several weeks or just a few nights.
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of Central Park and Columbus Circle.
A gem on 54th Street—across from the Museum of Modern Art—the iconic Warwick New York is a historic destination that embodies grandeur and intimacy.
This retailer is the force behind the annual flower show, 4th of July fireworks and the Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The luxury flagship features all the essentials.
Bloomingdale’s flagship opened in the late 1800s, and it’s still the place to shop for luxury, on-trend clothing, accessories, housewares and beauty products.
The Fifth Avenue luxury department store—an only-in-NYC institution—carries menswear, women’s clothing and lots of accessories and home goods.
This westside destination has over 100 shops; numerous restaurants; The Shed arts center; acres of public open space; a hotel; and Edge observation deck.
The Fifth Avenue flagship attracts visitors from around the world who come in to view (and sometimes buy) the iconic brand's luxury jewelry, sterling silver, chin, crystal and accessories.
Enjoy upscale retail, dining and events in Lower Manhattan.
These shops are safe spaces for NYC’s Asian community and all literature lovers.
Explore these four Black-owned bookstores with selections that showcase the cultural diversity of New York City.
Amazon can’t offer these prime experiences.
Cobble Hill’s charming indie bookshop is a cornerstone of the City’s literary scene.
This beloved neighborhood independent bookshop offers two full floors of selections.
This independent Brooklyn bookstore also hosts events.
Locals come for the rare finds and handsome coffee-table tomes.