When not to go to New York?
When not to go to New York? New York gets several major snowstorms during the winter months, most of them between early January and late March. (Though it's not unheard of to have a snowstorm in December or even as early as November.)
What is the safest area to stay in NYC?
A: Some of the safest neighborhoods in NYC include Battery Park City, Tribeca, Chelsea, and Murray Hill. Those aren't the only ones, though! Read on to explore our other top picks.
Is it safe to carry a purse in NYC?
Never carry a wallet in a rear pocket, use a front trouser or an inside coat pocket. Be particularly aware of your purse/wallet in crowded situations, such as rush hour trains and buses. If you are jostled in a crowd, be aware that a pickpocket might be responsible.
What month is cheapest in NYC?
THE CHEAPEST TIME TO VISIT NYC As you might well have guessed, the cheapest months of the year to holiday in NYC are from January through March. It's in these 3 months that the costs of both a flight and hotel are on average the lowest for the whole year.
Where to avoid Times Square?
Hate people? Then you might want to avoid the most crowded part of Times Square, dubbed “The Bow Tie.” It spans between Broadway and Seventh Ave from 41st to 47th Street.
Why is NYC so expensive in September?
Supply & Demand. Because New York City is a business destination, and business travel picks up after Labor Day. Also because New York City isn't really a summer destination, as it's not a beach or an amusement park, so once the summer tourist season ends, people start coming here instead.
What is the best month to go to New York?
New York City is at its best from April to June and September to early November when the weather is comfortable and there are fewer crowds of other visitors. If you're traveling with kids or on a budget, then you might want to visit during the summer or winter instead for the best overall experience.
How many days do you need in New York?
You need at least three days to really see the main highlights (though a “quick hits” tour could be done in a two-day NYC itinerary). However, I suggest 4-5 days to see the main sights without rushing too much.