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Savannah Callaghan

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The Chemists’ Club Hotel

Use jet lag to your advantage and visit Brooklyn Bridge at sunrise. It is much less crowded than sunset and far more beautiful in my opinion. Arrive at least 30 minutes before sunrise.

Brooklyn Bridge Promenade

Jane’s carousel typically opens around 10am but be sure to check timings

Jane's Carousel

Dumbo is magical in the mornings before the rest of the city has woken up. Make the most of it and grab a coffee at an authentic coffee shop.

Dumbo

Springy Burgers & Fries

You can gain entry to the memorial and museum via the CityPass or GoCity pass which I highly recommend purchasing for all main attractions - the ticket usually includes 3 or 5.

9/11 Memorial & Museum

IMPORTANT: Research whether you want to go to Ellis Island & the Statue of Liberty museum, or whether you just want to *SEE* the Statue Of Liberty from a distance on a boat.

If it’s the latter - skip this trip as it takes around 3-4 hours and instead use CityPass/GoCity to get a CircleLine sightseeing tour instead.

Statue of Liberty Museum

Ellis Island

Friedman’s was the best chain in NYC for GF. Breakfast, lunch or dinner they had me covered!

Friedman's

Going up Rockefeller is best done in the daytime when you can get a clear view of the NYC skyline with the Empire State Building easily recognisable.

Rockefeller Center

Posh Pop Bakeshop

The High Line

Chelsea Market

Harry Potter Shop New York

Flatiron Building

The BEST gluten free bagels you’ll ever eat!

Modern Bread and Bagel

American Museum of Natural History

You could spend an entire day in Central Park exploring all of the greenery. I recommend cycling it or getting a Tuk-tuk bike ride with a knowledgeable tour guide.

Central Park

Bow Bridge

Central Park Zoo

St. Patrick's Cathedral

I highly recommend getting tickets for at least one Broadway show and you can’t go wrong with Wicked

Gershwin Theatre

After popping in to Central Park library, spend some time walking down and doing some retail shopping at 5th Avenue.

53rd Street Library

Grand Central Terminal

Depending on the time of year you go, Bryant park often has pop-up events such as Christmas markets or ice skating

Bryant Park

Schnipper's

I’d highly recommend catching a sports game in NYC. We travelled out to the MET life stadium for an NFL Giants game, but if you want basketball then MSG is the place to be

Madison Square Garden

Radio City Music Hall

M&M'S New York

RiseNY

Some of the best gluten free pizza in New York City!

Don Antonio

I think it’s important to experience Times Square in the day and night, but it’s especially magical when it lights up bright at night.

Times Square

The R Lounge has the best views of Times Square’s hustle & bustle with the iconic billboards.

R Lounge

I always tell people to go up the Empire State Building half an hour sunset to get the best views of the city. Stay until it gets dark and watch the city that never sleeps come to life.