Without question, these are your iconic landmarks and must-do festivities during Christmas time in the Big Apple, NYC.
The Rink At Rockefeller Center
It is an iconic experience to skate below the Rockefeller Tree, butt if you want cheaper less crowded rinks try Bryant Park below or Wollman.
See MoreBryant Park
NYC has several seasonal rinks, Bryant Park tends to be one of the less crowded.
See MoreDyker Heights Christmas Lights
The best lights are on 11th Avenue to 13th Avenue and also from 83rd to 86th Street in this annual neighborhood lights show. It is SO festive!
See MoreThe Pond at Central Park
Central Park covered in snow will feel like a real life snowglobe! Make sure to check out the world's largest menorah near Central Park outside the Plaza Hotel.
See MoreTimes Square
Make out your own personal Chistmas Movie map and check out the iconic movie scenes from "Elf," "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York," "Serendipity," "Scrooged," and many more. Of course, Times Square is on that list more than once!
See MoreRockefeller Center
Are you looking to visit the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree? The lights stay on from 5 am to midnight so we suggest going early in the morning or way late at night to avoid the crowds.
See MoreVessel
Each winter, "Shine Bright at Hudson Yards" transforms the area with more than 2 million dazzling lights! For the first time ever, the Vessel will be part of the display. The holiday spirit is going to be off the charts!
See MoreLincoln Center for the Performing Arts
A world-famous event, "The Nutcracker," shows here and attracts a global following so make sure you get tickets early!
See MoreRadio City Music Hall
One of the longest-standing Christmas traditions, the Rockettes have been performing live at Radio City since 1933. Book tickets and see this iconic show!
See MoreNew York Botanical Garden
During the holidays this botanical garden turns into a Christmas light spectacular. With over a half mile of lights, music, and food stands, this is a great attraction for families and couples.
See More5th Avenue
Last minute Christmas shopping? This street in NYC is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit and pick up almost anything you need. Make sure to check out Saks Fifth Avenue's window display.
See MoreBryant Park Winter Village
A winter wonderland in the city complete with a Christmas market and skating rink, putting you right in the holiday cheer!
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