I ❤️ winter in NYC

1. Ice Skate at Rockefeller Center:

- Skate under the iconic Rockefeller Christmas tree. It's a classic NYC winter experience, and the rink is open through the season.

2. Visit the Holiday Markets:

- Explore festive markets like Bryant Park’s Winter Village or Union Square Holiday Market. They offer unique gifts, hot drinks, and seasonal treats.

3. See the Rockettes at Radio City Christmas Spectacular:

- Catch the legendary holiday show featuring the Rockettes’ precision dance routines, a beloved NYC holiday tradition.

4. Walk Through Central Park in the Snow:

- Central Park transforms into a winter wonderland after snowfall. Visit iconic spots like Bow Bridge and The Mall for picturesque scenes.

5. Admire the Holiday Window Displays:

- Wander down Fifth Avenue to see the extravagant holiday window displays at stores like Macy’s, Saks, and Bergdorf Goodman.

6. Visit the Museums:

- Warm up indoors by exploring world-class museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the MoMA, or the American Museum of Natural History.

7. Attend the New Year's Eve Ball Drop in Times Square:

- Join the crowds in Times Square for the famous New Year’s Eve ball drop, or watch from a nearby rooftop bar for a more relaxed experience.

8. See the Dyker Heights Christmas Lights:

- Head to Brooklyn’s Dyker Heights neighborhood for one of the most over-the-top Christmas light displays in the city.

9. Go Sledding at Pilgrim Hill:

- Bring or rent a sled and head to Pilgrim Hill in Central Park, a popular spot for locals to enjoy a day of fun after a fresh snowfall.

10. Explore the New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show:

- This unique exhibition features model trains winding through a miniature version of NYC, with landmarks made entirely of natural materials. It's magical for both kids and adults.