Winter is New York City’s favorite season. All of the hustle and bustle turns into a maze of colorful, pretty lights, holiday windows, and a variety of ice skating rinks and outdoor markets that make the city seem enchanted. If you’re in New York City this season, keep reading for 11 fun things to do in NYC this winter!
Ice skate beneath the pretty lights, shop the holiday sales at the plaza and take selfies in front of the giant famous Christmas tree.
With two different ice skating rinks and generous photo ops with carolers available, what else could you ask for?
The “red cups” are back and better than ever, so you know it’s time.
You’ll find Wafels & Dinges amidst all of the holiday market boutiques. Plus, it’s a quick walk from SoHo, where you can do the rest of your holiday shopping.
Otherwise known as one of the best seasonal ice rinks in all of New York City. While you’re there, you’re bound to check out the holiday market as well.
Go from City Bakery to Mariebelle and more, and see for yourself which cup takes the win.
One of the New York City Ballet’s best, most famous performances. A must-see.
Don’t just pass by all of the store windows—look inside them! Start at Macy’s in Herald Square and make your way up to Lord & Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Bergdorf Goodman. Every year, the holiday window displays are original and absolutely gorgeous.
If you’re in New York City, you might as well visit The Plaza hotel and have a slice of mille feuille from Lady M.
Chelsea Market is best known for all of its indoor lights. Totally Instagram-worthy.
This is a seasonal must-do at least once in your lifetime.
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