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New York Times reveals which 52 places to visit around the world in 2022

A prestigious annual list has revealed the top 50 destinations to visit in 2022 – and two surprise Aussie locations made the cut.

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The world is pretty big place, which is why any kind of list that narrows down the best places to visit is a welcome read.

As one of the most prestigious travel lists in the world – the annual New York Times ‘52 Best Places to Travel’ countdown is always packed full of locations you may never have dreamt of – or others that have slipped and stayed on your bucket list.

This year, the publication selected locations that highlight places around the globe where travellers can be part of the solution.

“Our annual list of destinations to visit this year looks at spots where visitors can be part of the solution to problems like overtourism and climate change,” wrote The New York Times.

So from Canada to the Caribbean, where in the world should we be heading in 2022?

Start brushing up on your Italian, because at the top of the list is the seaside town south of Venice known as Chioggia.

“Built on a cluster of islands in the Venetian lagoon, with centuries-old buildings rising from the canals in all their decadent glory, Chioggia is called “piccola Venezia,” or little Venice,”: the NYP wrote.

“Venice is so worried about being overwhelmed once again after the pandemic that it is planning to resort to surveillance cameras and cellphone data to control the crowds; visiting other culturally rich places like Chioggia can help relieve the pressure.

“During a time of increased awareness of overtourism, this miniature Venice is a delightful alternative for travellers looking for a lesser-known destination.”

Rounding out the top three, Queens scored bronze position for the city’s delectable assortment of “home cooking” – so make sure you visit with a loose belt.

“There’s probably nowhere else in the world where you can sample the home cooking of more than 150 different countries within such a compact space,” says the restaurant critic Robert Sietsema for the publication.

“The Queens restaurant industry was slammed by Covid-19, but now it’s recovering because we’re a borough of family-centred communities where the restaurants take care of their own,” Jonathan Forgash added, a chef and borough resident who founded Queens Together, a non-profit, in March 2020.

A little closer to home, two Aussie destinations crept into the top 52 – with the Summerland Peninsula on Phillip Island coming in at 24 and the Daintree Rainforest rounding out the list in the 52nd position.

For Phillip Island, the obvious drawer card is the cluster of tiny penguins that emerge from the surf, waddling up toward nests that dot the beach.

Dubbed as the penguin parade, the cute moment has gained popularity since the 1920s with spectators keen to see the world’s smallest penguin breed. Currently, the penguin population now sits at around 35,000 breeding-aged birds, up from 12,000 in the 1980s.

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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The New York Times has released its annual list of the world's best places to visit.

This year's list is called "52 Places for a Changed World" for locations that are not contributing to over-tourism and where there are efforts to address climate change.

Two Northern California locations made the cut.

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52 Places to Visit in 2023 according to The New York Times

Can’t decide which popular or offbeat places to visit in 2023? Worry not. The experts at New York Times have released their annual list of 52 places to visit in 2023. With the travel industry seeing gradual rebounds, this year’s edition focuses on the question, ‘Why do we travel?’ The elements of food, culture, adventure and natural beauty drive traveller’s to discover the world. The destinations included in this list offer these elements and much more and hence are termed as worthy places to visit in 2023. 

Here’s the full New York Times list of 52 places to visit in 2023:

1. london, uk.

London city continues to display modern world developments, juxtaposing old traditions of the Royals. Book your London Flight Tickets online , apply for your UK Visa to secure your London trip as one of the best places to visit in 2023 and enjoy the culture, history, art and nightlife at the city’s best locales with our UK Tour Packages . 

2. Morioka, Japan

A short bullet train ride away from Tokyo, the walkable town of Moriako is filled with Taisho-era buildings, old ryokans and winding rivers. For food, do try Azumaya, Booknerd, Johny’s and Nagasawa Coffee. Explore this crowd-less Japanese gem with a Japan Visa . 

3. Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona

Visit this less crowded national park in America to take in the grandeur of the red desert towering with sandstone buttes. Visitors can easily access the park with the 17-mile looping Valley Drive. The site’s location on the Arizona-Utah border guarantees a serene view but you will need a US Visa to be able to visit. 

4. Kilmartin Glen, Scotland

Imagine 800 archaeological monuments scattered across a broad valley, these majestically carved stone circles are a significant prehistoric site in Britain. Also explore the Kilmartin Museum, 16th-century Kilmartin Castle, Moine Mhor and Iron Age Hill Fort. 

5. Auckland, New Zealand

Situated on North Island, Auckland is on the NYT Report of places to visit in 2023. It has grown to be famous for local delicacies, seafood restaurants, house-cured meats and streets lined with bars and cafes. Apply for a New Zealand Visa and select New Zealand Tour Packages now. 

6. Palm Springs, California

The New York Times put Palm Springs on the list of places to visit in 2023 with the rising Astro Tourism along with the Palm Springs Downtown Park. 

7. Kangaroo Islands, Australia

Enjoy the magnificent wildlife, stunning vast oceans and a zoo without fences- an ecological haven. Get an Australia Visa to come here and bottle-feed a joey. 

8. Vjosa River, Albania

Try the new UNESCO Cycling Route, visit Gjirokastra city, discover alpine settlements or learn the Balkan culture with the locals. Start your Balkan adventures with an Albanian Visa . 

9. Accra, Ghana

Travel to Accra to relish local produce like gari, squids, fufu, millets, etc. After the meal, enjoy a Ghana special dance party. Get a Ghana Tourist Visa to visit Accra. 

10. Tromso, Norway

The NYT Report of places to visit in 2023 states Tromso as the best place to explore the Northern Lights in person. Apply for a Schengen Visa and reach Tromso easily by flight.

11. Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, Brazil

Escape into the vastness of white sand dunes and aquamarine pools as far as the eyes go. Get a Brazil Visa to explore this out-of-the-word natural waterpark. 

Hop on the Trans Bhutan Trail as you explore the snow-capped Himalayas, cliff-top fortresses, sacred mountain passes or blooming rhododendron forests. Numerous accommodation options right from campsites to luxury hotels are available along with the Bhutan Tour Packages . 

13. Kerala, India

God’s own country has to be on the list of places to visit in 2023. With our Kerala Tour Packages , delve into the golden beaches, backwater lagoons, scrumptious cuisine and rich cultural traditions of Kerala. Want to explore more of India? Check out our India Tour Packages . 

14. Greenville, South Carolina

Two things that’ll impress you in Greenville are the exemplary culinary scenes and the adventures of the Blue Ridge Mountains. 

15. Tucson, Arizona

Dive into the US-Mexico border history or try out Barrio restaurants at this rebounding centre of arts and adobe architecture. 

16. Martinique

Certified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, this place attracts eco-tourists to its peaks, rainforests, reefs and Creole culture. 

17. The Namib Desert

Visit 1000-foot sand dunes on one side and crashing waves on the other side of the uninhabited coastlines with the Namibia Visa . 

18. The Alaska Railroad

Where else can you watch mountains, glaciers and the Aurora Borealis from glass-domed rail cars? This railroad is also the only remaining major flag-stop railway. 

19. Fukuoka, Japan

Located on Kyushu island, Fukuoka still preserves the concept of Yatai, which usually sells ramen, yakitori and oden. Be ready to rub shoulders with strangers as you enjoy your delicious Japanese supper with our Japan Tour Packages . 

20. Flores, Indonesia

Make your fairy-tale getaway dream come true with a visit to the unspoiled island of Flores filled with Komodo dragons, active volcanoes, white-sand beaches, coral gardens and colour-shifting crater lakes with our Indonesia Tour Packages . 

21. Guadalajara, Mexico

Guadalajara is the best way to experience diversity as the city embraces shifts and celebrations of sexual expressions. Apply for a Mexico Visa and select among the best Mexico Tour Packages for a Mexican encounter. 

22. Tassili n’Ajjer, Algeria

A cradle of history, in Tassili, look for Roman ruins, Tadrat Rouge pillars, the Saharan history and learn the Tuareg culture. Get your Algeria Tourist Visa to explore the pockets of Algeria. 

23. Kakheti, Georgia

The Georgian region of Kakheti displays a variety of wine-making techniques. Wine lovers get a chance to discover estates combined with cooking classes with local chefs. Get a Georgia eVisa easily and tour the country with our Georgia Tour Packages . 

24. Nimes, France

The Gallic commune of France serves excellent dining options along with charming French architecture and Roman artefacts to gander at. Travel the lengths of France with our France Tour Packages . 

25. Ha Giang, Vietnam

When in Vietnam, visit Ha Giang to veer off the conventionally popular cities to gaze at lofty peaks and verdant valleys, learn about Hmong and Tay settlements or boat on the Emerald River. Get a Vietnam eVisa and enjoy your holidays with Vietnam Tour Packages . 

26. Salalah, Oman

The magical land of Salalah is rightly included in the NYT Report of places to visit in 2023. Visit Salalah in winter for greenery blanketed with fog, summers full of sunlight and warm breeze and in monsoon, the desert erupts in waterfalls. Apply for an Oman Visa to visit Oman. 

Enjoy tantalising views of white-sand beaches and tobacco-rich valleys combined with the stories of the generous people, history, politics and thrumming music of the island. Take a trip to Latin American land by applying for a Cuba Visa . 

28. Odense, Denmark

The top attractions of Odense are the new Hans Christian Andersen Museum, H.C. Anderson’s Festivals, the Odeon Theatre and Odeon Concert Hall all nestled within heather-coated hillsides and misty coastline.

29. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia

Marvel at the 1,142-foot sandstone shapeshifter, the indigenous highlight is the monolith. Walk around the 5.8-mile Uluru base as it shines in pink, violet and orange hues throughout the day. Check out the Australia Tour Packages for the best deals. 

30. Boquete, Panama

Located on Panama’s Western Border, Bouquet is one of the interesting places to visit in 2023, especially for coffee lovers. Also, get onboard with adventure activities like waterfall hikes and whitewater rafting. 

31. Tarragona, Spain

Elevate your Tarragona experience by celebrating the Catalan traditions and discovering Roman settlements. Stroll along the Rambla Nova or have dinner on Costa Daurada. 

32. Charleston, South Carolina

In Charleston city of South Carolina, you not only get to learn but also honour the African-American legacy with museums, a memorial garden and a comprehensively guided tour. 

33. Cayos Cochinas, Honduras

Go snorkelling, scuba-diving, hike to see pink boa constrictors and black iguanas, learn about the Garifuna community or volunteer to propagate new coral or count sea turtles. With a Honduras Visa , you get to check out many more exciting things here. 

34. Burgundy Beer Trail, France

This emerging beer trail has slowly developed France’s own beer culture. Tour along several breweries in the region and get amused by the tools and techniques. 

35. Istanbul

Visit Istanbul in 2023 as the Turkish Republic celebrates its 100th anniversary. The timeless charm of Old City, Roman and Egyptian architecture and the grandeur of Hagia Sophia are the souls of Istanbul. See the best of Turkey with a Turkey Visa and Turkey Tour Packages . 

36. Taipei, Taiwan

One of the best places to visit in 2023 is Taiwan’s capital Taipei. Witness the Taiwan Lantern Festival, neon-lit night markets and Qing Dynasty temples. Get lost in the sprawling natural beauty of Taipei with a Taiwan Visa . 

37. El Poblado, Medellín

The city of El Poblado is one of the must places to visit in 2023 as it offers a lush tropical vibe along with a chic shopping district and pulsing nightlife. Apply for a Colombia visa easily with us. 

38. Lausanne, Switzerland

For the artists wondering where to visit in 2023, Lausanne offers Photo Elysée, MUDAC and Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts. Visit the Swiss Alps with our Switzerland Tour Packages . 

39. Methana, Greece

What better than hiking or strolling around a volcanic peninsula, Methana? Visitors also get to enjoy hot springs here. Explore the surreal beauty of Greece with our Greece Tour Packages . 

40. Louisville, Kentucky

Louisville is famous for its quilts, bourbon and Derby but the main aspect that would draw visitors in 2023 are the rising LBTQ scenes. 

41. Manaus, Brazil

Manaus offers a riveting dining experience with river-to-table cuisines that include local produce and ancestral recipes. Explore the best of Brazil with our Brazil Tour Packages . 

42. Vilnius, Lithuania

Do not miss a chance for a Vilnius visit in 2023 as the city celebrates its 700th birthday with a lights festival, music performances, the first Vilnius International Biennial and an exhibition space. Enjoy stunning Baltic cities with Lithuania Tour Packages . 

43. Macon, Georgia

The New York Times added Macon to the list of top places to visit in 2023 as the city will display its 1,100-year-old, Ocmulgee Mounds. The city is also known for its vibrant rock ‘n’ roll history. 

Skipping the football drama, visit Madrid in 2023 for the Picasso celebration in locations across the city. Dive into Madrid’s urban traverses of art, nature and light with our Spain Tour Packages .  

45. Grand Junction, Colorado

Hike or bike around the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area as you lead back to downtown Grand Junction filled with shops, craft breweries, local restaurants and wine-tasting rooms from area vineyards. 

46. La Guajira, Columbia

Home to the Wayuu community, La Gaurija is distinguished by desert landscapes, giant sand dunes, dramatic salt flats, flamingo-lined lagoons and orange-sand beaches.

47. Bergamo and Brescia, Italy

The Lombardy towns of Bergamo and Brescia will jointly be named the Italian Capital of Culture this year making it one of the highlighted places to visit in 2023. The distinctive Città’s of Bergamo and the Roman, mediaeval and Renaissance sites of Brescia combined with excellent Italian cuisine is a huge draw. 

48. American Prairie, Montana

Intending to restore a disappearing ecosystem, the AP also offers activities like leisure walking, cross-country skiing and expert-level hiking, biking and paddling. Visitors can also see the Antelope Creek Campground, Buffalo Camp and Little Rockies. 

49. Eastern Township, Quebec

The Eastern Township lies between Montreal and Quebec but has an English and French flair to it. Get a Canada Visa and try the sweet countryside wine (Vin de glace). 

50. New Haven, Connecticut

This seaside town is easily walkable and bikeable with neighbourhoods that have rebelled to save the 70s American architecture. New Haven also boasts a rich cultural life and delicious food options. 

51. The Black Hills, South Dakota

The isolated mountain ranges, the Black Hills in Western South Dakota, extend up to Wyoming. Some attractions here include Bear Butte State Park, Black Elk Peak and the Crazy Horse Memorial. 

52. Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

The entire city of Sarajevo is a living museum as you will find stories and traces from World War 1, the Ottoman Empire and the 1984 winter Olympics. Explore the splendour and multi-ethnicity of Sarajevo with a Bosnia and Herzegovina Visa .

These were the top 52 places to visit in 2023 stated by the New York Times. With your ‘where to travel in 2023’ problem solved it’s time to make a new bucket list for 2023. Which place are you excited to visit first? Tell us in the comments below.

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New york times 52 places to go in 2021.

by The Travel Sisters | Jan 7, 2021 | Travel Inspiration , Travel News | 1 comment

I love reading the annual travel lists compiled by various travel websites and newspapers on top travel destinations for the year.  While I don’t particularly care if a destination I travel to is considered a must see, I love reading these lists for inspiration on where to travel to and discovering places I might not have considered.

The New York Times list is one of my favorites. This year instead of their usual New York Times 52 Places to Go list they asked readers to tell them about the spots that have delighted, inspired and comforted them in a dark year and they have titled it “52 Places to Love in 2021.”

Update: Here is the newest list for 2024 .

Here are their picks for places to love in 2021:

1. South Wales, Wales 2. Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands 3. Kaliya Dhrow, India 4. Isfahan, Iran 5. The Llanos, Colombia 6. Siwa Oasis, Egypt 7. Montana’s ‘Golden Triangle’ 8. The Camino de Santiago, Spain 9. Malpaís, Costa Rica 10. Dakar, Senegal 11. London’s St. James the Less Church, England 12. The Marrakesh Medina, Morocco 13. Nanda Devi Mountain, India 14. Laugavegur Trail, Iceland 15. Wadi Rum, Jordan 16. Aruba 17. Kaohsiung, Taiwan 18. The Scottish Highlands, Scotland 19. Lake Michigan 20. Niansogoni, Burkina Faso 21. Asunción, Paraguay 22. South London Parks, England 23. Beirut, Lebanon 24. Siberia, Russia 25. Andros, Greece 26. Romania 27. East Haddam, Conn. 28. Yarra Ranges National Park, Australia 29. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah 30. Huanchaco, Peru 31. Jimmy’s Beach, New South Wales, Australia 32. The University of Cambridge, England 33. Lahore, Pakistan 34. Svalbard, Norway 35. Alberta, Canada 36. Santa Rosa, Calif. 37. Haiti 38. Ladakh, India 39. Hokkaido, Japan 40. The Hudson River’s Tappan Zee, New York 41. Northern Arkansas 42. Tagaytay, Philippines 43. Milford Sound, New Zealand 44. Córdoba, Spain 45. Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, Alaska 46. Con Dao, Vietnam 47. Northern Kyrgyzstan 48. Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa 49. Turku, Finland 50. The Rawah Wilderness, Colorado 51. The Methow Valley, Washington 52. The World

This list is definitely more off the beaten path than previous lists. Some of these are already on our travel wish list especially Svalbard, Norway and Hokkaido in Japan.

Click here for the  complete New York Times list .

To see the past lists from recent years here are the New York Times 52 Places to Go lists from 2015 , 2016 , 2017 ,  2018 ,  2019 and 2020 .

I especially like number 52–The World. That sure makes it impossible for anyone to claim they left my favorite destination off the list.

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What in the world nyt says new haven in top 52 global destinations, the new york times released its worldwide should-visit list for 2023. fifty-two places, from nîmes, france to ...new haven, connecticut..

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NEW HAVEN, CT — Fascinating company to be in: Tromsø, Norway , Martinique, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park in Arizona, the Namib Desert in Southern Africa and, New Haven.

The New York Times' annual 52 Places to Go list for 2023 is out, and New Haven is number 50 on the list.

“It’s wonderful to see New Haven recognized as a premier world destination to visit and experience the arts, culture, food, distinctive neighborhoods, and so much more," said New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker in response to a request for comment by Patch.

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"Anyone who walks, bikes, or buses through the streets or along the shoreline of New Haven will quickly notice the ‘treasure trove’ of all there is to do and see and why we’re on the map with so many other extraordinary travel destinations from around the globe," Elicker said. "The description in The New York Times just scratches the surface of what New Haven has to offer, and I look forward to more visitors from across the country and tourists from around the world coming to enjoy the city and what we as residents get to experience every day."

The Times points to the city's architecture, the New Haven Preservation Trust's conservation work, and community-focused arts center, NXTHVN as among the reasons to visit.

The energy-neutral Hotel Marcel was also listed as a reason to visit.

As Hotel Marcel notes on its Facebook page, it is "powered solely by the sun."

"Hotel Marcel is designed to be the 1st hotel in the country to achieve Passive House and LEED Platinum certification," it reads. "It's a redux of the landmark Pirelli building designed by Marcel Breuer — famed modernist architect and our illustrious namesake."

And, new College Street Italian eatery Villa Lulu was mentioned as an eatery not to be missed.

It calls the city, "home to tinkerers and rebels, and a treasure trove of contemporary art and architecture.”

“We’re so proud to see New Haven included in The Times’ ’52 Places to Go’ list, and be in the company of such incredible destinations across the globe,” Market New Haven director Bruno Baggetta said in a news release. “We see this as a culmination of the hard work our city has put into community outreach and tourism. This honor only further energizes our efforts to cement New Haven as a hub for connection and innovation.”

New York Times travel editor Amy Virshup said the curated list was created by writers and photographers from across the world.

Elicker also noted that the city is "working hard" to support, recognize and celebrate New Haven's "traditionally under-represented local artists, cultural organizations, and civic institutions."

He said the city's "ongoing implementation of our first-ever Cultural Equity Plan is being created to "provide an even richer and fuller reflection of the extraordinary artistic and cultural contributions and heritage of our residents.”

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Two British spots are the world’s best to visit in 2024, according to the New York Times

It’s not all doom and gloom on our little island after all

It’s easy to feel down about the UK when you live here. Rubbish weather, even worse politicians, and a love for complaining mean that dissing the UK is every Briton’s favourite hobby.

But it isn’t all bad on this island! In fact, some parts are really quite excellent. So excellent, in fact, that they have been recognised by the New York Times (NYT) as some of the best ‘ places to go ’ in 2024. Manchester and Welsh national park  Bannau Brycheiniog are listed alongside the likes of Paris and Maui in the annual roundup. 

Manchester , which the NYT praises for being ‘music-mad’, claims its place thanks to the opening of the new Co-op Live , which is set to be the largest indoor arena in the UK. The arena will welcome some industry behemoths after its opening in April, with names ranging from Olivia Rodrigo to Liam Gallagher. The project is even being backed by Harry Styles, who has an entire page on the venue’s website. If you were a Directioner in 2014, or indeed still are (no shame), Manchester is the place to be this year. 

If you’d prefer a bit of peace and quiet, check out Bannau Brycheiniog  –  or Brecon Beacons, if your Welsh isn’t up to scratch. The national park was renamed last April to reflect its heritage, and it now stands as not only a testament to the natural beauty within the UK, but also to Welsh culture and history. Walk, cycle, or cave your way through the park and actually maintain that ‘get outside more’ New Year’s resolution you’ve already neglected. 

Outside of the UK but still close to home, Waterford in the Republic of Ireland was awarded a spot thanks to its historic Viking Triangle and esoteric museums, including an entire museum dedicated to the tradition of funeral wakes. When in Ireland, I suppose. 

You can check out the NYT’s list in full here .

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New York City travel guide

What to do, where to stay and why you’ll love it.

B ristling with global icons — from Times Square and Central Park to the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building — New York is an urban colossus: a city of cities packed with colour, energy and possibility. A kaleidoscope of neighbourhoods and cultures, this massive metropolis can be overwhelming in its magnitude — but that intensity is all part of its prodigious appeal.

The city is split into five boroughs: the Bronx, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens and Manhattan, and the latter tends to be the primary focal point for foreign visitors. Here, on the world’s most famous urban island, you’ll find everything you need for an epic city break and more, from world-class restaurants and cocktail bars to heavyweight museums and art galleries, as well as shopping and entertainment options to rival anything else on the planet. Constantly reinventing itself, NYC is not a city you only visit once, it’s a destination you dive back into whenever you can, allowing yourself to be carried along once more by its irrepressible flow.

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There is, frankly, a little too much choice when it comes to things to do in New York , but a good start is always to lace up your most comfortable shoes and pound some pavement. It may seem strange considering its epic size, but New York in general (and Manhattan in particular) is a walking city. Simply strolling the streets here affords an excellent sense of the city’s character, from the ancient Jewish delis of the Upper West Side to the meandering cobblestone lanes of Greenwich Village and the hilly streets of Brooklyn, just across the majestic Brooklyn Bridge from Lower Manhattan. Don’t forget the graceful paths and trails of Central Park, the great green lungs of the city, either.

In recent years the High Line — the city’s popular elevated park, built along a disused railway line — has made Manhattan even more of a joy for pedestrians, with the final section linking to the shops and restaurants of the exciting new Hudson Yards development. After shopping and eating to your heart’s content here, you’re well positioned for another classic New York treat: catching a star-studded Broadway show, just a quick yellow cab ride away in Midtown West.

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Keeping an ever-watchful eye over proceedings, the Statue of Liberty* remains a must-see, with regular ferry rides to Liberty Island stopping at Ellis Island en route, where you can explore the captivating National Museum of Immigration. It’s just one of a magnificent assortment of world-class museums in the city, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural History* , the Guggenheim* , MoMA ( Museum of Modern Art* ) and the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Where to stay

New York might be the city that never sleeps, but you still have to – whether it be a superlative luxury hotel or a smart penthouse rental. Again, Manhattan is your best option, with Midtown a particularly good bet in terms of location and hotel options. Here you’ll find timeless classics such as the Ritz-Carlton* , the St Regis* , the Park Hyatt* and the Peninsula* , alongside boutique favourites including the Knickerbocker* , the Time* and 1 Hotel Central Park* . The last also has a spectacular sister property across the river — 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge* — which has become a flagbearer for fashionable luxury in Brooklyn, alongside other hipster-friendly boutique properties such as the Tillary and the Wythe (which just so happens to be home to one of New York’s most stellar rooftop bars).

If you want to extricate yourself from the madding crowd a little, head for Manhattan’s Upper East Side for some peace and quiet, where you’ll find well-heeled calm at permanent fixtures — I love the Mark, the Surrey and the Carlyle.

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Food and drink

They say that you could eat at a different restaurant every night of your life in New York City and not exhaust the possibilities. Considering there are an estimated 25,000 restaurants across the five boroughs, with dozens of new establishments opening every month, that’s likely to be an understatement. The Big Apple is — and always has been — a world capital for food and drink, and your options here are near-limitless.

If you find the sheer amount of choice intimidating, head for the West Village — a quaint downtown neighbourhood where the twisting streets and well-preserved townhouses contain some of the city’s most intimate bistros, taverns and trattorias. Meanwhile, Little Italy in Lower Manhattan is, as you might expect, awash with incredible family-run Italian restaurants, while over in Brooklyn, Greenpoint (an old Polish neighbourhood with an ever-growing hipster population) has become the latest foodie hotspot.

If you want to go full kitsch, Coney Island, Brooklyn’s popular old beach neighbourhood where the hot dog was invented in 1867, is just a 50-minute subway ride from Midtown. Today the best hot dogs are served at Nathan’s Famous; the perfect fuel for an afternoon spent riding the rollercoasters and strolling the famous boardwalk.

The Empire State Building* is the obvious spot to head to for spectacular Manhattan views, but the better bet is the Top of the Rock, the 70th floor observation deck at the top of the Rockefeller Center in Midtown. Not only is it always less crowded, but it has wider observation decks (indoor and outdoor), offering striking views of the Empire State Building itself.

New York has so many museums that several excellent institutions inevitably don’t get the attention they deserve in mainstream travel guides, including the Skyscraper Museum, the Merchant’s House Museum and the National Museum of the American Indian, which are all well worth exploring.

Equally worthy of an entire morning or afternoon, Essex Market — a mainstay of the Lower East Side, selling some of the freshest ingredients and most imaginative street food in the city — recently moved into a sleek new space on Houston Street. Meanwhile, in Midtown West, Chelsea Market has transformed a crumbling former factory into another vibrant foodie hotspot. Just ensure you have some dollars in your pocket when you visit either market; some vendors won’t take credit cards.

Know before you go

It’s easy to forget that New York City swings between extreme temperatures. The height of summer can be unbearably hot, while the depths of winter can be bitterly cold. The best time to visit is in the spring and early summer — or alternatively, the autumn months between early September and Thanksgiving (late November). If you happen to find yourself in Manhattan during winter, don’t miss the outdoor ice skating in Central Park.

The subway itself can be daunting, but it’s straightforward enough if you take some time to understand the coloured number system beforehand. The most common mistake is taking an “express” train when you want a “local” one, so always double-check before boarding. Be particularly careful at weekends, when the rules often switch and some lines combine with each other.

Like most cities in the US , New York is sports mad. If you fancy a piece of the action, the easiest and most affordable way to do so is to aim for a baseball game, if either the Mets or Yankees are playing at home (the baseball season runs from April to October).

If you’re travelling with young children, it’s useful to note that there are two excellent zoos in New York City — one in Central Park and one in the Bronx; the latter is the larger, with more than 6,000 animal species spread across 265 acres of parkland.

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Here are the places The New York Times just recommended people visit in Toronto

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The New York Times just published the latest in their series of '36 Hours' travel articles and this time the city they've written about is Toronto.

While normally I wouldn't trust a non-local for suggestions on how to spend your time in the city, the Times does a better job on these articles than most publications, detailing the best ways to spend a day-and-a-half in a city, and their recommendations for Toronto are actually not bad.

Here's everywhere New York Times writer Ingrid K. Williams  recommended you visit while in Toronto (even if you live here).

Detailing the best-of-the-best, the most-un-skippable of all Toronto experiences, Williams suggests exploring Trillium Park (even though part of it is fenced off ), eating at Kensington Market's Sunny's Chinese , visiting MOCA  in the Junction Triangle and grabbing a drink at Crybaby Gallery  near Dundas and Dufferin.

Sunny's Chinese is a go-to spot for dinner in Kensington Market. Photo by Fareen Karim.

Attractions

Once you've exhausted the key stops, Williams suggests Massey Hall , Evergreen Brick Works , the Gardiner Museum , UofT's Philosopher's Walk, the Bata Shoe Museum , the Beach (as in, the neighbourhood), the McMichael and Zaal Art Gallery as must-see attractions.

White Lily is a popular brunch spot in Riverside. Photo by Hector Vasquez.

Restaurants

Choosing a small selection of restaurants to be decreed as the "best" is kind of like picking a star in the sky and calling it the most beautiful. While not wholly wrong, it's also not entirely right.

In any event, Williams' list of Toronto's must-visit restaurants and food spots includes Patois , Bad Attitude Bread , Milky's Coffee , Taverne Bernhardt's , Bowie , Bathurst Local and White Lily Diner .

A smaller selection of small businesses made it onto the list (presumably because NYT readers will be busy visiting all those museums), but leading the charge are Easy Tiger Goods , Issues Magazine Shop and Etc Home .

If you're looking for more recommendations, I suggest Tusk for trendy womenswear, The Apartment Life for vintage decor and furniture and Acadia Art & Rare Books — a favourite of Guillermo del Toro's .

Ode is an under-the-radar lodging spot on Dundas West. Photo by Fareen Karim.

Williams also recommends a selection of hotels to stay at, like the Ace Hotel , the Drake Hotel , Ode or finding a vacation rental — specifically in or around Trinity Bellwoods.

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14 Most Beautiful Places To See In New York City

• New York City offers a vibrant and diverse experience with its famous streets, iconic buildings, and beautiful parks and gardens.
• The High Line is a must-visit urban oasis with lush greenery, gardens, and stunning views of the cityscape and Hudson River.
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Washington Square Park, and Central Park are some of the most beautiful and culturally significant places to see in New York City.

New York City is one of the most vibrant destinations on the East Coast. Whether walking down its famous streets, visiting its iconic buildings, or discovering the beauty of New York City's parks and gardens - the city will have anything but a dull moment. New York City is one of the most diverse cities in the world, and people from all over the world visit to immerse themselves in all that it has to offer.

With some of the most delicious world cuisine ( including some authentic Italian restaurants ), museums, a raging art and music scene, shopping, entertainment, and more - New York is the epitome of city life. Experiencing the city's hustle and bustle will be a lifetime trip. This city is home to some of the most beautiful and historical places in the United States. Choosing which sites to add to one's bucket list may be challenging with all the options. Here are ten of the most beautiful places to see in New York City.

UPDATE: 2023/09/28 22:43 EST BY LUANA FERREIRA

More Beautiful Places To Visit In New York

New York is one of the world's biggest cities, and there are countless beautiful places that locals and tourists should visit. Therefore, this list has been expanded to include places such as the High Line, the Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, the Washington Square Park, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Have fun!

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The High Line

The High Line in New York City is an urban oasis suspended above the bustling streets of Manhattan, and its tranquil ambiance and architectural ingenuity make it a must-visit destination, providing both locals and tourists a respite in the heart of the metropolis.

This elevated linear park, repurposed from a historic railway track, offers a serene escape amidst the city's hustle and bustle.

Lush greenery, vibrant gardens, and public art installations adorn the path, creating a harmonious blend of nature and urbanity. The High Line provides stunning views of the cityscape and Hudson River, offering a unique perspective of New York.

• Address : New York, NY 10011, United States
• Open hours: From 9 am to 10 pm

DUMBO, Brooklyn

DUMBO, short for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, is a famous neighborhood in Brooklyn. Nestled along the East River, it boasts a distinctive blend of historic charm and modern vibrancy, thanks to its cobblestone streets, converted warehouses, and stunning views of the Manhattan skyline characterize this waterfront enclave.

DUMBO is a hub for art, culture, and innovation, hosting numerous galleries, boutiques, and tech startups. Visitors can revel in the enchanting scenery of the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, enjoy a scenic stroll along the waterfront, and savor culinary delights at trendy eateries. DUMBO encapsulates Brooklyn's dynamic spirit, making it a compelling destination to explore.

It's possible to reach DUMBO by crossing the Brooklyn Bridge walking or by bike

Washington Square Park

Locals and tourists looking for an urban oasis amidst America's most populous city can find it at Washington Square Park. The place is a cultural crossroads, offering a serene respite, captivating ambiance, and a front-row seat to the lively spirit of Greenwich Village.

Located in Manhattan, the Washington Square Park features the iconic Washington Arch, a historic landmark. Trees, gardens, and a central fountain surround visitors. The park's bohemian atmosphere, abuzz with musicians, artists, and locals, lends it a dynamic character. The stunning arch frames views of the surrounding cityscape, adding to its allure.

• Address : Washington Square, New York, NY 10012, United States

Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is often referred to as "The Met" (Yes, the same place that hosts the famous Met Gala). The museum is an architectural and cultural masterpiece in New York City thanks to its grand Beaux-Arts façade.

Beyond its architecture, the Met features a worldwide collection representing 5,000 years of history. Visitors admire over two million works, from ancient artifacts to contemporary masterpieces. The museum's diverse exhibits, including European paintings, Egyptian antiquities, and Asian art, offer a global journey through artistic expression.

• Address : 1000 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028, USA
• Admission fees: $30 for adults, $22 for seniors, $17 for students
• Open hours: From Sunday to Thursday - 10 am to 5 pm; Friday and Sunday from 10 am to 9 pm

Central Park

Central Park is one of New York's most iconic attractions. People from all over the world visit to admire its beauty, and the best part - is that Central Park is free, and there are many ways to spend time there . This park is famous for its landscape design and is one of the city's most beautiful places. The park offers many things to do and see, where visitors can spend hours discovering different areas with some of the most picturesque views.

• The Central Park has 843 acres

Old City Hall Subway Station

With some of the most beautiful places in New York - Old City Hall Subway Station is a must-see when visiting the city. Initially opening in 1904, this hidden subway station has a mesmerizing architectural build and is a beautiful way to see New York's historical public transportation system. It is located at the end of the six-train line, and tours are available for guests who want to visit the old subway station.

• Admission fees: Between $35 and $50

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Statue Of Liberty

The Statue of Liberty is a historical attraction in the city - a neoclassical structure that offers some of the most beautiful views in the city. People worldwide visit to witness the statue and all its beauty. With some of the prettiest parts of New York one can explore , a trip to the Statue of Liberty will show visitors the rich history of New York City. This is one of the best locations to take amazing pictures!

• Ferry fees: $12 (Children), $24.50 (Adult), $18 (Senior)
• Pedestal access: $12.30 (Children), $24.80 (Adult), $18.30 (Senior)

Prospect Park

New York City has some of the most beautiful parks, not just Central Park. Prospect Park is in Brooklyn, New York, and is home to a breathtaking green space in the city. From excellent trails, a botanical garden, waterfalls, and a zoo - Prospect Park is a must-visit when discovering beautiful areas in New York City. Whether walking in the park or having a picnic with family and friends, it's a lovely way to spend some time in the city's gorgeous outdoors.

• Famous events: Evening Under the Sphere, FallFur Picnic, Harvest Moon Circle

Brooklyn Bridge

Take a trip to Brooklyn Bridge to see one of the most iconic bridges in New York. Visiting New York's beautiful and historic attractions is one of the best parts of traveling in the city. Brooklyn Bridge’s stunning architectural build shows the city's vast history. It's a beautiful way to walk along the bridge, with many opportunities to take pictures and view the city's skyline.

It's possible to cross the Brooklyn Bridge using the pedestrian walkway.

Edge Observation Deck

Edge Observation Deck is an attraction in New York City that offers some of the most mesmerizing views of the city. It is 100 stories high and is a beautiful way to immerse in the city's beauty. It is one of the best ways to see the city's beauty from a high point. A trip to the Edge will be the experience of a lifetime with its glass floors, breathtaking 360-degree views of the city, and a bar for enjoyment.

• Address: 30 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001, United States

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New York is home to some of the most iconic neighborhoods. SoHo is a neighborhood worth visiting for those who want to experience New York's beautiful streets and breathtaking buildings. From art galleries, shops, street vendors, restaurants, a nightlife scene, and so much more - there is much to see and discover in this beautiful neighborhood in New York City.

• Things to do: Museum of Ice Cream, The Museum of Modern Art, Housing Works Bookstore

Madison Square Park

Home to some of the most beautiful parks - Madison Square Park is high on the list of New York's mesmerizing outdoor spaces. It is a fantastic place to visit to walk and enjoy New York in the spring. For nature lovers, the park offers various greenery to escape the busy city life. Whether taking a small snack or enjoying time with family or friends, it will be a beautiful and relaxing experience in the city.

• Address : 11 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10010, United States

Times Square

Times Square is one of the most popular destinations in New York City. People worldwide travel to see its iconic lights, billboards, buildings, and so much more. It is a must-visit when touring the city to see the town's beauty and all it is known for. Offering many shops and restaurants, the area has much to do and see, with many opportunities for pictures. Times Square is one of New York's most busy and thrilling areas and is worth experiencing for those traveling to the city!

The most common and convenient way to reach Times Square is by subway. Multiple subway lines, including the 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, and S lines, serve the Times Square-42nd Street station.

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New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman Building

Visit the New York City Public Library to get views of its stunning architecture and immerse in the city's history. This extensive library is a charming destination to discover New York's diverse beauty and experience all the city's spaces. With a fantastic collection of books and areas to discover inside and outside the library, it is one of the most beautiful places to visit in New York City.

• Address: 476 Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street

New York Times Connections Hints and Answers for #313 April 19, 2024

Every day, you can head to the New York Times Games to see the new Connections, a word-sorting puzzle where you need to figure out the groups.

Connections is a short daily word game where you have to sort some words. The rules of how to play Connections are pretty easy; you just take the sixteen words and sort them into four categories. However, since you don't know what the categories are, you need to guess them by the selection of words you have to choose from. This means there are tons of ways for this game to trip you up, and you might be in search of some help getting this one figured out.

Words in the NYT Connections Puzzle #313 for April 19, 2024

The Connections puzzle for today contains the words: Glue, Stick, Cut, Words, Rod, Copy, Plus, List, Paste, Color, Text, Clarity, Ok, Writing, Carat, Adhere.

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What is the definition of carat.

Carat refers to the size of a gemstone, as in a three Carat diamond. It is pronounced the same as carrot. One carat is 200 milligrams.

Hints for the NYT Connections Puzzle #313 for April 19, 2024

Are you in need of a little help that won't spoil the whole puzzle? Check out these hint sections below for this challenging puzzle game .

Some General Hints for the Whole Connections Puzzle 313

Here are some hints:

1. None of these categories are about hair care or at the salon.

2. None of the categories are about kids' arts and crafts.

3. None of the categories are themed around manipulating text in Word or photos in Photoshop, etc.

Yellow NYT Connections Category Hints

Here are some hints for the yellow/straightforward answer: Fasten, Cohere.

Yellow Connections Category Answer

The category for the yellow/straightforward Connections is Attach with Adhesive.

Yellow Connections Category Answer and All Four Words

The answer to the yellow/straightforward Connections is Attach with Adhesive.

The four words for this group in the puzzle are: Adhere, Glue, Paste, Stick.

Green NYT Connections Category Hints

Here are some hints for the green/medium difficulty answer in this free mobile game similar to Wordle : Pieces of a story, an article, a blog post.

Green Connections Category Answer

The category for the green/medium difficulty Connections is Published Lines.

Green Connections Category Answer and All Four Words

The answer to the green/medium difficulty Connections is Published Lines.

The four words for this group in the puzzle are: Copy, Text, Words, Writing.

Blue NYT Connections Category Hints

Here are some hints for the blue/difficult answer in this browser game : This is a Princess cut, three Carat diamond!

Blue Connections Category Answer

The category for the blue/difficult Connections is Diamond Qualities.

Blue Connections Category Answer and All Four Words

The answer to the blue/difficult Connections is Diamond Qualities.

The four words for this group in the puzzle are: Carat, Clarity, Color, Cut.

Purple NYT Connections Category Hints

Here are some hints for the purple/tricky answer: Put the same letter then a hyphen before each of these to make a common thing.

Purple Connections Category Answer

The category for the purple/tricky difficulty in Connections is A-____.

Purple Connections Category Answer and All Four Words

The answer to the purple/tricky difficulty in Connections is A-____.

The four words for this group in the puzzle are: List, Ok, Plus, Rod.

Answers for Today's NYT Connections #313 for April 19, 2024

If you want to see the full answer for today's New York Times Games Connections , you can find it below. Inside the expandable section, you can find the categories and all the words that go inside of them.

• Yellow - Attach with Adhesive : Adhere, Glue, Paste, Stick
• Green - Published Lines : Copy, Text, Words, Writing
• Blue - Diamond Qualities : Carat, Clarity, Color, Cut
• Purple - A-____ : List, Ok, Plus, Rod

Want to play? Check out the New York Times Games Connections website available on almost any device with a browser.

Connections

• Solar Eclipse 2024

See the 2024 Solar Eclipse’s Path of Totality

A total solar eclipse is expected to pass through the United States on April 8, 2024, giving stargazers across the country the opportunity to view the celestial phenomenon in which the sun is completely covered by the moon.

The eclipse will enter the U.S. in Texas and exit in Maine. It is the last time a total solar eclipse will be visible in the contiguous United States until 2044.

Here's what to know about the path of the eclipse and where you can see it.

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Where can you see the total solar eclipse?

The eclipse will cross through North America, passing over parts of Mexico, the United States, and Canada. 

The eclipse will enter the United States in Texas, and travel through Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Small parts of Tennessee and Michigan will also experience the total solar eclipse.

Much of the eclipse's visibility depends on the weather. A cloudy day could prevent visitors from seeing the spectacle altogether.

When does the solar eclipse start and end?

The solar eclipse will begin in Mexico’s Pacific coast at around 11:07 a.m. PDT. It will exit continental North America on the Atlantic coast of Newfoundland, Canada, at 5:16 p.m. NDT.

The longest duration of totality—which is when the moon completely covers the sun — will be 4 minutes, 28 seconds, near Torreón, Mexico. Most places along the path of totality will see a totality duration between 3.5 and 4 minutes.

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Where’s the best place to see the total solar eclipse?

The best place to witness the event is along the path of totality. Thirteen states will be along the path of totality, and many towns across the country are preparing for the deluge of visitors— planning eclipse watch parties and events in the days leading up to totality.

In Rochester, NY, the Rochester Museum and Science Center is hosting a multi-day festival that includes a range of events and activities. Russellville, Arkansas will host an event with activities including live music, science presentations, tethered hot-air balloon rides, and telescope viewings.

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