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From the pulsating high-rise excitement of New York to the thundering magnificence of Niagara, this tour's contrasts will undoubtedly astound you. Combine this with two other incredible cities as part of a multi-centre holiday. A short flight will take you to New York, which has some of the most iconic and cherished landmarks and attractions globally, followed by Toronto, Canada's exciting and cosmopolitan city. New York is a timeless city that is always alive with impressive things to see and do. It is ever-evolving and ever electric. With its dizzyingly tall skyscrapers and movie-set buildings, the iconic skyline comes first. Then there's the never-ending nightlife, which includes everything from the bright lights of Times Square to Broadway musicals, world-class clubs, and hip little hangouts.
Niagara Falls is located on the international border between the province of Ontario in Canada and the state of New York in the United States. This iconic sight consists of three waterfalls on the Niagara River: Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. Ride the Maid of the Mist, which takes you directly into the rapids of Horseshoe Falls, or experience the Journey Behind the Falls, which includes an observation platform and a series of tunnels at the base of Horseshoe Falls. Niagara Falls are a romantic and breathtaking sight. You will never forget the experience of hearing the roar of the water and seeing the sheer force of the Falls as it crashes to the waters below. A sight that will remain with you forever!
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Set off in search of history
Set out on a journey through time by ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Start allows you to beat the crowds, and after a thorough visit that includes guided tours, you should expect to return six hours later. Back in Manhattan, stroll through the Wall Street neighbourhood, home to the colonial-era Fraunces Tavern and the mid-nineteenth-century Trinity Church. St. Paul's Chapel is Manhattan's oldest surviving church building and the site of 9/11 memorials. The neo-Gothic Woolworth Building (with its magnificent gilded lobby) and City Hall are north. The esplanade and Battery Park City, easily accessible via Chambers Street, are the ideal places to watch the sunset. Choose from one of TriBeCa's many restaurants for dinner.
Fine art and the finer things in life beckon
Starting with the magnificent Metropolitan Museum of Art, fine art and the finer things in life beckon. Easily spend an entire day, but you'd be exhausted by the end. Fortunately, Central Park is right behind the museum, where you can unwind on a bench, rowboat, or meadow while watching the world go by. Hitch a hansom cab at the park's southern end, across from the Plaza hotel and the F.A.O. Schwarz toy store, for a romantic carriage ride through the park. On 5th Avenue and 57th Street, you'll find world-class shopping.
Head west to the American Museum
Head west first thing this morning to the American Museum of Natural History. Take a look at the dinosaurs and visit John Lennon's last residence, the Dakota apartment building on Central Park West at 72nd Street. After strolling through lush, green Central Park to see the Shakespeare Garden, Belvedere Castle, Bethesda Fountain, and Wildlife Center (more commonly known as the Central Park Zoo), shop until you drop on 5th Avenue and 57th Street. Then go out to dinner before seeing a show at Carnegie Hall or the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
New Yorkers like to do on their days off
Do what many New Yorkers enjoy doing on their days off: go wandering. Make your way to Chinatown for a dim sum breakfast or a soft drink with tapioca. From here, head north to galleries, chic boutiques, and restaurants in SoHo and NoLita. The Lower East Side, further east, is a former immigrant enclave with the Lower East Side Tenement Museum and bargain shopping on Orchard Street. If you haven't eaten yet, head a few blocks north to the happening East Village, home to even more shops and vintage stores. Walk up Broadway from Union Square to the trendy Flatiron District, which features the iconic Flatiron Building.
The Falls and Gorge
The majesty of Niagara Falls never gets old, no matter how many times you've seen it. Follow the water as it gently rolls away from you along the railing until the roar of the water becomes increasingly loud. The swift current soon splashes in fear, and it vanishes into a wall of white mist that erupts into the sky at the crest. Begin your first day in Niagara Falls by getting up close and personal with the action at, in my opinion, the best location—next to the Table Rock Welcome Centre. You're right next to where the water thunders downwards, but you can also see the entire Horseshoe Falls from here. Because of the intermittent waves of refreshing water, you can affectionately refer to this area as the "splash zone."
Ride and Splash
It's no secret that Niagara-on-the-Lake is best known for its abundance of vineyards and world-class wines, so you'd be remiss if you didn't include this in your 3-day Niagara Falls itinerary. A better way to visit a few wineries than renting a bicycle and taking in the lush scenery allows the grapes to grow so well? Pick up your bikes and set out on the road to your first stop, Peller Estates. Along the way, you'll see Queen's Parade and the Fort George National Historic Site. Peller Estates is one of Niagara-on-the-most Lake's prestigious winemakers, winning numerous awards. Peller Winery provides an excellent tasting and dining experience and frequently includes many top Niagara wine tours.
Last Day in Niagara
Say goodbye to Niagara. The driver will pick you up at the hotel based on your flight details and the direction from where you are staying and then drive you directly to the airport for departure. Please double-check your luggage and belongings before departing for the airport.
Day 1
Begin a day dedicated to New York
Begin your day with a bird's-eye view of New York's icons from the Empire State Building. Stroll up 5th Avenue past the New York Public Library's leonine guardians and into the gleaming Main Reading Room. East on 42nd Street, you'll find the beaux-arts Grand Central Terminal, a hive of frenetic activity and architectural wonder. Continue east to the United Nations, passing by the art deco Chrysler Building. Cross 49th Street to reach the triumvirate of Saks Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center, and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Shopping, ice skating at the Rockefeller rink, or a visit to a nearby museum could keep you busy until dusk when you should head south on 7th Avenue toward the bright lights of Times Square.
Comfortable and luxurious stays
YOTEL New York Times Square
European chain YOTEL is known for its breathtaking atmosphere and affordable rates to welcome. This Midtown West outpost is excellent, featuring an enormous rooftop terrace, a sleek restaurant and bar, and a funky outer space design. And it's usually low-end, at least for the area. Rooms are tiny and sweet, with the beautiful surrounding, and the location on quiet 10th avenue is a bit out of the way, but the cool factor will make this a worthwhile option for a young generation, well-heeled hipster set. Dream and Hudson Hotel are similar in the budget, room size (small), and trendiness, so it's worth weighing your options.
Embassy Suites by Hilton Niagara Falls Fallsview
Embassy Suites by Hilton Niagara Falls is a hotel located in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The closest hotel to Niagara Falls is the Fallsview Hotel. The hotel has a 42-story tower with 565 two-room suites overlooking the Niagara Falls Brink from the water's edge. On Fallsview Boulevard, next to the Niagara Fallsview Casino. The hotel is surrounded by some of Niagara's best restaurants and attractions, and it provides the best Fallsview accommodations. Visitors can ride the incline rail car that runs from the hotel's bluff to the park 100 feet below, right outside our front door. Guests first notice the hotel's casual, family-friendly atmosphere when entering the lobby, which features a contemporary design. There is a heated pool, two spa tubs, an arcade, and a game room at the hotel. A fitness centre allows guests to keep up with their exercise routine. Every morning, a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served. Guests can dine at The Keg for lunch and dinner, which has floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Falls from every table. On Fridays, a more casual menu is available. In the lobby, there is a Starbucks serving gourmet coffee.
Sheraton Fallsview Hotel
This hotel, connected to Casino Niagara and Fallsview Indoor Waterpark, has views of Niagara Falls. It has onsite dining, shopping, and spa services. Each room has a 37-inch flat-screen television. Each modern guest room at the Sheraton Fallsview Hotel Hotel has floor-to-ceiling windows and a marble bathroom. WiFi is available, as well as a coffee maker. The Fallsview Restaurant, located across from the Falls, serves a buffet and a la carte meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Falls Sheraton offers valet parking and concierge services. The business centre is open 24 hours, seven days a week. Clifton Hill's shops and entertainment are less than a 5-minute walk from the Sheraton Fallsview Hotel, and the Skylon Tower is one kilometre away.
YOTEL New York Times Square
European chain YOTEL is known for its breathtaking atmosphere and affordable rates to welcome. This Midtown West outpost is excellent, featuring an enormous rooftop terrace, a sleek restaurant and bar, and a funky outer space design. And it's usually low-end, at least for the area. Rooms are tiny and sweet, with the beautiful surrounding, and the location on quiet 10th avenue is a bit out of the way, but the cool factor will make this a worthwhile option for a young generation, well-heeled hipster set. Dream and Hudson Hotel are similar in the budget, room size (small), and trendiness, so it's worth weighing your options.
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