New York City in the Spring

When most people think of visiting New York City they imagine the excitement of the Macy’s Day Parade or the magic of Christmas in Rockefeller Center. But what locals don’t want you to know is that the spring and early summer months are when the city really shines. The winter is so cold and dreary that when that first sunny day arrives the city turns into its own musical. Here are 5 reasons to visit NYC in the spring--

• Picnics, bike rides, row boats or carriage rides through central park while the temperature sits at a perfect 65 degrees. 
• The blooms! Between Macy’s Flower Show (March-April) and the tulips surrounding the public library, you will get lost in the array of bright colors and fresh scents that fill the air! 
• Restaurants spill out onto the streets with their outdoor seating, roof top bars offer scenic views of the city all surrounded with the crisp fresh air that only spring brings. 
• Festivals & Markets! An abundance of music festivals, food and art markets take over the streets of NYC. 
• The crowds- there is a small drop in tourism after the Holiday season. See the sights of the city with the weather the locals love to enjoy. 

New York City is home to the Statue of Liberty, Times Square & Broadway. Averaging 60 million tourists a year, plans and reservations are a must. Let one of our travel experts help you plan your perfect trip to NYC!

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About the Author

Savannah Blackmar, Travel Advisor
A traveler & planner at heart, Savannah loves connecting her passions together by helping clients create amazing memories through travel. Growing up in a military family, Savannah was able to experience first hand how new places and experiences bring loved ones closer together. Now a newlywed, she enjoys seeking out new adventures with her husband and pup. A romantic at heart, Savannah focuses on helping plan amazing destination weddings and honeymoons for Whitney World Travel clients. Savannah is a graduate of Texas State University and a proud alumnus of Alpha Delta Pi.