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Flight + Hotel(optional car available) |
Flight + Luxury HotelYour dates from C$538 |
Flight + CarYour dates from C$450 |
| Destination | Dates | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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New York City, NY |
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 |
from C$411 |
See all available dates from C$331
Alternate Dates
| Destination | Dates | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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New York City, NY |
Thu, Nov, 26 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$387 |
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New York City, NY |
Fri, Nov, 27 - Mon, Nov 30 | from C$455 |
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New York City, NY |
Sat, Nov, 28 - Mon, Nov 30 | from C$386 |
| Destination | This Weekend | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Sat, Nov 21
Returning Mon, Nov 23 Returning Tue, Nov 24 |
from C$354 from C$387 |
| Destination | Next Weekend | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Wed, Nov 25
Returning Sun, Nov 29 Returning Mon, Nov 30 |
from C$421 from C$615 |
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Thu, Nov 26
Returning Sun, Nov 29 Returning Mon, Nov 30 Returning Tue, Dec 1 |
from C$387 from C$421 from C$453 |
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Fri, Nov 27
Returning Sun, Nov 29 Returning Mon, Nov 30 Returning Tue, Dec 1 |
from C$411 from C$455 from C$421 |
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Sat, Nov 28
Returning Mon, Nov 30 Returning Tue, Dec 1 |
from C$386 from C$375 |
| Destination | More Weekends | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Thu, Dec 3
Returning Sun, Dec 6 Returning Mon, Dec 7 Returning Tue, Dec 8 |
from C$375 from C$407 from C$438 |
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Fri, Dec 4
Returning Sun, Dec 6 Returning Mon, Dec 7 Returning Tue, Dec 8 |
from C$343 from C$375 from C$407 |
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Sat, Dec 5
Returning Mon, Dec 7 Returning Tue, Dec 8 |
from C$343 from C$375 |
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Thu, Dec 10
Returning Sun, Dec 13 Returning Mon, Dec 14 Returning Tue, Dec 15 |
from C$375 from C$407 from C$438 |
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Fri, Dec 11
Returning Sun, Dec 13 Returning Mon, Dec 14 Returning Tue, Dec 15 |
from C$331 from C$375 from C$407 |
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New York City, NY |
Leaving Sat, Dec 12
Returning Mon, Dec 14 Returning Tue, Dec 15 |
from C$343 from C$375 |
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Nearby Destinations
| Destination | Dates | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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New York Vicinity, NY
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$396 |
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New York City, NY
(includes luxury hotel) |
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$538 |
Other Destinations in the Mid-Atlantic
| Destination | Dates | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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Newark, NJ
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$374 |
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Wilmington, DE, DE
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$388 |
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Philadelphia, PA
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$396 |
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Pittsburgh, PA
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$430 |
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Harrisburg/ Hershey, PA
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$431 |
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Philadelphia, PA
(includes luxury hotel) |
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$449 |
Other Big City Destinations
| Destination | Dates | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|
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Dallas, TX
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$363 |
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Fort Worth, TX
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$378 |
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Chicago, IL
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$396 |
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Los Angeles, CA
|
Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Nov 29 | from C$566 |
New York City: Why Go
New York City, NY: You-Wanna-Piece-a-This?
Come on, we dare you to try to "make it" in the city that never sleeps-mostly because there's so much to do!
Place we love, even if it is touristy: We don't care if it's full of tourists--New Yawkas embrace Central Park's 843 acres as a dream backyard with everything from a full-size zoo and lake to Adirondack-style bridges, rowboat rentals, and a rocky waterfall. There's even a castle--not to mention a hand-carved, wooden carousel, a children's Alice in Wonderland sculpture garden, and dozens of museum-worthy bronze statues. We simply can't get enough of this place.
Best excuse for packing a coat and tie: Dapper men don top hats and sophisticated ladies even break out the gloves to experience opera at its best in the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center. As the famous Austrian crystal chandeliers rise to the ceiling and the curtain opens before classics such as La Boheme or Aida, you'll be partaking in a timeless New York tradition.
Editor's favorite watering hole: You could join the crowds at the bars downtown, but it doesn't get more authentic than Russian Samovar's Theater District haunt with live cabaret and the best flavored vodkas outside of Moscow. For an upscale, but kinky, Graduate vibe, saunter into the Philip Johnson-designed Four Season's restaurant in the Mies van der Rohe Seagram Building.
Chill-out spot: Take in the best views of the Manhattan skyline while crossing the Brooklyn Bridge from New York's Financial District. Reward yourself with a slice of Grimaldi's coal oven pizza at the end of the rainbow on the Brooklyn side. (Dodging Brooklynites on bicycles on their way home is part of the fun.)
Break the bank dinner: For comfort dining at its finest and most expensive, NYers in-the- know clamor for a reservation at Gramercy Tavern, a warm and welcoming New York landmark delighting palates with New American cuisine staples such as filet mignon and paprika-rubbed quail atop buttery polenta.
Get out of dodge: When pounding the pavement takes its toll, NYers head to Chittenango Falls, the local alternative to Niagara. This 167-foot waterfall's size, beauty, and power are awe-inspiring, and on a sunny day, even a jaded city dweller can get goosebumps from the mist-shrouded rainbows.
The real deal: Back when Harlem was the capital of New York nightlife, the Cotton Club was the hub of the jazz scene. Today locals and jazz lovers gather again for live music at the historic Lenox Lounge, fried chicken and waffles at Amy Ruth's, and casual jaunts around Sugar Hill's iconic brownstones.
You can take it with you: We recommend packing a pizza from Spumoni Gardens, bagging bagels and lox from Barney Greengrass, and stopping at the only-in-NYC boutiques in Nolita to return home with local finds.
Come on, we dare you to try to "make it" in the city that never sleeps-mostly because there's so much to do!
Place we love, even if it is touristy: We don't care if it's full of tourists--New Yawkas embrace Central Park's 843 acres as a dream backyard with everything from a full-size zoo and lake to Adirondack-style bridges, rowboat rentals, and a rocky waterfall. There's even a castle--not to mention a hand-carved, wooden carousel, a children's Alice in Wonderland sculpture garden, and dozens of museum-worthy bronze statues. We simply can't get enough of this place.
Best excuse for packing a coat and tie: Dapper men don top hats and sophisticated ladies even break out the gloves to experience opera at its best in the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center. As the famous Austrian crystal chandeliers rise to the ceiling and the curtain opens before classics such as La Boheme or Aida, you'll be partaking in a timeless New York tradition.
Editor's favorite watering hole: You could join the crowds at the bars downtown, but it doesn't get more authentic than Russian Samovar's Theater District haunt with live cabaret and the best flavored vodkas outside of Moscow. For an upscale, but kinky, Graduate vibe, saunter into the Philip Johnson-designed Four Season's restaurant in the Mies van der Rohe Seagram Building.
Chill-out spot: Take in the best views of the Manhattan skyline while crossing the Brooklyn Bridge from New York's Financial District. Reward yourself with a slice of Grimaldi's coal oven pizza at the end of the rainbow on the Brooklyn side. (Dodging Brooklynites on bicycles on their way home is part of the fun.)
Break the bank dinner: For comfort dining at its finest and most expensive, NYers in-the- know clamor for a reservation at Gramercy Tavern, a warm and welcoming New York landmark delighting palates with New American cuisine staples such as filet mignon and paprika-rubbed quail atop buttery polenta.
Get out of dodge: When pounding the pavement takes its toll, NYers head to Chittenango Falls, the local alternative to Niagara. This 167-foot waterfall's size, beauty, and power are awe-inspiring, and on a sunny day, even a jaded city dweller can get goosebumps from the mist-shrouded rainbows.
The real deal: Back when Harlem was the capital of New York nightlife, the Cotton Club was the hub of the jazz scene. Today locals and jazz lovers gather again for live music at the historic Lenox Lounge, fried chicken and waffles at Amy Ruth's, and casual jaunts around Sugar Hill's iconic brownstones.
You can take it with you: We recommend packing a pizza from Spumoni Gardens, bagging bagels and lox from Barney Greengrass, and stopping at the only-in-NYC boutiques in Nolita to return home with local finds.
