New York is never more magical than during the holiday season and "Magical" is the only way to describe the atmosphere here as excited kids and adults celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah also known as the Festival of Lights, the winter solstice, New Year's Eve and much more, transforming the City into a real wonderland.

Around the holiday season the whole New York City wraps its department stores, public spaces, restaurants and events venues in tinsel and other glittering excess. Stunning window displays, enchanting train shows, mesmerizing tree lightings and heart-warming concerts are just a very few things you don’t want to miss in New York at Christmas. And don’t forget about shopping, which is one of the key reasons why most people come to visit New York around Christmas. From holiday markets to luxurious Fifth Avenue department stores to downtown boutiques for the fashion savvy, there is truly no other place in the world that answers to all of your gift-buying needs.

Even with the cold wind blowing and sometimes even snow falling New York City is transformed into a winter wonderland - magical and exciting place to be for everyone! From the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center to the Christmas window displays at Macy's and Saks Fifth Avenue there are endless Christmas sights to enjoy during the holiday season in New York City. Ice skating at Rockefeller Center is also a popular option if you want to ice skate in New York City.

It is wonderful that even though New York City is one of the biggest and top holiday destinations in the world, you don’t have to choose between buying Christmas presents for family or taking them on a holiday vacation. New York does it both. New York at Christmas is a full package with many different entertainment options where every single family member will find what to do and they will have an unforgettable time.

No doubt, Christmas in NYC is the stuff dreams are made of! Snow blankets the streets of Manhattan, crowds "ooh" and "aah" at the exquisite Christmas window displays adorning the stores along Fifth Avenue, ice skaters glide across the Rockefeller Center Skating Rink as the Rockefeller Christmas tree glows beneath the New York skyline. So if you still haven’t been in New York at Christmas you really should consider of coming here! New York is the most beautiful around Christmas! Check touramerica.ie website for more info!