Winter in New York is long and hard, but Christmas in the city makes up for it. Fairy lights covering the bare trees, the grand decorations on sixth avenue; the beautifully adorned Christmas trees; the smoky chestnuts sold on fifth avenue; the street musicians giving their own renditions of the popular Christmas songs; the snow covered Central Park; very creative decorations in the shops; tourists (lots and lots of them) happy and cheerful and trying to get the “picture with the tree” at Rockefeller Center; the wonderful Christmas spectacular at Radio city that makes you want to be a child again; truly divine peppermint hot chocolate in Starbucks; and the holidays that give you time to enjoy it all – truly make it the most wonderful time of the year!
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I miss this city so much!
I went there from the end of april to the middle of July but I wish I could come on winter to live a New Yorker Christmas!
Are you from New York?
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Hi Melody, I am from India but settled in New York. New York is indeed magical around Christmas…. Please do come around Christmas time… Would love to show you around!
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I would love to! Maybe next year! I hope so!
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Lovely photos of a New York Christmas. It’s been way too long since I visited – about time I put that right! Happy travels in 2014 🙂
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Cheers to my favourite city 🙂 I have travelled to New York so far in the spring and summer the weather was lovely! During Christmas time the wind chill can make it seem colder?? but I suppose is a great time to visit!
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Thanks Evelina! We lived in New York for 6 years and thus had no option but to experience the cold winters. But the Christmas decorations do make up for it a little bit 🙂 Glad you visited in Spring.
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