Historical Places in New York

Known for its International, New York is a hugely popular tourist spot. Thronged by tourists mainly during March, April, May, September, October and November, New York is a tourists’ delight. Chinese New Year, St. Patrick’s Day, and The Bloody Mary Festival are some of the most popular festivals that happen during the month of (According to the Lunar Calendar, March, and April consecutively.

While June, July and August are considered moderate season, December, January and February are considered off-seasons to visit the place. In peak season, i.e., in March, April, May, September, October and November you can expect pleasant days and cool nights in spring, warm days and cool evenings during autumn, whilst in the moderate season you will experience sunny days with a humid but pleasant climate. Temperatures hover around 25°C. In off-season the weather here is snowfall, cold weather and scarce sunshine.

In New York, tourists enjoy getting indulged in exploring the parks, walking tours, rain in spring, visiting museums, dining and boating in the peak season, whereas in moderate season concerts, budget-friendly deals, beaches, seasonal festivals and cold beverages are the frequently enjoyed activities. However, if you are travelling in off-season you can enjoy enjoying the seasonal festivals, less crowds, dressing up in winter fashion, winter sports and indoor attractions.

In terms of things to do or places to visit in New York, some of the most popular places that tourists visit are 9/11 Memorial, Times Square, Rockefeller Center.