"New York is known for doing things in a big way: Niagara Falls, the Empire State Building, the bright lights of Times Square, the Adirondack Mountains, the Hudson River Valley, Central Park, Woodstock, the Apollo Theater, the New York Knicks, and so much more. And if you are visiting this awesome state before the end of the year, many delightful experiences await you."
"And, there's nothing quite like celebrating Christmas in places like New York City, because there are so many delightful things to do. From ice-skating in Rockefeller Plaza, sipping hot chocolate in a cozy Igloo chalet in Bryant Park, watching the Light Show at Saks on Fifth Avenue, seeing the gorgeous holiday decor and tree lighting at the Lotte New York Palace, and experiencing the beauty and glamour of The Plaza during the holidays."
"But with all the fun possibilities for unique experiences in New York, there's something extra special about a good, old-fashioned look at beautifully decorated homes and lawns for the Christmas season. And, when it comes to holiday lights, nothing beats the Christmas decorations and holiday spirit in Dyker Heights. Katia-stock.adobe.com Dyker Heights, affectionately known as Dyker Lights, is a suburban residential community in Brooklyn, New York, where most homes boast beautiful curb appeal."
New York offers oversized attractions and festive holiday experiences across the state, from Niagara Falls and skyscrapers to cultural landmarks and scenic regions. Winter cold and snow heighten seasonal ambience, with many Christmas activities in New York City such as ice-skating at Rockefeller Plaza, hot chocolate in an Igloo chalet at Bryant Park, Saks Fifth Avenue light shows, holiday decor and tree lightings at Lotte New York Palace, and The Plaza's seasonal glamour. Movie-themed Holiday Lights and Movie Sites tours visit iconic Manhattan locations. Brooklyn's Dyker Heights features extravagant residential Christmas displays, earning a reputation as one of the most Christmassy communities in the US.
Read at www.onlyinyourstate.com
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