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New York in 4 days

Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, skyline views and museums: a 4-day New York break from the UK, with what to book before you go.

Updated 2 November 2026 · FLYFARELIA trip plan

~8 hoursdirect from London
3 nightsplus an overnight flight home
Apr–Jun · Sep–Decbest months
ESTAneeded before you fly

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1Flights to New York

Direct flights go from Heathrow and Gatwick to New York JFK and Newark (EWR), and from Manchester and Edinburgh too. Our search covers all New York airports.

2Hotels, night by night

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Midtown is the easiest base for a first visit. Rooms are small; family rooms and suites go first. Hotel searches open Booking.com for 2 adults; add children there.

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Day by day

  1. Day1
    Midtown lights

    Land, check in, and keep going to beat jet lag: Times Square, then the city at sunset from Top of the Rock or the Empire State Building.

  2. Day2
    Central Park and museums

    Hire bikes in Central Park, then the American Museum of Natural History (dinosaurs and the planetarium). Fifth Avenue on the way back.

  3. Day3
    Liberty and Brooklyn

    Ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island (book with the official operator). The 9/11 Memorial, then walk the Brooklyn Bridge to DUMBO for pizza.

  4. Day4
    High Line and home

    Walk the High Line to Chelsea Market and Hudson Yards. Evening flight home lands in the UK the next morning.

Before you go

Sources

Facts last checked on 2 November 2026. Opening days, schedules and entry rules change, so always check before you travel.

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