New York's year-end festivities have inspired more than one movie: they are so famous in the world that every year several million tourists flock to the city during the Christmas period. Is that your case? Well, it is the occasion or never to discover the city in a new light , thanks to the numerous events and activities set up especially for this occasion in the various districts of the city.
Christmas celebrated in Brooklyn
From 1st to 31st December, the Dyker Heights neighborhood is transformed into a real Santa Claus village with decorations that do not make half a measure: illuminations, Christmas carols, giant crèches, lead soldiers over 9 meters high ... A circuit to go while enjoying a hot chocolate. We already see it!
Christmas in Staten Island
What could be more magical than attending the illumination of a Christmas tree? On December 6, the giant fir tree of Richmond Town will be lit at nightfall. An unforgettable spectacle, not to be missed under any pretext.
Christmas in the Bronx
Create your own family Christmas decorations on December 12 and 13 through the Wave Hill workshop . On the program: lessons to learn how to make crowns or decorated boxes. The ultimate event for DIY enthusiasts!
Christmas in Queens
From 26 to 28 December, the Queens County Farm Museum welcomes visitors to the Floral Park Adriance Farmhouse. The opportunity for children to have fun while testing craft activities, while adults will enjoy hot cider.
Christmas in Manhattan
In the heart of the island, it is not the activities that miss the holiday season. But some, like the illumination of the famous Christmas tree of the Rockfeller Center are simply mythical. On December 2nd at 9 pm, the Christmas tree will be highlighted, giving the kick-off of more than a month of festivities.
Want to discover the city and its decorations? From 12 November to 3 January, take a seat in one of the buses of The Ride's Holiday Edition. On the program: a journey through the different districts to discover New York in its festive clothes.
Finally, it is impossible to spend Christmas in New York without taking advantage of George Balanchine's mythical Nutcracker. The ballet took place at the New York City Ballet from 27 November to 3 January. Festive atmosphere guaranteed.
