NYC in December: More Than Just Frosty Nose and Cold Toes
New York City in December is like a giant, glittery gingerbread house. It's sweet, it's festive, and it's totally worth the cold. But let's be real, it's also a concrete jungle where the wind chill can make you question your life choices. So, how do you navigate this magical, yet frigid wonderland? Let's dive in!
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| What To Do In Nyc In December |
Embrace Your Inner Elf (Or Grinch, We Won't Judge)
Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree: This is the obvious choice. It’s like the Eiffel Tower of Christmas trees. But let’s be honest, it’s also a zoo. If you're into crowds and a pinch of frostbite, go for it. Otherwise, enjoy the tree from afar or on TV.
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Ice Skating: Another classic. Whether you’re a graceful swan or a clumsy penguin, there’s an ice rink for you. Just remember, falling on ice is less graceful than you think.
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Holiday Markets: These are like Christmas-themed flea markets, but with way more overpriced hot chocolate. You can find everything from handmade crafts to overpriced hot chocolate. It’s a win-win!
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Broadway Shows: Nothing says "festive cheer" like a musical about murder or heartbreak. It's the perfect way to warm up after a day of shivering.
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Museum Hopping: Escape the cold and immerse yourself in art, history, or whatever weird stuff museums have. Plus, you can pretend you’re cultured.
Food, Glorious Food (And Warm Drinks)
Let's talk about the real reason for the season: food. NYC has a food scene that would make Gordon Ramsay weep with joy. From classic New York pizza to world-class cuisine, there’s something to satisfy every craving. And let's not forget the warm drinks. Hot chocolate, spiked or not, is a must.
Surviving the Cold: A Brief Guide
- Layer up like you're going to the North Pole.
- Invest in good boots. Your feet will thank you.
- Carry hand warmers. They're like tiny miracles.
- Find a cozy bar. Sometimes, the best way to deal with the cold is with a warm drink and good company.
How To...
- How to avoid frostbite? Layer up, wear gloves, and cover your face.
- How to find the best holiday market? Check online reviews and recommendations.
- How to get tickets to a Broadway show? Check official websites, ticket resale sites, or try your luck at the box office.
- How to stay warm and cozy? Find a good coat, drink hot chocolate, and enjoy the festive atmosphere.
- How to survive the crowds? Plan ahead, be patient, and remember, it's only temporary.
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