What To Do In Nyc When It Rains During Covid

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Raining Cats and Dogs (and COVID-19) in the Big Apple

New York City: the land of dreams, endless possibilities, and, unfortunately, unpredictable weather. So, you're in the heart of it all, and the heavens have decided to open up and weep. Don't panic! This isn't the end of your NYC adventure. It's just a chance to experience the city in a whole new, rain-soaked, COVID-conscious way.

What To Do In Nyc When It Rains During Covid
What To Do In Nyc When It Rains During Covid

Museum Madness

Let's face it, museums are the ultimate rainy-day saviors. NYC is a goldmine of them. From the mind-boggling Metropolitan Museum of Art to the quirky Museum of Ice Cream, there's something to pique everyone's interest. Just remember, masks are your new best friends! And yes, that includes the Mona Lisa. She's probably wearing one too, under all that glass.

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Shop Till You Drop (Indoors)

Rain, combined with the desire to avoid crowds, is the perfect excuse for a retail therapy session. Fifth Avenue beckons with its high-end stores, but don't forget about the hidden gems in SoHo and Williamsburg. And let's not overlook the joy of online shopping from the comfort of your hotel room. Just make sure to sanitize those credit cards afterwards.

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Culinary Adventures

When the city outside is a wet mess, it's time to explore the city's culinary scene. From Michelin-starred restaurants to hole-in-the-wall diners, NYC has it all. And don't forget about those cozy coffee shops where you can sip on a latte and watch the world go by (or at least the rain). Just remember to maintain a safe distance from other patrons while enjoying your delicious treats.

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Entertainment Galore

Broadway shows, comedy clubs, and even virtual concerts are all fantastic options for rainy days. You can laugh, cry, and sing your heart out without getting a single drop on you. Plus, many venues have implemented strict COVID-19 protocols, so you can enjoy the show without any worries.

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Home Sweet Hotel Room

Sometimes, the best plan is to embrace the coziness of your hotel room. Order room service, binge-watch your favorite shows, and give your feet a much-needed break. It's the ultimate self-care day, and who says you can't enjoy a glass of wine while looking out at the rainy city?

Remember: Even though restrictions are easing, it's crucial to prioritize your health and safety. Wear a mask, maintain social distance, and frequently sanitize your hands.

How to...

  • How to find indoor activities: Check out websites like Time Out New York or NYC & Company for a comprehensive list of museums, theaters, and other attractions.
  • How to stay entertained indoors: Stock up on your favorite snacks, movies, and books. Don't forget to download some new podcasts or audiobooks.
  • How to order food safely: Many restaurants offer delivery and takeout options. Consider using contactless payment and tipping digitally.
  • How to stay connected with loved ones: Video calls are a great way to stay in touch with friends and family while staying safe.
  • How to make the most of a rainy day: Embrace the coziness, explore new hobbies, and relax. Remember, even the most iconic cities deserve a break sometimes.
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