What to do in New York City in November?

What to do in New York City in November?

November is the perfect time to check into one of our hotels near Rockefeller Center (Rockettes at Radio City, Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, Ice Skating) or on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Route or near Central Park for iconic Ice Skating.

What’s the weather like in Atlanta in November?

November is a Great Time to Visit Atlanta Average temperature low and high: 41°- 64° The trees in Atlanta turn from green to gold in fall. Picturesque by any measure, there is plenty to see and do in Atlanta in November.

When is the holiday lights show in Atlanta?

Events From November 22 To Thanksgiving Weekend, November 27-28 2021 – Garden Lights, Holiday Nights, from November 13 2021 Annual holiday lights show at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens.

Is it cold in New York in November?

The Christmas season is approaching and in November 2019 in New York, it can also be crisp and cold – even snow is not uncommon. But November is still a beautiful month to travel and visit New York City.

What to watch in New York in December?

Even though it’s cold outside, there are still lots of great sports to watch in December in New York City. The Knicks and Nets basketball season is well underway, as are the Rangers and Islanders hockey seasons. The Giants and Jets are toward the end of football season, and hopefully doing well!

Where to watch the ball drop in NYC?

December is the perfect time to watch the world’s most famous ball drop at midnight from your own New Year’s Eve NYC Hotel, check into one of our hotels near Rockefeller Center (Rockettes at Radio City, Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, Ice Skating) or near Central Park for more iconic Ice Skating.

When is the Christmas tree lighting in NYC?

The Rockefeller Christmas Tree Lighting is a highlight of every winter in NYC. The unlit tree arrives in November, and after Black Friday and Thanksgiving, the department stores open their famous window holiday displays.But, it is the week after Thanksgiving that represents the true start of Holiday Season in NYC for many New Yorkers.