If you’re a lover of city breaks, the hustle and bustle of modern city life and enjoy American cinema and TV, then New York has to be high on your list. While prices are high In the summer months, come Autumn (or Fall if you’re an American) prices start to drop as the weather becomes cooler. Last month the cheapest return flight, according to skyscanner.net between London and New York was as little as £274. The later in the Autumn season you leave your trip, the cheaper the flights should become. Winter officially starts in December in New York. Prices generally increase in December most probably due to those seeking to experience the city during the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year period. With around 50 airlines combined making 216 flights a week between the two locations, you’re bound to find a good deal.
Central Park
Overlooking the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir and the San Remo building.
Credit: Photo: Marie-Lan Nguyen
Central Park
In the distance, the two towers of the Time Warner Center.
Credit: Photo: Marie-Lan Nguyen
Central Park
Overlooking 'The Lake' with buildings of Central Park West and 72nd Street in the background.
Credit: Photo: Anthony Quintano
View of One World Trade Center
Statue of Liberty, New Jersey and Staten Island in the background.
Credit: Photo: Pablo
View of One World Trade Center
Batter Park City Authority in the foreground.
Credit: Photo: Dolapo Falola
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Title Image credits: KIDKUTSMEDIA | Stats: skyscanner.net
Eldora
February 3rd, 2016 06:22