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Finding the best hotel in NYC to stay at, whether on a trip here or a staycation, is paramount. Yes, you’ll likely be out and about and the hotel simply serves as a place to lay your head, but a good hotel can make or break your time in the city. New York prides itself on its hospitality and that is pretty clearly evidenced by its best hotels. Every kind of traveler can find their perfect holiday haven in this glorious city, from sleek boutique hotels in the city’s trendiest neighborhoods to opulent luxury stays near the top NYC attractions. You’ll even find some of the best spas and restaurants tucked inside their lobbies. Whether you’re a first-time visitor to the Big Apple or a local craving an inner-city staycation, these properties take the cake when it comes to hospitality and hotel perks. Cue room service. February 2025 update: We have completely revamped our list by visiting dozens of hotels across NYC, most recently, the Carlyle. So know that when you’re reading this list, you’re getting the most up-to-date information. 🇺🇸 Click here to view our full guide to the best things to do in NYC🏨 Discover the best cheap hotels in NYC🌉 Explore the coolest Airbnbs in Brooklyn💗 Book one of the best boutique hotels in NYC Who makes the cut? While we might not stay in and review every hotel featured, we've based our list on our expert knowledge of the destination covered, editorial reviews, user reviews, hotel amenities, and in-depth research to find you the best stays.

Growing up, the sandwich was in constant rotation. A shelf-stable sandwich was a constant cast member in my brown bag lunch, from the reliable turkey with a squirt of mustard to the simple yet satisfying peanut butter and jelly variety, all of which was prepared by my loving mother. But as I've grown, so has my imagination as to what I can slide between two halves of bread.  The mighty sandwich is really a vehicle for all. Carnivorous appetites call for hunks of brisket and barbecue to pastrami-stacked creations. Yet sandwiches sprouting with veggies and vegetarian-forward ingredients can be just as satisfying if not more. And no matter what, a sandwich beats a sad desk salad, any day. When the hankering calls for a carb-laden lunch (or breakfast or dinner, we don't care), thumb through this list and discover your new favorite sub. Editor's note: We removed Bonafide Delicatessen and Cafe, Ciao, Gloria, Henry Public and Rowdy Rooster. We added Bark Barbecue, Calyer, Daily Provisions, Ends Meat, Ollin, Win Son Bakery and The Bonnie.  RECOMMENDED: The 25 most spectacular sandwiches in the world

NYC can be a very, very expensive place—but it doesn’t have to be. And you don’t have to sacrifice style or quality for cheap prices, either. If you know where to look, NYC is packed to the brim with chic, cozy hotels at prices that won’t make your eyes water. So whether you’re hunting for a historic hideaway, a room with a view, or simply a hotel with an uber-convenient location, we’ve got you covered with our list of top low-budget hotels around town. Now you've got a whole lot of extra cash to spend during your stay. You're welcome! RECOMMENDED: Full guide to the best hotels in NYC Updated February 2025: Whether in town for the first time, a frequent visitor or a New Yorker looking for a unique staycation option, one thing is for sure: you don't want to go broke when booking a hotel stay. Cheap options fill up quickly these days, which is why we've browsed neighborhoods and boroughs to give you as many new options for low-budget hotels as possible. Happy vacation. 🇺🇸 Click here to view our full guide to the best things to do in NYC🏨 Discover the best hotels in NYC🌉 Explore the coolest Airbnbs in Brooklyn💗 Book one of the best boutique hotels in NYC Who makes the cut? While we might not stay in and review every hotel featured, we've based our list on our expert knowledge of the destination covered, editorial reviews, user reviews, hotel amenities and in-depth research to find you the best stays. This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on o

What makes a special cinema? A colossal IMAX screen, Dolby Atmos sound and cutting-edge 4K projectors are all great, but there’s something more that makes a great temple of cinema – a sense of storytelling that starts before you’ve even grabbed your popcorn and taken your seat. There are a few cinemas that truly stand apart: cine-temples so historic, beautiful and unusual that they make taking in a movie feel like an act of pilgrimage. We’ve scoured the globe, from London to Paris, Jaipur and New York to Sydney and Copenhagen, to highlight the 50 most heavenly movie theaters on the planet. From a 12-seat theatre in an old Ontario crafts shop to a 2702-seat grand salle in the City of Light, Time Out is celebrating them in all their architecturally eye-popping, Insta-friendly, just plain drop-dead-gorgeous variety. Pull up a red velvet armchair, plonk your feet on a foot stool and take a trip to the world’s most beautiful cinemas. RECOMMENDED: 🎥 The 100 greatest movies ever made🌏 101 places all movie lovers should visit

New York City is famous for its incredible dining scene, home to some of the best restaurants in the world. But if you think top-tier dining and kids don’t mix, think again. While there are plenty of gimmicky spots that focus more on entertainment than cuisine, many restaurants manage to strike the perfect balance between being fun for kids and serving genuinely great food. These kid-friendly restaurants in NYC ensure that both parents and little ones have an enjoyable experience. At these spots, kids will be excited to dig in, and parents won’t have to settle for bland, uninspired meals. Expect high-quality dishes, a welcoming atmosphere and menus that cater to even the pickiest eaters. Whether you're craving pizza, tacos, burgers or a more adventurous dining experience, there are countless places across the city that accommodate families without sacrificing taste. Some restaurants offer playful themes, interactive dining experiences or spacious outdoor seating, making them ideal for kids to explore while parents relax. So gather the family and get ready to enjoy a delicious meal in one of the most vibrant food cities in the world.

Time Out is a global authority on having fun in your city, and we hand-pick restaurants to represent that mission at Time Out Market. Boston is home to one such food hall and cultural market, with more than a dozen dining options—from eclectic Italian cuisine to festive doughnuts and seasonal cocktails. RECOMMENDED: How to order at Time Out Market Boston But just like on our website, showcasing the best of the city under one roof goes beyond food and drink. Time Out Market Boston also hosts frequent events like pop-up markets, free fitness, local beer fests, drag brunch and more. Here's an updated list about what's going on this month. 

January is (thankfully) nearing its end. You know what that means? It’s high time you book that trip you’ve been thinking about. The question is, where to go? Well, we at Time Out have some ideas. We asked our editors for the number one destination they think should be on travellers’ radar this year, whether for unmissable events or cool new hotels, unspoiled nature or a growing dining scene. Our sights are set on foodie trips in Spain, starry skies in Norway, surf breaks in Siargao – and much more where that came from. Here are 12 amazing places we think you should explore in 2025. RECOMMENDED:🌇 The best cities in the world in 2025🗺️ The 25 best things to do around the world in 2025🧳 Five countries that really need more travellers this year

Whether it be an after-work hang, a birthday party or a simply an opportunity to belt your little heart out, a karaoke bar can boost one’s mood. Lucky for all of us, New York City is chock-full of karaoke bars built for every performer's fancy, whether you’re into singing showtunes in a bear bar or crooning the best the ‘80s has to offer in a Koreatown private room filled with your closest friends. Here we dive into the best karaoke bars the city has to offer—get your vocal chords ready! RECOMMENDED: More of the best bars in NYC

The sound of swaying trees, the chirps of birds in the morning, and the sun peeking through the tree branches into your window. Doesn't that sound like heaven? Luckily, it's an experience that's well within your reach with these treehouse Airbnbs near NYC. From low-fi elevated cabins to more luxurious options with hot tubs and extensive vinyl collections, there's a treehouse for everyone. These treehouse Airbnbs help you recharge and rewind, whether you're looking for a complete off-grid, digital-detox trip or something between urban and rural living. Even though these Airbnbs are a step up from camping near NYC, be sure to pack your hiking boots and essentials because some of these are charmingly out of reach. Hotels, frankly, could never.  🏙 Check out these cozy cabins near NYC on Airbnb🗽Discover NYC's must see and do tourist spots 🏞 Heading Upstate? Here's where you should go This guide was written by the Editor of Time Out New York, Shaye Weaver. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines. While we might not stay in every hotel featured below, we've based our list on top reviews and amenities to find you the best stays. This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, see our affiliate guidelines.

Regardless of the season, New York City’s parks offer a refuge from the stresses of everyday life in the city as well as prime spots for outdoor gatherings. The best NYC parks provide plenty of space and fresh air, perfect for soaking up the sun in summer or taking some time for quiet contemplation in the winter. Whether you’re looking for a bit of nature, a path for jogging or biking, a spot for a picnic or a place to walk your dog, these parks offer all that and much more. Did you know that there are around 1,700 parks within the five boroughs? From pocket parks to dog parks to massive beauties like Central Park and Prospect Park, NYC’s parks have their own unique characteristics, and all are cherished as jewels among the concrete landscape of the city. While the winter months may not be the best for boating or picnicking, NYC’s parks are still one of the top things to do outside year-round. Central Park is the most popular park in New York for sure, but there may be another you find is the most beautiful—it's all in the eye of the beholder. These parks are a must for locals and visitors alike. They offer picturesque views, fresh air, and seasonal programming and activities. Be on the lookout for movie screenings, outdoor concerts, holiday markets, hiking, and ice skating. While some are peaceful and some are buzzy hotspots, they all offer a chance to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy being outside. RECOMMENDED: Full guide to the best things to do in NYC This article i

Boredom in the bedroom? Want to spice things up but have no idea where to begin? This list of the best sex classes in NYC has something for singles, couples, throuples, and everyone in between. Learn the (bondage) ropes of tantric sex or dirty talk, then stop by one of the best sex shops in the city to get all the accessories you’ll need. You're in for a real treat.  If you’re on the prowl, hit up one of the city’s hookup bars or swingers clubs. You’ll probably want to keep this playlist of the best sex songs handy, too. And of course, most importantly, stay safe and enjoy yourself. Having fun should be your number one priority.  RECOMMENDED: Full guide to classes in NYC This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, click here.

On the rare occasion that living in the city that never sleeps gets a bit too much, you can always rely on upstate to help you catch up on some rest. But it's so much more than just a place to snooze; upstate New York resorts are packed with wonderful activities, from paddleboarding, fishing, and golf, all the way through to wineries, hiking trails, and picturesque apple-picking farms. Plenty of stuff that you just don't really get in the concrete jungle.  There are so many different things to do that it can be difficult to know how best to spend your time. And once you've had a taste of the chillaxation on offer, you'll surely be back. These are some of our favorite upstate New York resorts, handpicked by our team of experts.  RECOMMENDED: The best Airbnbs in Hudson ValleyThe best hotels and B&Bs in Hudson, NY This article was written by Marion Bernstein – a writer based in New York. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines. 

Sometimes when you’re planning a trip to NYC, you just want a classic New York experience. You want a hotel that you step into and think to yourself: “Yes—I am at a luxury hotel in Midtown Manhattan that feels like a luxury hotel in Midtown Manhattan.” The Peninsula New York is that hotel. That’s due, in large part, to a winning combination of its landmarked 1905 Beaux Arts building and a new state-of-the-art renovation. On a recent stay at the property, I had a lovely experience that felt both worlds away from the hectic streets outside and also physically (and spiritually) never far from Fifth Avenue. Why stay at The Peninsula New York? The Peninsula Hotels is an international chain of luxury hotels operated by Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels. Founded in 1928 by the Kadoorie family, the hotel group now has operations around the world—including properties in NYC, Los Angeles and Chicago. The Peninsula New York is the U.S. flagship property of the group. The historic building that it occupies originally opened as the Gotham Hotel in 1905 with a striking limestone and granite facade meant to complement the nearby University Club. After going through a few different incarnations, it opened as The Peninsula New York in 1988. You can sense those layers of history as you move through the hotel—especially when you first walk in and encounter the grand, marble double-staircase that brings you to check-in and the hotel’s restaurants and bars. In addition to the elevated surroundings, a

Why waste your time celebrating Valentine’s Day (expected, traditional, dull) when you could be celebrating Galentine’s Day (actually fun, good vibes, chosen family). If you and your gal pals are looking to hang on G Day, come do it with us at Time Out Market! We’ve got a “Pop Divas”-themed Galentine’s Day pop-up with Little Words Project that’s going to be a blast. We’ll have all the supplies you need to create friendship bracelets (two for the price of one) that you can take home or spread the love by donating one to a patient at Tufts Medical. On top of that, you can expect diva anthems, a $10 drink voucher for themed cocktails and plenty of good vibes.

This Saturday, Time Out Market Boston is giving you the chance to actually burn calories. (To make more room for food, of course.) Not only are we hosting one of our most action-packed afternoons ever, we’re doing it for a great cause. We’re partnering with Fifth Wellness for a jam-packed day of energizing fitness classes where you can try out some new workouts and make new friends.  In addition to the individual fitness classes (available purchase here), you can also buy an all-access pass to enjoy the wellness expo with complimentary beverages and recovery services, a $10 Time Out Market gift card, an on-site cold plunge and much much more. Check out the full line-up of offerings here and timing for fitness classes below. (Each ticket sold to the event supports the FMP Boston Marathon teams!) 10:30AM-11:15AM: Cycle For Change REV'D Ride 45 Led By Briana Harris 10:30AM-11:15AM: Mindful Movement Led By Coach Michael James 11:00-12:00PM: Strut For A Cause Led By Sip & Strut (Two Toned Training) 11:30AM-12:15PM: Cycle For Change REV'D Ride 45 Led By Mullainy Fine 11:30AM-12:15PM: Unlock the Power of Breathwork Led By Rachel Lee 12:30PM-1:15PM: Power for a Purpose REV'D X BootCamp Led By Kallan Roys & Amanda DeSantis 12:30PM-1:15PM: SSPORT Club Wellness Course Led By Jillian Barnes 1:00-2:00PM: Why Stop Now Miles for a Mission Led by Alyssa & Mike Pannozzi 1:30 -2:15PM: Cycle For Change REV'D Ride 45 Led By Steph Dumenigo

Romance is overrated! Join us at Time Out Market this February 14 for an Anti-Valentine’s Day Bash where we’ll have a live DJ spinning tracks to match your mood. On top of the refreshing soundtrack, we’ll be serving up some fun, themed cocktails perfect for friend groups, couples or just you! See you on the dance floor.

Bring your loved ones to Time Out Market this Saturday for a fun Valentine's-themed drag brunch and bingo. The afternoon starts at 1pm with fierce performances, themed cocktails and a bingo bonanza! Get all the details here.

Do you know someone who looks like Tom Brady? Do you look like Tom Brady? (Congrats!) If you think you’ve got the GOAT’s signature style then come and join us for the ULTIMATE Tom Brady Look-Alike Contest at Time Out Market. Need us to sweeten the deal? How does a $200 cash prize sound? Not only will the winner take home that sizable chunk of change but runner-ups will all be walking away with Time Out Market give cards. So stop by to show off your best TB12 look or just to enjoy the day’s themed cocktails and live DJ.

Celebrating the entrepreneurial spirit of LGBTQ+-owned businesses, this event showcases a curated selection of unique and thoughtful gifts. Explore a wonderland of creativity and craftsmanship, and discover the perfect gifts (for you or someone special) while supporting small businesses. Don't miss this opportunity to shop unique finds while supporting local LQBTQ+-owned businesses!  More than a dozen LGBTQ+-owned businesses are popping up at the Fenway food hall with a curated selection of gifts. Creativity and craftsmanship combine at this fun, free event. Shop local while enjoying the array of food and drink options and a festive atmosphere of the market. 

This is your opportunity to learn the art of pizza making from an expert! Lala’s is hosting a pizza-making class at Time Out Market Boston where you’ll knead your own dough, prepare fresh toppings and bake a ‘za to perfection, all under the supervision of an expert instructor. Whether you’ve never made a pizza in your life or you’re just looking to polish your skills, this hands-on experience is for you. As a bonus, each participant will be able to enjoy a complimentary pizza during the class and will also receive a 15%-off coupon for a future purchase. Because the best way to learn how to make pizza is to eat it!

Fenway’s ultimate Bloody Mary showdown is back! Time Out Market is once again bringing together Boston’s top restaurants to duke it out in order to claim the “Best Bloody Mary in Fenway.” But we need your help to crown a winner! Join us for a free tasting where you’ll be able to sample, savor and compare all of the cocktails on hand to help us pick the champ. This year’s lineup includes: Time Out Market OAK Long Bar + Kitchen Stillwater and Sloane’s Dillons Hunter's Kitchen & Bar Broadway Restaurant Group SOURCE Union Oyster House The Banks Seafood and Steak Bistro du Midi Loco Taqueria & Oyster Bar Tuscan Kitchen

Bring your loved ones to Time Out Market this Saturday for a fun Valentine's-themed drag brunch and bingo. The afternoon starts at 1pm with fierce performances, themed cocktails and a bingo bonanza! Get all the details here.

This fun and sexy wine bar in Williamsburg is a great date spot with a focus on drinking, dining and dancing. It’s the second location of the Baba concept after Baba Cool in Fort Greene and it carries a sense of relaxed cool with it from its first location. In addition to a fantastic selection of wine, you can also enjoy craft cocktails and Marseille-inspired small plates. Stop by for some late-night fun under mirrored ceilings and a disco ball or brunch in the climate-controlled back garden under the string lights.

There are some NYC hotels that have, over time, become synonymous with the city itself. The Carlyle is one of those New York grand dames that still manages to feel as relevant today as when it first opened in 1930. The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, (its official name) has a prime location in the center of the elegant Upper East Side. Located a block from Central Park, its central tower can be seen throughout the neighborhood—as intrinsically a part of the upscale area as the flowers of Park Avenue.  A large part of what’s helped maintain this hospitality icon’s relevance has been its charming, idiosyncratic public venues: Bemelmans Bar, Café Carlyle and—more recently—Dowling’s at the Carlyle. During a recent stay, I was most looking forward to being able to drop in to experience these classic New York spots without having to step outside. (Especially since it happened to be downpouring that night.)  With 192 rooms and suites, there is a wide array of options for a night here. We stayed in an Upper East Side Suite which had a separate sleeping area as well as a full kitchen—perfect for those interested in a longer stay. The minimal, Art Deco design felt both modern and timeless. Meanwhile, the full (but quite tiny) kitchen was a useful touch that made our time here feel more like a home away from home than a hotel stay—one of The Carlyle’s superpowers. Another big bonus of a night here is hopping into one of the historic gold-trimmed elevators and soaring up to your throwback sui

The world of made-to-measure clothing is steeped in tradition. Many contemporary customs regarding suiting—from button placement and color to fabric choices—have been in place for centuries. While that continuity lends a certain timelessness to the industry it also makes it ripe for innovation. Local atelier Watson Ellis is seizing that opportunity. After working in the male-dominated business for over a decade, Melissa Watson Ellis realized there was a glaring lack of custom suit companies catering equally to women, men and nonbinary individuals. She launched her bespoke NYC atelier to reach that untapped market.“I definitely saw that the industry was missing a huge group of people,” says Watson Ellis. Photograph: Courtesy Watson EllisMelissa Watson Ellis At a light-filled atelier on the corner of 8th Avenue and 14th Street, Watson Ellis offers handmade suiting in three options: custom, bespoke and one-of-a-kind original designs. (The difference between the first two is an extra muslin fitting.) First, however, she had to overcome a pretty big obstacle: the lack of suiting templates for cis female bodies.  “There wasn’t a template,” says Watson Ellis. “So I based the middle size off of my own body and then graded up and down from there. What else did I have to work with?” Along with a personalized and inclusive approach to her work with clients, Watson Ellis prioritizes sustainability in her approach—sourcing fabrics from ethical mills across Italy, France and the U.K. The

On a quiet upstate road between the Catskill mountains and the Hudson River, an unassuming venue is partnering with some of the biggest names in Brooklyn music. With its dark facade and single Coors Light sign blinking in the window, it would be easy to drive past The Tavern without giving it a second glance. Those not in the know would definitely not suspect that the lowkey spot in the middle of the woods was partnering with big local names like Barbès, Sister Midnight and Good Room on a killer lineup this summer. They’d also be pretty surprised upon entering the small building to find a state-of-the-art sound system, bar and dance floor. Photograph: Courtesy Kiki Vassilakis, Glen Falls House| The Tavern The venue is part of Glen Falls House, a newly revitalized resort spread out across multiple buildings on Winter Clove Road in the historic community of Round Top. With its main building dating back to 1881 and well-worn trails leading to stunning, under-the-radar waterfalls, the resort balances Catskills tradition with contemporary offerings like an on-site mushroom farm and Brooklinen bedding. That balancing act extends to its live music venue where cutting-edge offerings can be found within a simple roadside building. “This is the summer where everything has come together,” Glen Falls House owner Jon Picco tells Time Out. “We’re very eclectic in our taste, we just draw the line at good music.” This summer, that taste has resulted in steering away from house and EDM whi

Everyone’s favorite season is almost here. No, we’re not talking about summer. We’re talking about margarita season! (We can almost taste the triple sec now.) In order to gear up for warm days with cold drinks, Time Out Market Boston is throwing an epic margarita contest where some of the city’s best bars and restaurants will compete with their own unique takes on the classic cocktail. The talented participants will be bringing plenty of creativity, refreshing flavors and (obviously) lots of tequila. The four-hour event runs from 11am–3pm and will feature local hotspots including: Loco Hojoko Bartaco Big Heart Hospitality Group& more! Join us for the free fiesta and you’ll be able to sip, savor and vote on tasty samples from some of the absolute best margaritas in the city. The winner of the competition will walk away with the title of “Time Out’s Best Margarita in Fenway,” a trophy and a cash prize. You will walk away having sampled some truly delicious margaritas. Everyone wins! Whether you're a margarita aficionado or a tequila tippling novice, you'll be able to come and support your favorite local spot or discover a brand-new one at this fun-filled Sunday afternoon happening. You can find out more information for the event (participants must be 21+), and register for a free ticket, here.

Over the last few years, the worrying threat of runaway artificial intelligence has loomed large in many of our minds. Still, it’s hard to imagine a productive way to respond to such a complicated, societal issue. For instance, though I have many issues I'd like to discuss with Elon Musk, he’s not exactly taking my calls at the moment. Thankfully, a luxury resort a few hours north of NYC is now offering an experience to address this ambient anxiety head-on. It also happens to take the form of my favorite coping mechanism: having a few cocktails and pretending something doesn’t exist. As a result, I knew I had to give it a go.  Urban Cowboy Lodge is a 26-room boutique hotel spread out across cabin-style buildings on a large hill. Outside, there are lovely views of the surrounding Oliverea Valley wilderness. Inside, you’ll find a maximalist, “mountain lodge” aesthetic with antler chandeliers, bold tribal prints and numerous pictures nodding to the region’s history. The lodge recently unveiled a new digital detox initiative called the “Unplug & Play Anti-AI package.” Upon receiving a reservation email, guests can opt into the program and trade their smartphones for a Polaroid camera and a list of screen-free activities. How hard could it be to live without a phone for a few days? Photograph: Courtesy David Krugman My husband and I arrived at the property on Friday evening. Stepping into the resort’s main lodge is like stepping into an Instagram filter you want to live in. Gian

There are as many opinions on how to make the perfect Bloody Mary as there are variations of the iconic cocktail. Still—whether you’re looking to nurse a hangover or just get your weekend off to an extra fun start—you deserve the absolute best version of the classic drink. That’s why Time Out Market Boston set out to find Fenway’s top Bloody Mary at its recent Bloody Mary Contest. The winner? (Drumroll, please!) Big Heart Hospitality. Eight local booze experts competed at the tasty event earlier this month for a fun day full of sipping, sampling and socializing. Guests were each given a token that they were able to use to vote for their favorite Bloody after sampling all of the available options. At the end of the day, Big Heart’s delicious and innovative take came out on top. “I think the number one thing that makes a great Bloody Mary is the consistency of the drink,” says Big Heart Hospitality’s Justin McGrail. “If it’s too thin, it tastes watery, and if it’s too thick, it’s tough to drink.” Dying to try your hand at making the winning drink yourself? McGrail was kind enough to pass along the list of ingredients he used to make the crowd-pleaser: • Tomato Juice• Horseradish• Worcestershire Sauce• Sriracha• Celery Salt• Black Pepper• Sweet Cheeks North Carolina Vinegar Sauce• Old Bay Seasoning• Sweet Cheeks Spice Rub• Sweet Cheeks Gochujang BBQ sauce• Fresh Lemon Juice “All the unique ingredients I used in my Bloody were things that we already had in house at Sweet Cheeks,”

Cada día, los escritores y editores de Time Out de todo el mundo viven y recomiendan experiencias, bares, restaurantes y planes para que todo el mundo disfrute de la ciudad donde vive y de los lugares donde viaja. No hay nadie mejor que ellos, pues, para percibir qué es lo que más cautivará a los ciudadanos de las diversas ciudades del mundo este año. Hemos preguntado a 25 editores internacionales de Time Out cuáles serán las tendencias más populares en los próximos doce meses, y esto es lo que nos han dicho: LAS 10 MEJORES TENDENCIAS DE 2024 1. Cenar fuera será más espectacular que nunca Los restaurantes mirarán más allá de los platos: “Podríamos decir que la tendencia será añadir pequeños toques de glamour”, dice la editora de Comer y Beber de Time Out New York, Amber Sutherland-Namako. Desde unas burbujas que sirven en el Cafe Mars en unos vasos especiales hasta los platos de The Bazaar”. La editora de Time Out Canada, Laura Osborne, está de acuerdo: "Algunos llaman cena-espectáculo, pero estamos hablando de más restaurantes con un concepto de cocina muy abierto". Mientras, la editora de Time Out Singapore, Rachel Yohannan, opina que habrá un auge de cenas interactivas y teatrales en la ciudad. 2. Más kilómetros en tren entre ciudades Con la mirada puesta en la sostenibilidad, muchas ciudades están invirtiendo en sus redes de transporte público. "Una de las tendencias más importantes de 2024 será el impulso al sistema de metro de Los Ángeles, gracias al trabajo realizado p

Cada dia, els escriptors i editors de Time Out d'arreu del món viuen i recomanen experiències, bars, restaurants i coses per fer perquè tothom gaudeixi de la ciutat on viu i dels llocs on viatja. No hi ha ningú millor que ells, doncs, per percebre què és el que més captivarà als ciutadans de les diverses ciutats del món aquest 2024. Hem preguntat a 25 editors internacionals de Time Out quines seran les tendències més populars els pròxims dotze mesos, i això és el que ens han dit: LES 10 MILLORS TENDÈNCIES DEL 2024 1. Sopar a fora serà més espectacular que mai Els restaurants miraran més enllà dels plats: “Podríem dir que la tendència serà afegir petits tocs de glamur”, diu l’editora de Menjar i Beure de Time Out New York, Amber Sutherland-Namako. Des d’unes bombolles que serveixen al Cafe Mars en uns gots especials fins als plats de The Bazaar”. L’editora de Time Out Canada, Laura Osborne, hi està d’acord: “Alguns en diuen sopar-espectacle, però estem parlant de més restaurants amb un concepte de cuina molt obert”. Mentrestant, l'editora de Time Out Singapore, Rachel Yohannan, opina que hi haurà un auge de sopars interactius i teatrals a la ciutat. 2. Més kilòmetres en tren entre ciutats Amb la mirada posada en la sostenibilitat, moltes ciutats estan invertint en les seves xarxes de transport públic. "Una de les tendències més importants del 2024 serà l’impuls al sistema de metro de Los Angeles, gràcies a la feina feta per millorar la seguretat i l'obertura d’un nou transport

Traveling from Queens to a tropical paradise in under five hours? You better Belize it! JetBlue launched a brand-new direct flight from NYC to Belize City this month, and Time Out was one of first few to be able to take advantage of new “runway to reef” service.  On the morning of the inaugural flight, I could hear the joyful gate celebration taking place halfway down the terminal. At the end of the concourse, an arch with balloons had been erected, Belizean food was being handed out and a lively Garifuna musical performance was taking place to mark the auspicious first day of the new service. (JetBlue is now the only airline offering direct service from JFK to the Central American hotspot.) Photograph: Will GleasonRibbon cutting at JFK “We’re thrilled to add Belize to our growing network and offer our customers more choices to experience unique and popular destinations,” said David Jehn, JetBlue’s VP of network planning and airline partnerships, in a statement directly following the celebration. “Adding nonstop service to Belize enhances our presence in Latin America and the Caribbean and demonstrates our commitment to introducing our low fares and great service to more destinations and customers.” After taking in my first-ever pre-9am live drum performance, it was time to board the plane for the quick four-and-a-half-hour flight. JetBlue is operating an Airbus A320 aircraft on the new international route with spacious legroom and free Wifi. Every seat back pocket on the p

The celebrity illusionist Antonio Diaz, AKA “El Mago Pop,” has achieved a remarkable level of success in his native Spain. He’s not only the highest grossing European illusionist—he’s also Spain’s highest grossing performer across all art forms. Now, he’s bringing his blockbuster, mind-bending show to New York audiences for the first time with his Broadway debut at the Barrymore Theatre on August 20. “I'm living a dream, please don't wake me up,” Diaz tells Time Out New York. “Performing on Broadway was one of my childhood dreams. I never imagined what's happening these days: being the youngest illusionist to have my solo show on Broadway.” We caught up with the master magician before his show officially opens this weekend to get the lowdown on his favorite, most magical spots in NYC. (No teleportation required.) El Mago Pop opens at The Barrymore Theatre on August 20. Tannen's Magic Shop “Opened in 1925, [this] is New York City's longest running magic store. This small shop holds many tricks from some of the world's most famous magicians and is even home to some unique Houdini artifacts. The greatest magicians of the last hundred years have relied on that same company to purchase their tricks and have walked Tannen's sales floor in search of their next big idea. I love to stroll and breathe in inspiration surrounded by magic.” The High Line “The history surrounding the High Line makes me feel like I'm in a place that's more than just a park. Built on [a] historic elevated ra

In NYC, we're spoiled with blockbuster art exhibitions, a vast gallery scene and prodigious public art. When looking back over 2022, considering the hundreds of visual art shows to grace the city this year, there are five that we'll be talking about long after December 31.  It was tough to narrow down the list to just a few of the best, and there are many honorable mentions we must shout out first, including The Whitney’s “no existe un mundo poshuracán“ exploring Puerto Rican Art after Hurricane Maria, the staggeringly hyperrealistic NOTaMUSEUM pop-up and the takeover by jaguar sculptures around town, to name a few. Now, without further ado, here are Time Out New York's top five art exhibits of the year.  RECOMMENDED: Here's what coming to The Met in 2023, including a major Van Gogh exhibit Photograph: Artothek / Bridgeman Images| Gustav Klimt, Water Serpents II, 1904-07, private collection 5. “Gustav Klimt: Gold in Motion” "Goblin mode" may be the Oxford dictionary's word of the year, but in NYC, the word of the year was "immersive." It seemed like everything was immersive this year, from art to theater to holiday experiences. One immersive art exhibit stood out from the rest, though. Gustav Klimt's floral paintings practically drip down the walls at the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, the city's oldest savings bank, which has been transformed into a center for immersive art experiences called Hall des Lumières.  The architecture of the space—massive columns and soaring

    The Radio City Rockettes are one of the city’s most iconic symbols of the holiday season, a mind-blowingly talented group of dancers and bona fide athletes who rehearse six days a week for hours at a time. Erik Alden, managing director of Time Out Live, is neither of those things. But one thing he is? He’s game. So we sent him to the Rockettes’ rehearsal studio on the top floor of Radio City to warm up with dancers from the show and learn part of a number from this year’s Christmas Spectacular (running through January 1). Here are his big takeaways:  Bendy is beautiful “Before we started dancing, we had what they called a light stretch warm-up but what I would probably call a full workout. Their big thing is stretching their legs because so much of the movement is centered there, but there was also a big focus on the core. I’m definitely not as bendy as them. I was feeling some deep pain in areas I wasn’t even familiar with, and once we started doing planks, things got really dicey.” RECOMMENDED: Christmas in New York   Photograph: Teddy Wolff   Getting high is hard “I had no idea that the kicks were actually that high. When I heard ‘high kicks,’ I was thinking waist-high, but their feet go so high in the air they call them ‘eye-high kicks.’ I did not make it that high. I also didn’t realize that when they locked arms while kicking, they’re not actually touching each other. I couldn’t do that. I still needed to balance on them. It was actually easier to do the kicks the

One of the city’s most sky-high attractions is once again welcoming visitors. The (quite literal) crown jewel of the Empire State Building, the Top Deck, is now open to the public. The newly renovated 102nd floor observatory is reached via a glass elevator from the 86th floor observatory. (No, you will not be leaving with ownership of a whimsical chocolate factory.) Once you arrive at the tip-top of the iconic skyscraper, you'll be greeted with a spectacular view of the city and beyond. Like, way beyond. In fact, on a clear day, the observatory says you can see up to 80 miles into the distance. (That’s far enough to see six different states!) The panoramic view can be seen out of 24 windows spread all the way around the architecturally significant space. If it's been a while since you've been to the Empire State Building, it may be time for a return visit. After a huge renovation, the building is now home to three different floors of observatories, as well as a new museum, with everything from facts on the famous building to a giant King Kong you can pose with. (There seems to be a trend of that lately.) You can find more information on the experience here. Tickets start at $72 for adults to enter the one-of-a-kind space and $66 for children. That may seem a bit steep but if you’ve spent the last five months staring out or your apartment window at a parking lot, a change in perspective may be sorely in order. Most popular on Time Out - The Metropolitan Opera streams full Verd