City Lights Magic and an autumn weekend in New York✨

#hellohalloween Here’s a weekend guide to New York City ✨🗽: 🌅 Day 1 – Iconic Manhattan * **Morning: Start in Central Park with a coffee in hand. Walk among autumn leaves (if in season) or just soak up the city’s green heart. * **Late Morning: Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the Museum of Modern Art for a cultural fix. * **Afternoon: Head downtown to Times Square — bright, busy, and unforgettable. Stroll to Bryant Park for a calmer break. * **Evening: See a Broadway show or enjoy rooftop cocktails in Midtown with skyline views. 🌞 Day 2 – Neighborhood Vibes * **Morning: Walk the High Line, a park built on an old rail track with gardens and views of the Hudson River. Explore Chelsea Market for brunch. * **Afternoon: Wander through Greenwich Village or SoHo for boutique shops, cafés, and a laid-back vibe. If you want history, visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum downtown. * **Evening: Cross the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset, then settle in for dinner in DUMBO with views of the Manhattan skyline glowing at night. 🌆 Optional Extras * **Staten Island Ferry (free, with Statue of Liberty views). * **Empire State Building or Top of the Rock for city panoramas. * **Brooklyn Flea Market (weekends only, great for vintage finds). 🍎 Tips * Wear comfy shoes — you’ll walk a lot. * Use the subway to save time. * Book Broadway and major observatory tickets early. * NYC is incredible in every season: spring blossoms, summer rooftop nights, autumn leaves in Central Park, winter holiday lights. ✨ A weekend in New York is all about big landmarks, neighborhood charm, and unforgettable city energy.