New York and Boston Multi Centre Holiday

Famously known as the city that never sleeps, in New York you’ll be overwhelmed at the wealth of sights to see and things to do. 

First timers should head up to the top of the iconic Empire State Building to admire glittering views of the sprawling city below. And a visit to the dazzling neon lights and gigantic billboards of Times Square and Broadway are a must. 

Where better to watch a spectacular show than the theatres of Broadway? From The Lion King to The Book of Mormon, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to experiencing lively and animated shows on stage.

No visit to New York would be complete without visiting the ultimate Big Apple landmark up close – the Statue of Liberty. Embark on a boat tour to visit the lady that so famously dominates the city skyline. You’ll also have the chance to visit Ellis Island, where you can uncover New York’s multicultural past.

Just a three and a half-hour train or car ride away is the historic Boston, one of the county’s oldest cities.

The charming New England city was witness to many significant historical events, such as the infamous Boston Massacre and Boston Tea Party and you’ll have plenty of chances to learn more about the history of the area. Easily navigable on foot, discover America’s fascinating colonial past as you roam the city streets. You’ll pass the Freedom Trail, where you can uncover the city’s famous historical events in depth.

There’s so much more to Boston than just its past. Foodies should sample traditional New England clam chowder which is dished up in many of the city’s restaurants and eateries. Sports fans will also love watching a Red Sox baseball game at Fenway Park stadium, or on television in one of the city’s buzzy bars.

For more city sights, take a walk to the University Town Cambridge, which is home to the famous and well maintained grounds of Harvard.