The city of New York is one of the most diverse capitals in the world and caters for almost every imaginable taste. Each individual neighbourhood in Manhattan offers luxury lovers something different to enjoy.

On a luxury city break to New York you can dine at a host of world class restaurants, you can catch a show on the world famous Broadway or take a trip to see Manhattan and gaze at the Statue of Liberty from the deck of a luxury yacht.

One of nation’s oldest and most populated cities, New York has an intrinsic link to America’s European ancestry and as a result this diverse city is a haven for arts and culture, from literary contributions to the famous theatre district and museums that are found throughout the Big Apple.

From the glitz of Broadway to the understated vibe of the Lower East Side, there is plenty happening within New York’s theatre scene. Theatre venues are referred to as Broadway, Off-Broadway and Off-Off Broadway, categories that tend to represent a descending order of ticket price, comfort and production quality. If you are indulging in a luxurious trip to New York then look for Broadway productions.

If you fancy taking a tour of the city but don’t like the idea of riding on a tour bus then you could investigate the personalised expeditions offered by organisations like V.I.P. Tours of New York, where customised tours and private visits mean you get to enjoy a truly unique experience.

New York has the benefit of being a port city so there is access to the finest foods from around the globe. When it comes to eating out in New York you will be spoilt for choice, especially when choosing from the crème de la crème of venues.

TriBeCa is still one of New York’s trendiest areas and is the place to visit for high-end dining. From American to Austrian and Asian to French, there is a whole host of top notch eateries to choose from.

A number of the city’s top restaurants can be found in the Soho area so take a trip here for even more choices.

The West Village also has its fair share of upscale eating spots whereas the East Village is home to Jack’s Luxury Oyster Bar, one of the finest in the whole city.

The Upper East Side is home to some of New York’s best French and Japanese restaurants though there are plenty of other choices too.

Hotels in New York are as varied as everything else and those in search of a little luxe certainly will not be disappointed. From the Hotel Gansevoort with its breathtaking 360 degree panoramic views of New York City and sunsets over the Hudson River to the sophistication of the Mandarin oriental, there is something to suit everyone.

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