New York City Break

New York - If Jazz is your thing, then a visit to the Lincoln Center's glassy venue, Frederick P. Rose Hall, which floats five stories above Columbus Circle is definitely a must! In this complex, you can dine and hear world-class music at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, take in a show with stunning views of Central Park in The Appel Room or sit in one of the best concert halls in town in the Rose Theater.

New York - If you are looking for a great breakfast in NYC, cafes can be hard to come by. Check out Penelope, in 159 Lexington Avenue, they have a great breakfast menu including waffles, French toast and amazing buttermilk pancakes! You will certainly be filled up for a day in the Big Apple after visiting here.

New York - Don't just confine yourself to the shopping meccas of SoHo and Fifth Avenue, though each does have its own New York charm - SoHo for its beautiful 19th-century cast iron buildings and Fifth Avenue for its elegant department stores and proximity to Central Park.

New York - Restaurant Week is held every year in New York, once in summer and once in winter. During these times you can eat at some of the city's finest restaurants for a fraction of the usual price.