New York City New York, USA Travel Guide
Expect cold temperatures, snowfall. Dress warmly with layers.
Mild and pleasant weather. Moderate rainfall, many sunny days.
Lightweight, moisture-wicking apparel (cotton, linen), shorts, t-shirts, sundresses. Light cardigan for AC. Sunglasses.
Layers: light to medium-weight jacket, sweaters, long-sleeve shirts. Comfortable walking shoes. Warmer coat by November.
No specific cultural dress code. Attire varies by venue, from informal to formal. Neat but informal for Broadway/dining.
Carry your valid passport and visa documentation. Keep copies stored separately.
Stay connected and powered up with the right gear. The U.S. Uses Type A and B plugs (120 V, 60 Hz).
New York offers endless photo opportunities. Ensure you have the right tools to get a photo of them.
Consider a VPN for secure public Wi-Fi access. Alternatives include NordVPN and ExpressVPN.
Use services like Google Drive or Dropbox for photos and important documents.
Carry a small External hard drive or spare memory cards for critical files.
A small Personal first aid kit and your regular medications are useful.
Prepare for both time in the sun and personal comfort during your travels.
No specialized gear beyond comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.
If you plan specific activities like cycling, a helmet might be useful.
Ice skate rentals are available at seasonal rinks like Rockefeller Center or Bryant Park.
These items contribute to your comfort and security during travel.
Embrace sustainability and convenience with these items.
Reduces waste from disposable cups.
For street food and picnics.
For shopping, avoiding plastic bags.
Reduces plastic and liquid restrictions.
Roll your clothes to be space-efficient and avoid wrinkles. Use packing cubes to organize your luggage efficiently.
Wear your heaviest shoes plus jacket on the plane to reduce luggage weight.
