Christmas & Holiday Shopping in NYC
There is no where in the world that offers the array of shopping opportunities that New York City does. Here, I've selected some of the "greatest hits" for New York City visitors looking to enjoy the holiday highlights while shopping in New York City. Sometimes, window shopping at many of these stores can be even better than the real thing.
Holiday Markets in New York City
Holiday markets in New York City offer shoppers a great opportunity to see lots of gift options quickly and easily. The festive atmosphere at these holiday markets in New York City can make holiday shopping fun rather than a chore and enable you to check off many people on your gift list with ease.
Holiday markets in New York City offer shoppers a great opportunity to see lots of gift options quickly and easily. The festive atmosphere at these holiday markets in New York City can make holiday shopping fun rather than a chore and enable you to check off many people on your gift list with ease.
Holiday Windows at New York City Department Stores
One of the best things about New York City's department stores are their annual holiday displays. Each store puts together beautifully designed windows to celebrate the season (as well as entice you into their store). They're certainly worth including on any holiday trip to New York City.
One of the best things about New York City's department stores are their annual holiday displays. Each store puts together beautifully designed windows to celebrate the season (as well as entice you into their store). They're certainly worth including on any holiday trip to New York City.
See the Christmas Window Displays on this Walking Tour
Use this helpful map for planning a self-guided walking tour of the holiday window displays at New York City's department stores. This two-mile walking tour will take you past the holiday window displays at six of New York City's major department stores.
Use this helpful map for planning a self-guided walking tour of the holiday window displays at New York City's department stores. This two-mile walking tour will take you past the holiday window displays at six of New York City's major department stores.
Macy's Department Store
From its roots in 1857 as a small dry good store, Macy's was born. This visitors guide to Macy's Department Store in Herald Square includes shopping tips, directions, and a breakdown of the organization of Macy's.
From its roots in 1857 as a small dry good store, Macy's was born. This visitors guide to Macy's Department Store in Herald Square includes shopping tips, directions, and a breakdown of the organization of Macy's.
Bloomingdale's Department Store
Located at 59th and Lexington, there is no better place to get a taste of New York shopping than at Bloomingdale's. No shopping trip is complete without a brown bag from Bloomingdale's.
Located at 59th and Lexington, there is no better place to get a taste of New York shopping than at Bloomingdale's. No shopping trip is complete without a brown bag from Bloomingdale's.
FAO Schwartz - New York City Toy Store
The flagship location of FAO Schwartz on 5th Avenue is worth a tour even if you don't have kids to buy presents for. FAO Schwartz sells toys and collectibles for every interest and age group, including adults.
The flagship location of FAO Schwartz on 5th Avenue is worth a tour even if you don't have kids to buy presents for. FAO Schwartz sells toys and collectibles for every interest and age group, including adults.
Tiffany & Co.
The signature blue boxes and bags have been a part of the Tiffany tradition since it's founding in 1837. Stop by to relive a moment with Audrey Hepburn from Breakfast at Tiffany's or to bring home a treat for that special someone.
The signature blue boxes and bags have been a part of the Tiffany tradition since it's founding in 1837. Stop by to relive a moment with Audrey Hepburn from Breakfast at Tiffany's or to bring home a treat for that special someone.