NYC Helicopter by Night

See the City from a Whole New Angle

"The city seen from the Queensboro Bridge is always the city seen for the first time, in its first wild promise of all the mystery and the beauty in the world"
— F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby

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In today’s email:

• NYC Helicopter by Night

• A Visitor’s Guide to Central Park

• Around the Web: The Mackenzie-Childs Yankee Ferry; The Hall of Fame; New York for the Irish-American and a whole lot more…

• From Social Media - The Ultimate New York Travel Guide

• A Bite Out Of the Big Apple - Easy Pumpkin Pie

• Curiosity Corner - New York City Night Helicopter Tour

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NYC Helicopter by Night

A nighttime helicopter ride over New York City is a must-do experience for any visitor. Soaring above the city after dark offers a truly magical view of the skyline, with landmarks like the Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty glowing brightly against the night sky. This unique perspective lets you appreciate the city’s beauty in a way that simply isn’t possible from the ground. You can customize your flight to include iconic spots like Central Park, the Brooklyn Bridge, or the World Trade Center. FlyNYON even offers the choice of flying with the doors off for an adrenaline-filled adventure and unbeatable photos. For those looking to avoid crowds during big events like New Year’s Eve or the Fourth of July, helicopter flights offer a peaceful escape with stunning aerial views. Whether it’s a romantic date, a celebration, or simply ticking off a bucket-list activity, this is an unforgettable way to see New York. The city that never sleeps shines even brighter from above. Don’t just visit NYC — experience it from the sky!

Aerial View of New York City at Night - Shutterstock

A Visitor’s Guide to Central Park

Welcome to Central Park, New York City’s iconic urban oasis! Located in the heart of Manhattan, Central Park is a sprawling green space that offers a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. 

Whether you’re looking for outdoor activities, cultural attractions or simply a place to relax, Central Park has something for everyone. Let us be your guide to this enchanting park.

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Around The Web

The Mackenzie-Childs Yankee Ferry

This extraordinary space is a renovated ship docked in New York, offering a one-of-a-kind living experience across four floors. The interior showcases a blend of maritime heritage and eccentric design, with prominent checkerboard flooring throughout

The Hall of Fame

The past comes face to face with the future every day at Bronx Community College. As thousands of Bronx Community College students learn and study with the Hall of Fame for Great Americans close at hand, they are easily reminded that greatness is well within their reach

Rudolph de Harak Digital Clock

Rudolph de Harak was a famous graphic designer who worked on a lot of things over his long and storied career: hundreds of paperback covers for McGraw-Hill, illustrations for Esquire magazine, jazz covers for record labels like Columbia and Westminster

Visit the Seaport Museum

The Seaport Museum collects a wide range of works of art, historical artifacts, and archival materials that document the history of New York City as a world port. Holdings reflect the legacy of many generous donors, some of whom contributed substantial collections

A Historic Islet in Lower New York Bay

Off the shores of Staten Island, amidst the bustling waterways of Lower New York Bay, lies an intriguing piece of history - Swinburne Island. This artificial island, together with its counterpart Hoffman Island, played a pivotal role in the area's public health history

New York for the Irish-American

From famine to fortune, the Irish story is woven into the very fabric of New York City. In the mid-19th century, waves of Irish immigrants landed here fleeing poverty and hunger. They laid the city’s bricks, policed its streets, and formed communities that still thrive today. Generations later, their spirit lives on—in quiet memorials, grand cathedrals, and the lilting sounds of fiddle music spilling from Midtown pubs

Irish Hunger Memorial and modern buildings in Lower Manhattan, New York City - Shutterstock

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From Social Media

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A Bite Out Of the Big Apple

Easy Pumpkin Pie

Curiosity Corner

New York City Night Helicopter Tour

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