Christmas shopping in New York
Michelle
April 12, 2017
New York
When it comes to Christmas shopping, the choice of places is endless. Some true enthusiasts start buying presents in January sales, so it is always a good time to get a present for the people you love. The saying goes, that giving is one of the most rewarding and happiness enhancing actions that we take.
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o have you ever been Christmas shopping in New York? If so, you will probably familiar with the endless variety of styles, types and prices of shopping malls.
Christmas starts early in New York, and spending money turns into a real fun. New York, as a home of many department stores has everything for you.
The most popular time for most people to go for their Christmas shopping in New York is after Thanksgiving, which is also known as Black Friday. This year Black Friday is 27th of November and it is one of the biggest shopping days of the year. This is due to the fact that most of the shops offer discount, that is not offered any other day of the year.
So if you are a fan of crowds and you also like shopping in big department stores, then Black Friday in New York is for you.
When you arrive at the New York Airport you can get a shuttle bus to take you to your hotel and save you any worry, especially if you book your
airport connection online.
If you are here for a few days, then you have probably set your mind on doing a shopping marathon, so put your comfy shoes on and enjoy.
Here are a few places that you might like to go to while here.
Christmas Markets in Union Square There is a wonderful line up of unique gifts set up in a festive surroundings. Give yourself enough time to be able to walk from stall to stall and discover a variety of items. From handmade accessories, jewelry, soaps, candles, crafted foods and drinks. It is all here to be discovered. If you are looking to get that special present, the Christmas Market in Union Square will not disappoint.
Bloomingdale’s Conveniently located on 59th ave is another popular place for holiday shoppers. This is one of the oldest department stores in New York and it is owned by Macy’s, but may be not as well known. You can easily walk away from here with some wonderful hand bags, electrical goods and other goodies without breaking the bank.
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