Impressions of New  York City.

New York City Travel Guide


To visit the Official Ney York City Guide click here.

​Find out the best thing to do in NYC here.  

How to get New York City

​By Plane

There only one way to get New York from the outside USA is using a plane. There are four international airports which take planes all over the world.

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
Jamaica, Queens NY 11430 / (718) 244-4444

​John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) is situated approximately fifteen miles from Midtown Manhattan. 

Ways to get Midtown Manhattan from John F. Kennedy International Airport:

  • By Taxi
The trip's duration is up to sixty minutes depending on traffic conditions. Price is flat fare: Fifty-two dollars and fifty cents plus tips, tunnel and bridge tolls. 

  • By AirTrain
Price: five US dollars; free of charge for children under five years old. 
​AirTrain connects the airport with Long Island Rail Road and subway.
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  • By Subway 
Get one ride in addition to AirTrain fare from the Howard Beach/JFK Airport station (A subways stop) or from Sutphin Blvd./Archer Ave./JFK Airport (Subways stop E, J, Z)

The duration of the trip is up to seventy-five minutes to Midtown Manhattan.
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  • By City Bus
For the detailed information about prices and schedule visit TripPlanner. 

  • By Shuttle Bus
A shuttle bus can be provided by NYC Airporter, SuperShuttle,  Go Airlink NYC  
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  • By Long Island Rail Road (LIRR)
Price: seven US dollars and twenty-five cents - ten US dollars (depends on time of a day).
Children under 5 years old are free of charge.

The duration of the trip is up to twenty minutes to Midtown Manhattan.

  • By Car
Rent a car using Avis and Dollar.  
Private car service options you can find here. 

LeGuardia Airport (LGA)
​LeGuardia is the second large airport in New York. It serves around twenty airlines (domestic destinations, Canada, Caribbean). 

Amount of passenger terminals: four. 
Address: Jackson Heights, Queens NY 11371 / (718) 533-3400 

How to get Midtown Manhattan from LGA 

  • By Bus
There are two city buses that provide service: M60 and Q70. 
M60 goes to Harlem and connects the major Manhattan subway lines. 
M70 goes to Roosevelt Avenue/Jackson Heights (nonstop). 

  • By Shuttle Bus
A shuttle bus is provided by NYC Airporter,   SuperShuttle, Go Airlink NYC  

  • By Taxi
The trip's duration is up to twenty-five minutes. 
Price is metered fare: twenty-nine US dollars and up to thirty-seven US dollars plus tips, tunnel tolls. 

  • By Car 
Use Uber or Carmel to get the best options. 
You can rent a car by using Avis and Dollar.


Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
EWR serves around thirty airlines and situated sixteen miles from Midtown Manhattan. 
Address: Newark, NJ 07114, (973) 961-6000

How to get Midtown Manhattan from EWR
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  • By Taxi
The duration of the trip is up to sixty minutes. 
Price is metered fare from fifty US dollars and up to seventy-five US dollars. It depends on the day of the week. On weekends there is an extra payment - five US dollars to any destination in New York State (except Staten Island).

  • By AirTrain Newark
The price of the trip depends on destination. AirTrain connects airport via EWR train station and NJ transit. 
The duration of the trip is up to ninety minutes.

  • By Shuttle Bus
A shuttle bus is provided by NYC Airporter,  SuperShuttle, Go Airlink NYC, and Olympia Airport Express 

  • By Car
Use private car service or car rental by Avis,  Budget and Dollar 

New York Stewart International Airport (SWF)
The airport is situated sixty miles North of New York City. 
​Address: New Windsor, NY 12553, (845) 838-8200

To get Midtown Manhattan you will need to use bus and train. 

Take a one US dollar shuttle bus to Beacon station  by Leprechaun Lines to the Beacon train station. After this, use Metro-North Railroad to get Grand Central Terminal. 
​The price is sexteen US dollars off-peak and twenty-one US dollar twenty-five cents peak.

​The trip duration is up to seventy minutes.