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Fly From Toronto to New York
Origin | Toronto |
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Destination | New York |
Number of Daily Flights | 40 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | Jun 4 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | Jun 5 |
Popular Airlines | American Airlines |
Cheap flights from Toronto to New York
Accessible by car via the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway, Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) offers direct flights to New York City. As you spend nearly two hours flying from Toronto to NYC, you can narrow down the choices of places to visit along Manhattan's Museum Mile. After spending a day browsing the galleries at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Frick Collection, catch an evening show in the Broadway Theater District. Even past midnight, you can still munch on some authentic pizza and hot dogs, in the Times Square district of "The City That Never Sleeps."
Attractions
You can reach some of Manhattan's top attractions by driving along FDR Drive, which leads to the Guggenheim Museum in the Upper East Side and Wall Street in the Financial District. You can also board a subway train at New York Penn Station or Grand Central Terminal, and head to Yankee Stadium or Citi Field to watch the city's professional baseball teams in action. From boutique inns in the Bohemian Greenwich Village to high-rising hotels nested in Midtown, there are plenty of lodging options in Manhattan.
Hints and Tips
After you arrive at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), you can board a subway train or drive along the Van Wyck Expressway to navigate the borough of Queens and reach Manhattan. Winter weather in New York City brings subzero temperatures and snow, so bundle up when you walk the streets of Manhattan, and do some window shopping along Fifth Avenue or the Diamond District.