New York

New York City is a fantastic place to explore, and I’m excited to help you craft an itinerary that fits your interests. Let’s dive into your 6-day adventure, shall we?

Day 1: Arrival & Museums

Morning:

• Arrive in NYC and check into your hotel. If you’re near the Upper East Side, you’re in luck!
• Start your trip with a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It’s massive, so pick a few exhibits that interest you the most. Don’t miss the rooftop garden for stunning views of Central Park!

Lunch:

• Head to Candle 79, a lovely spot with gluten-free options that serves delicious plant-based dishes.

Afternoon:

• After lunch, stroll through Central Park. You can visit the American Museum of Natural History if you have time. It’s a great way to spend the afternoon!

Dinner:

• For dinner, try Risotteria Melotti in the West Village, known for its gluten-free risottos. Yum!

Day 2: Roquettes & Brooklyn

Morning:

• Start your day with a visit to Brooklyn. Take the Brooklyn Bridge walk for some iconic views.

Lunch:

• Grab lunch at Juliana’s Pizza in Brooklyn. They offer gluten-free crusts, so you can enjoy a slice without worry!

Afternoon:

• After lunch, head to Dyker Heights to see the famous Christmas lights (if it’s the holiday season) or just enjoy the charming neighborhood. It’s a bit of a trek, so consider taking a rideshare or public transport.

Dinner:

• For dinner, check out The Butcher’s Daughter in Williamsburg, which has a great selection of gluten-free options.

Day 3: Museums & More

Morning:

• Visit the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). It’s a must-see for art lovers, and you’ll find some incredible pieces here.

Lunch:

• Enjoy lunch at The Modern, which has a gluten-free menu and overlooks the sculpture garden.

Afternoon:

• Spend your afternoon at the Guggenheim Museum. The architecture alone is worth the visit!

Dinner:

• Head to Nizza for dinner, where you can find gluten-free pasta options.

Day 4: Shopping & Outlets

Morning:

• Take a day trip to the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets. It’s about an hour from NYC, and you’ll find tons of designer stores at discounted prices.

Lunch:

• There are several food options at the outlets, but check out Shake Shack for a gluten-free burger option!

Afternoon:

• Continue shopping until you’ve found all the deals you can handle!

Dinner:

• Return to the city and have dinner at Pala Pizza, which offers gluten-free pizza options.

Day 5: More Museums & Broadway

Morning:

• Visit the Whitney Museum of American Art. It’s a fantastic place to see contemporary American art.

Lunch:

• Grab lunch at Chelsea Market. There are plenty of gluten-free options, so you can explore and find something you love!

Afternoon:

• After lunch, take a stroll through the High Line, a beautiful elevated park with great views of the city.

Evening:

• Catch a Broadway show! Make sure to book your tickets in advance. For dinner, try Sardi’s, which has gluten-free options and is a classic pre-theater spot.

Day 6: Last Day & Relaxation

Morning:

• Spend your last morning at the New York Historical Society. It’s a great way to learn about the city’s rich history.

Lunch:

• Enjoy lunch at By Chloe, which has a variety of gluten-free options.

Afternoon:

• If time allows, take a leisurely walk through SoHo for some last-minute shopping or just to soak in the atmosphere.

Dinner:

• For your final dinner, treat yourself to Blue Hill, which focuses on farm-to-table dining and has gluten-free options.

Evening:

• If you have time, take a stroll through Times Square to soak in the lights and energy of the city one last time!

And there you have it! A fun-filled 6-day itinerary in New York City that balances museums, shopping, and delicious gluten-free dining. Enjoy your trip, and don’t forget to take lots of pictures! 🌆✨