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Escape to New York

Have you always dreamed of seeing New York, of taking in its famous skyscrapers, wandering around Central Park, visiting the Statue of Liberty or seeing a Broadway show? Time to treat yourself with a non-stop flight to New York and take off for adventure in the Big Apple.

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The formalities for travelling to New York

Once you’ve booked your flight to New York, you’ll need to go online to ask for your ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization), which is obligatory for entry into the USA. This authorisation must be done at least 72 hours before your flight, and is required before boarding any flight to the US. You will also of course need a valid passport. You can find up to date information on all entry requirements for the US on the US Embassy website.

Your Nice-New York direct flight

Your trip to New York starts at Nice Côte d'Azur airport.For your departure, Rendezvous at Terminal 1 or Terminal 2, to your airline’s check-in desk, at least 2 hours before your flight, whether you are flying with La Compagnie, United Airlines or Delta. This will give you time to check your bags, go through security, and exchange some euros for dollars at an Interchange counter for a stress-free start to your journey.

Departure airport	Nice Côte d'Azur airport
Departure terminal	Terminal 1 ou Terminal 2
Arrival airport	John F. Kennedy International Airport or Newark

Your arrival in New York

Your immersion in New York life begins as soon as you arrive. Located around 26 km from Midtown Manhattan, John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) provides easy access to the heart of New York. Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), meanwhile, is approximately 24 km from Manhattan.

From John F. Kennedy International Airport

Transport	Practical information
Subway	Take the AirTrain to Jamaica or Howard Beach, then transfer to the subway. An economical option, but it takes longer, especially with luggage.
Long Island Rail Road (LIRR)	Take the AirTrain to Jamaica Station, then the LIRR to Manhattan. A fast option for reaching Penn Station or Grand Central.
Taxi	Official taxis are available outside each terminal. Flat fares apply to certain destinations, including Manhattan, with tolls and tips added where applicable.
Ride-hailing services (Uber, Lyft)	Ride-hailing services are available from JFK. Follow the airport signs to the designated pick-up areas.
Private Shuttle	Shuttle, minibus and private transfer services are available to take you directly to your hotel or address in New York.

From Newark Liberty International Airport

Transport	Practical information
NJ transit	Take the AirTrain to Newark Airport Station, then an NJ Transit train to Penn Station in Manhattan. One of the fastest and most economical options.
Train	Some train services stop at Newark Airport and provide direct access to Penn Station in New York.
Newark Airport Express bus	Direct bus service from the terminals to Grand Central Terminal, Bryant Park or Port Authority in Manhattan. The journey takes approximately 50 minutes.
Taxi	Taxis are available outside each terminal to take you to Manhattan. The fare varies depending on your destination, tolls and any applicable surcharges.

What to do in
New York ?

New York is the city that never sleeps: there’s always something happening, day or night!

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Head to New York for a city break full of culture and night life
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Vibrant, electric, dynamic, THE city of cities is the most coveted of destinations for an action-packed weekend getaway. Between culture and night life, it's true what they say: the city that never sleeps is an apt nickname. Culture by day, party by night: the perfect program for a city break.
Check out the largest museum in the world by visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art, or the temples of contemporary art like MoMa and the Guggenheim. Beyond its museums, New York offers an unparalleled cultural scene: musicals, one-man shows, dance performances, concerts: you’re spoilt for choice. And if you love cities, you’ll also love the incomparable urban architecture with its unmistakable skyline.
As night falls, let yourself get caught up in the frenzy that is New York night life. Take a lift up to one of the city's famous rooftop bars to start your night with a drink and take in the spectacular view of the city as it lights up. Soho and West Village also have a number of great bars. After that, continue your night on the town in one of the many night clubs of Midtown or Greenwich Village. Don’t forget to keep your ID on you - you’ll need it to get in!

The top 15 things to do in New York in 2026
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We’ve put together a selection of the best places to see and things to do on your holiday:
- Bask in the lights of Times Square
- Head up to the Top of The Rock and take in the breathtaking view over the city
- Visit the Statue of Liberty
- Explore Central Park, by foot or bike
- Cross the Brooklyn Bridge, the emblematic bridge that connects Brooklyn to Manhattan
- Explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art and its one of a kind collections
- Walk across the High Line
- Visit the Museum of Modern Art and contemplate its 2 million masterpieces
- Pay your respects at the 9/11 Memorial
- Wander through Grand Central Station, the setting for many a film
- Participate in a gospel service in Harlem
- Go to an NBA game
- Get tickets to a Broadway musical
- Head to West Village for lunch in one of its many restaurants and cafés
- Hop in a cab and tour around the city by night

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FLIGHTS LA COMPAGNIE from Nice to New York

Flights per week, All year

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Wed 2
Thu 2
Fri 1
Sat 1
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FLIGHTS UNITED AIRLINES from Nice to New York

Flights per week, From April to October

Flights per day :

Mon 2
Tue 1
Wed 1
Thu 1
Fri 2
Sat 1
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FLIGHTS DELTA from Nice to New York

Flights per week, From April to October

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Mon 2
Tue 1
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Sat 1
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Frequently asked questions

How long does a Nice-New York flight take?

The average flight time between Nice and New York is 9 hours for a distance of 6,400 km.
Which airlines provide non-stop Nice-New York flights?

Delta Airline, La Compagnie & United offer non-stop flights from Nice to New York.
How much does a Nice-New York flight cost?

The lowest price for a flight from Nice to New York over the past 90 days is 345^€
What is the time difference between Nice and New York?

There is a 6 hour time difference between Nice and New York. When it’s midnight in New York, it’s already 6 am in Nice. However, in spring and autumn when the time changes, there’s just a 5 hour difference. Be sure to check before you go.
What is the best time of year to visit New York?

Summer and spring are the best seasons to visit the city, even if temperatures can rise above 30 degrees in July and August. With all the holidays (Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc.), autumn is also a great time to immerse yourself in American culture. Winters are harsh but do have the advantage of cheaper prices on plane tickets.
What is the ideal length of a trip to New York?

In 5 days, you can see New York’s must-see attractions, such as Times Square, Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and the neighborhoods of Manhattan. With 7 days, you’ll have more time to explore Brooklyn, the city’s various neighborhoods, and several museums.