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We can't think of anything better than spring in New York City. Maneuver your way through crowded street fairs and flea markets to some of New York City's most popular museums, cafes and restaurants.

It's cold outside and the days are shorter, but don't you fret—the city is full of warm restaurants, cozy bars, and seasonal activities. Bundle up and get exploring.

Hot mulled cider, baked goods, and all of the beautiful foliage make Fall in NYC oh-so-charming. Here's a list of trendy and classic spots to enjoy the most seasonal of the seasons.

Let's face it: the best places for eating, drinking, and people watching in 80 degree weather have outdoor seating. From a rooftop pizza joint to a bar on a boat, here are some top-notch summer spots.

As Chinatown has expanded, Little Italy has gotten smaller in size. Only a handful of great Italian shops and restaurants remain, which has made way for newer, trendier cafés and bars.

Formerly NYC's gallery district (before it was Chelsea), SoHo is now a go-to destination for shopping. Complete with many popular restaurants, its the perfect area for a treat yourself day.