Valentine’s Day in NYC: Ultimate Gift Guide

It’s the end of January, which means Valentine’s Day is right around the corner.  Around this time, guys and gals often think about what to do with their significant other on the day dedicated to love and romance.  Sometimes, it can be overwhelming with the constant pressures of not knowing what gift would be best, so listed here are some suggestions for Valentine’s Day in NYC:
 
Ice-Skating Lessons for Two. There are numerous ice-skating rinks across New York City, with the most popular rink located at the Rockefeller Center.  Tickets for lessons for two would be a great experience for two love birds in search of an adventure.

 
Restaurant Gift Card. Whether you are buying a gift for a friend to enjoy a night out with their significant other or buying it for your partner, a gift card to a favorite restaurant, or one with great ambiance, can be just enough to take someone’s breath away.

 
Tickets to a Broadway Show. A Broadway show for two is always a great gift, especially if your special someone loves musicals.  There are shows that are are the perfect fit for almost every type of relationship, whether new lovers in the beginning stages of discovering one another or the longtime couple who has found their soulmate.  There are also shows singles spending the day with a good friend or loved one.

 
Special Valentine’s Day Parties. Tickets to one of NYC’s legendary parties are not only great for couples to enjoy music, dancing, and the company of each other, but for those who are single as well, to enjoy a night of dancing and mingling.

 
NYC Helicopter Tour. Take your loved one on a tour of the city, cuddled in the heated cabin, while enjoying breathtaking views of the NYC skyline, historical landmarks, and popular sites.  A tour would also be great for a gathering of single friends or for multiple couples to enjoy a night in the city.

 
With these gift suggestions, a day or night out in New York City on Valentine’s Day can bring out just the right amount of romance to celebrate love with their significant other, or to bring the magic back to a day once deemed only for couples.