Two of America's best-known cities in one week. Spend three nights in Midtown Manhattan for Broadway, the skyline and Central Park, then fly west across the country to Las Vegas for three nights on the Strip, with its shows, pools and restaurants. The Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam are both within reach for a day trip. It suits first-time visitors to the US who want plenty packed into a week.
We plan it as an open-jaw trip, so you fly into New York and home direct from Las Vegas, without doubling back. Both hotels are central, so you can walk to most of what you came for. Add a night or two in either city if you want a slower pace.
2 stops · 6 nights
Broadway, skyline, Central Park
The Strip, shows, Grand Canyon trips
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Three busy days for the classics: Broadway, the view from the Top of the Rock, the Statue of Liberty ferry and an afternoon in Central Park. A Midtown base keeps it all within walking distance or a short subway ride.
Las Vegas is about more than casinos: there are big-name residencies, Cirque du Soleil shows, pool days and some of America's best restaurants. Fremont Street shows the older side of the city, and the Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon are both day trips away.
Guide prices per person, two sharing, with flights from London.
Prices checked October 2026. Prices change daily; your Travel Designer confirms today's live price before you book. Business class and regional airports on request.
Best time to go: March to May and September to November are the most comfortable months in both cities. Las Vegas is very hot from June to August, and New York is cold from December to February, when prices are usually lower.
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Fly from London to New York, about 8 hours, arriving in the afternoon. Check in and head out for dinner or an evening show.
Take the ferry to the Statue of Liberty, walk the High Line, visit the 9/11 Memorial and see the city from the Top of the Rock. We can book Broadway tickets in advance.
Take the 5½-hour flight across the country and check in on the Strip. The fountains at the Bellagio are a good first evening stroll.
Spend a day by the pool and an evening at a show, or take a day trip to the Hoover Dam or a helicopter flight over the Grand Canyon.
Check out and take the direct overnight flight to London, arriving the next morning.
Direct flights take about 5½ hours heading west, and Las Vegas is three hours behind New York. Morning flights leave you most of the afternoon on the Strip.
Yes. British Airways and Virgin Atlantic fly direct from Las Vegas to London Heathrow, so you do not need to return through New York.
No, but it is easy to add. The South Rim is a long day by coach, while helicopter and small-plane flights reach the West Rim or fly over the canyon in a few hours.
Most Las Vegas and many New York hotels add a nightly resort or destination fee, paid at check-in. We show the expected amount when we quote.
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