New York City

<b>Distance from Baltimore:</b> 190 miles, about a three-and-a-half-hour drive (or a 30-minute flight)<br> <br> <b>Why it's cool:</b> Whether you’re looking to enjoy Central Park ice skating and horse-drawn carriage rides, or visit the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, New York City has a never-ending supply of activities. Holiday shopping on 5th Avenue highlights some of the holiday-related fun and if you’re looking for some family entertainment, you can stop by the American Ballet Theater for some Broadway productions.<br> <br> <b>Don't miss:</b> The huge Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center. It can be viewed up close or from the top of 30 Rock, which includes a breathtaking look at the city.<br> <br> <b>Information:</b> Visit <a href="http://www.nycgo.com/">nycgo.com</a>.
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Distance from Baltimore: 190 miles, about a three-and-a-half-hour drive (or a 30-minute flight)

Why it's cool: Whether you’re looking to enjoy Central Park ice skating and horse-drawn carriage rides, or visit the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, New York City has a never-ending supply of activities. Holiday shopping on 5th Avenue highlights some of the holiday-related fun and if you’re looking for some family entertainment, you can stop by the American Ballet Theater for some Broadway productions.

Don't miss: The huge Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center. It can be viewed up close or from the top of 30 Rock, which includes a breathtaking look at the city.

Information: Visit nycgo.com.

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