Coming to New York City during the holiday season is one of the most magical experiences for people of all ages. The city transforms into a winter wonderland overnight, with decorations, holiday treats and good cheers around every corner. This holiday season, make the most of the City by visiting these marvels:

Stroll Down Fifth Avenue and Take in the Window Displays

Eat: After enjoying all of the spectacular Fifth Avenue window displays, join shoppers at Fred’s at Barneys for a stylish weekend brunch.

Drink:  Stop by The St. Regis New York’s King Cole Bar and enjoy the original “Bloody Mary.” In 1934, when the spicy cocktail was concocted, the name was deemed too vulgar for such an establishment and was instead rechristened as the “Red Snapper,” which has been the bar’s signature drink ever since.

Stay: Once you’ve finished exploring the city, enjoy the ultimate home-for-the-holidays experience at Four-Star The Quin. Two oversized Christmas trees decorate the hotel lobby – one with a candy theme, the other with a nod to The Quin’s artistic heritage. Expect over-the-top floral stylings and a 15-foot video wall depicting New York holiday scenes. And don’t miss the pop-up shop curated by lifestyle guru Jung Lee, which is guaranteed to make holiday shopping fun. The boutique features everything from ornaments to last-minute gifts and cute items for entertaining.

Catch a Glimpse of the Washington Square Park Christmas Tree

Eat: Take a short walk through Soho and pick up the most beautiful bonbons in the city at Stick with Me Sweets. These little guys are almost too beautiful to eat!

Drink: Once you’re finished gazing at one of the most amazing Christmas trees in the city, head to The Standard, High Line where you can warm up with a chamomile hot toddy, a mulled wine or warm chocolate chip cookies from The Living Room’s top notch menu.

Stay: Stay the night at The Standard, High Line for easy access to High Line park as well as neighborhood newbie, The Whitney.

Stop by the Union Square Holiday Market

Eat: For some serious holiday décor, head over to the Four-Star Gotham Bar and Grill, where you will definitely have to try the miso black cod.

Drink: After a long day of strolling up and down the aisles, treat yourself to a legendary hot chocolate at The City Bakery.

Stay: Now that you’ve gotten your you’ve shopped ‘til you dropped, head downtown to Smyth – a Thompson Hotel, an intimate hideaway in Tribeca. The hotel consists of upscale designer stores, local favorites and a ton of dining options.

See Radio City’s Rockettes

Eat: Reserve a table at Four-Star Le Cirque New York for a memorable night of people-watching and fantastic service only a 10-minute cab ride from Radio City Music Hall.

Drink: Kick off the holiday season the right way at Five-Star Four Seasons Hotel New York’s TY Bar. Enjoy a glass of champagne, sweets and light bites.

Stay: Enjoy the elegant Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park where you’ll be treated to gourmet hot chocolate in the iconic Star Lounge.

Visit Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree

Eat: Reserve a table at Four-Star La Grenouille, one of New York’s most refined and exclusive restaurants.

Drink: When you need to escape the cold, head inside Rockefeller Center’s Concourse Level to grab a cup of Jacques Torres’ famously spicy Wicked Hot Chocolate.

Stay: Beat the winter chill at Viceroy New York with its Cozy Up in the City package, which includes luxurious accommodations, a bottle of wine, breakfast for two, spiced caramels from Dean & Deluca two plush Viceroy robes and more.

If you’ve never experienced NYC during the holidays, these five attractions are a must-see for everyone in your family.