There are millions of reasons to love Springtime. Beautiful flowers, the smell of freshcut grass, warmer temperatures, baseball and BBQs are a few of the favorites. But those are not the only reasons that we're looking forward to Springtime.

Are you planning a romantic getaway to New York City? On most NYC Tourist's romantic agendas, you'll find horse drawn carriages through Central Park, dinner at the Boat House, a trip to the ESB or a romantic boat cruise down the Hudson. All of these things are great ideas for a romantic dates in NYC, but on Valentine's Day, those are the things that every tourist and local will be doing in New York City.

Valentine's Day is quickly approaching, so right now is the time when many of us are either starting to plan a Valentine's Day with someone special, trying to get to know someone better so that you can decide if you want to spend this holiday together or break-up before the gift-giving and commitments start or frantically trying to meet someone to spend it with.

Either way, there's no better way to start or spend a Valentine's Day than sipping a few cocktails with someone special, someone not-so-special or with some girlfriends.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The Christmas lights are lighting up the city, the temperatures have dropped, and the holiday shows are starting to open for the season! One of the best things to do in New York City is enjoy a show on Broadway, and when you're here for the holidays, you might as well enjoy one of the limited-time-only feature presentations!

It's that time of year again! We're getting ready to see the city of New York lit up in all its glory, snow on the ground, and Santa's on almost every corner. You and I both know not every Santa you walk by is the real deal, and not every one will take all the requests on your kids Christmas list and snap a photo.

NYC Tourist can help you find all the best places to find a Santa Clause to lend an ear to the little ones this Christmas season! Get a picture taken with Little Saint Nick. It's one of the best Christmas in New York souvenirs you could possibly take home with you!