UT → NY · City-to-City Move

Moving from Salt Lake City to New York City?

  • 1,968 mi Distance
  • 5 days Drive time
  • 19.5M New York City metro
  • 224 Sun days/year
What to Do in New York City

Things you'll want to know about your new city.

Bookmark this page — these are the icons of New York City, organized by what kind of day you're planning.

Outdoors & Recreation

  • Central Park — 843 acres in Manhattan; lawns, ramble, reservoir, Bethesda Fountain
  • Brooklyn Bridge — 1.1-mile pedestrian walk; sunrise or sunset for the view
  • High Line — 1.45-mile elevated park on a former rail line through Chelsea

Culture & Arts

  • Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island — Ferry from Battery Park; allow half day
  • Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) — One of world's greatest museums; pay-what-you-wish for NY residents
  • 9/11 Memorial & Museum — Two reflecting pools at the WTC site; deeply moving

Family-Friendly

  • Coney Island — Boardwalk, Cyclone roller coaster, Nathan's hot dogs
  • American Museum of Natural History — Dinosaurs, Rose Center planetarium, Hall of Ocean Life

Nightlife & Entertainment

  • Broadway theaters — Times Square district; book through TodayTix or TKTS for discounts
  • Times Square — Iconic neon and crowds; locals avoid but visit at least once
Where to Eat

New York City's essential restaurants.

The dining list every New York City resident knows by heart. Save the spots, work through them.

  • Katz's Delicatessen Jewish deli Lower East Side

    Pastrami on rye since 1888

  • Eleven Madison Park Plant-based fine dining Flatiron

    Three Michelin stars

  • Russ & Daughters Appetizing Lower East Side

    Lox, sturgeon, bagels — NYC institution

  • Joe's Pizza Pizza Greenwich Village

    Classic NY slice; multiple locations

  • Le Bernardin French seafood Midtown

    Three Michelin stars; Eric Ripert

  • Di Fara Pizza Pizza Midwood, Brooklyn

    Domenico DeMarco's legendary pies

  • Peter Luger Steak House Steakhouse Williamsburg

    Cash-or-debit only; reservation needed

  • Xi'an Famous Foods Chinese (Shaanxi) Multiple

    Hand-pulled noodles; cult following

Climate & Walkability

What daily life feels like in New York City.

Climate

Humid continental — four real seasons. Hot, humid summers (80-95°F, July-Aug). Cold winters with snow (20-40°F, Dec-Mar). Spring and fall are spectacular. Hurricane risk minimal but possible (Sandy 2012 was the outlier). 224 sun days/year.

  • Summer75-92°F
  • Winter26-42°F
  • Sun days/yr224
  • Rainfall47 inches

Walkability

  • Walk Score88/100
  • Transit Score88/100
  • Bike Score69/100

New York City is very walkable — daily errands rarely require a car.

Outdoors & Recreation

  • Central Park — 843 acres of trails, lawns, and lakes
  • Prospect Park (Brooklyn) — Olmsted's other masterpiece
  • Hudson River Greenway — 13-mile bike path along Manhattan's west side
  • Rockaway Beach — surfing, just a subway ride away
  • Storm King Art Center / Hudson Valley — 1 hour north for hiking
  • Atlantic Ocean access — Coney Island, Rockaways, Jones Beach
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