There’s no more magical time in London than Yuletide.
Ever since Charles Dickens immortalized London as the 1840’s setting of the classic “A Christmas Carol,” ye olde English capital has been the world’s most ideal place to celebrate a traditional Yuletide.
In the heart of The Hunter Valley, just up the road from Pokolbin village centre and some of the larger cellar doors, is getaway of a different ilk to the wine-drinking, cheese tasting norm.
Madison Square, now found at the fabled intersection of 23rd Street and Fifth Avenue, dominated by the brilliant triangle of the Flatiron Building, used to be a swamp.
Madison Square, now found at the fabled intersection of 23rd Street and Fifth Avenue, dominated by the brilliant triangle of the Flatiron Building, used to be a swamp. 
If you want to horrify anyone from the UK or Australia, just take them to a diner in New York and tell them to order a cuppa.