Attractions
Everything worth seeing,
in one ride.
- 18 attractions
- All on or near the 6.1-mile loop
Alice of Wonderland
Alice of Wonderland is probably the most famous fairytale character taking residence in Central Park. She has been around since 1959. She is depicted in
Balto Statue
Balto is a four-legged hero and somewhat of a pop culture icon. In January 1925, the small Alaskan town of Nome suffered by diphtheria (diftheeria)
Belvedere Castle
Belvedere Castle means “beautiful view” in Italian. The castle was initially planned by Vaux and Mold as a Victorian Folly - a phenomenal structure giving
Bethesda Fountain
The Bethesda fountain is the jewel in the crown of Bethesda Terrace. It is one of the largest fountains in New York – 26 feet high and 96 feet wide.
Bethesda Terrace
Bethesda Terrace is described as the "heart" of central park. Located in the lower centre of the park, Bethesda Terrace follows the Mall promenade and
Bow Bridge
Bow Bridge was designed by Calver Vaux and Jacob Wrey Mould. It is the second-oldest cast- iron bridge in the whole of the US, and the oldest one in
Central Park Zoo
Animals from Asia, the polar regions, and the California coast are represented at the Central Park Zoo. A 4D Theater for guests aged six and up is also
Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill takes its name from the cherry trees that bloom there each spring. It is a quiet hill providing a great view to the Lake and the boats around
Conservatory Garden
Thousands of trees and shrubs can be found in the tranquil Conservatory Garden. This six-acre area, known for being the sole formal garden in the park and
Delacorte Theatre
Do you know where you can get to watch Shakespeare for free in New York City? The answer is Delacorte Theatre! There’s a catch – the theatre has “only”
Harlem Meer
Harlem Meer is a fantastic location to start if you're searching for a peaceful park area with relaxing strolling routes. In the summer, turtles can be
Strawberry Fields
Strawberry fields is a popular location in Central Park named after the famous Beatles’ song “Strawberry Fields Forever”. Dedicated to John Lennon, who
The Carousel
The Carousel is one of the oldest attractions in Central Park, dating back to 1871. And one of the most popular, too – its 58 hand-carved horses (and two
The Lake
With its span of 20 acres, The Lake rivals the Reservoir as sheer size. It is the heart and soul of the rowing community of New York City – this is the
The Loeb Boathouse
If you want to rent a boat or go for a ride with a gondola in the lake, The Loeb Boathouse in Central Park is the place to go. Not only that, but the
The Mall and Literary Walk
The Mall is a straight, broad walkway that runs through a forest of enormous trees near the southern end of Central Park. It is a great place to stroll.
The Ramble
The Ramble is large woodland (approx. 38 acres) and it is a maze of trails amidst a sea of trees, composed mostly of North American species, but also more
Turtle Pond
Right in the feet of the Belvedere Castle and the Vista Rock, in the heart of Central Park, is located the picturesque Turtle Pond. The waters of the
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