I'd consider Central Park as the oasis of NYC. It's a little bit of tranquility in a city that never sleeps. Stop in, grab a map and you can easily spend a whole day exploring this huge park. Enjoy!
Love my park. I've been taking 6 mile walks around Central Park 3 times a week. Sheep's Meadow is a great place to hang out for a picnic. Tavern on the Green is an awesome spot to grab a drink.
Great to experience as often as you can. So much to do and see. Great music, people watching, and walking in nature. Be sure to do a carriage ride, very relaxing, educational & scenic.
As the largest park in the city, Central Park is a great way for tourists and residents to get a break from the busy city life in a relaxed yet exciting setting. Read more
Amazing park. You have alot of choices what you want to do. Lay down on the grass, sunbathe, take a walk, sport, run, make a picnic, read your book, ride bicycle etc. You will love here so much.
I comforted Dutchess Elba here, the day she learned of her husband's affair with the daughter of an Italian tire magnate. I cut our time short, for fear of being involved in yet another royal scandal.
Best spot in the park is a corner seat near Bethesda Fountain right by the lake. Amazing spot to people watch, relax by the water, and take in all the beautiful nature surrounding you.
One of my favorite places to get lost in the city. An amazing Oasis in the middle of the cement jungle. Always something for everyone. Make sure to go further in the park and get away from tourists.
New Yorkers’ most popular nature oasis has no shortage of open space and picnic benches to take in majestic views of oaks, maples, and elms with varying shades of yellow, orange, and red leaves. Read more
What a beautiful and wonderful park to visit. Can spend hours here without noticing the time passing by. We need to see this in autumn with all the brightorange and brown yellow colours!
Did you know: Central Park is one of the most popular movie settings in the city: more than 300 films have been shot here. The 340-hectare recreation areaattracts up to 40 million people each year.
If you think you'll finish it in a day, think again! Amazing, and every corner has its own scene✨ you'd definitely need a map💚 Sunday picnics are a must, feeding the ducks as well💚
This manmade park, seemingly a welcome bit of nature against NYC's harsh conditions and strict grid, is actually a masterpiece of architecture. Every detail, down to the smallest rock, was planned.
The greatest park in the world. Great for all activities and a welcome escape from the busy city. Don't get ripped off on the horse and cart rides. A lot of the "original" art on offer are reprints
Strawberry Fields is the perfect place! It's a wonderful place where you can spend the whole day enjoying the nature and doing many different activities. don't forget to bring food for your picnic !
You can never run out of things to do in Central Park. Be sure to take the time to explore all the different walking paths and lakes. There's lots of hidden statues and things to see every visit.
Love Central Park, a true treasure in NYC. if you are a runner, it's a great place to run a loop. Cutovers across the park give you the option of a 3 mile, 5 mile or 6 mile route.
This is my all time favorite place in the city. There are baseball fields, lots of green lawns, a Shakespeare garden, and awesome paved loop that you can run or bike on. There's a pool too!!!
Always wonderful to walk here, any season! Be careful of your direction though! We ended up going far south to far north and had a VERY long walk back!
The greatest park in the world. Great for all activities and great Place for picnic with your children , enjoy the nature at its best with lots of fun acitivities to do also. Love to go there again!
NYC Parks Department and the Olympic Regional Development Authority sponsored today's Winter Jam which transformed Central Park into a manmade snow covered winter sportspark for people and their pets
Places to Run: NYC’s most famous park is also a year-round haven for runners. Pick a trail, loop or traverse, run around its entire 6-mile perimeter, or opt for a 1.58 mile run at the reservoir. Read more
A wonderful escape from the crowded streets of Manhattan for a moment to breathe. It's an oasis and getaway from everyday troubles. You can spent hours walking around and just enjoying life!
Great way to start a morning is to briskly walk around the Great Lawn during the off-leash hours of 9pm-9am and meet other friendly dog owners. Exercise for you and your pup while bonding with nature.
Awesome views...playgul baseball diamonds,wonerful boat pond close to the Metropolitan Museum...It is an adventure each time you walk ,paint or bicycle it . The Jewel of of the City truly!!#
I don't think Central Park needs a review to stand out. Hands down one of the famous landmarks of New York and rightfully so. We really lucked out as the weather was lovely.
One of the best parks in the middle of the best city in the world makes it all the better. Go to the zoo, take a walk around it, go ice skating, or just sit around and people watch. Just go here.
I always had a great time there whether it was roller blading, walking my dog, biking, or listening to Dave play the guitar. It's my favorite place in the city.
this is a must do. grab take-away food and head for a lunch in the park. Or rent a bike and cruise. Or take a run... Whatever you decide to do, do not skip this oasis.
Walk in the middle and city life is worlds away. Ponds, Trees, birds, squirrels, and we didn't even get to the zoo. A race around the park is great but not recommended at night. The perfect escape.
One of the most well known parks in the U.S., Central Park is a great place to get away from the fast paced NYC streets. See a concert or movie here in the summer for an unforgettable experience!
July 18th: Have a picnic in Central Park…anywhere besides Sheep Meadow. There are so many other great places to explore, like the grassy spots around Belvedere Castle. Read more
Got to take a ride in the horse carriage and ice skate the pond at Central Park. Grab a pretzel as you walk through the park! Hot dogs from the cart hit the spot at lunch time!
I think we spent more time strolling through Central Parks than visiting New York! Great for picnics or hanging out.There's a lake where you can rent mini boats and drive them just like in Gossip Girl
The first time I saw Central Park, I wasn't impressed at all. The second time, it was covered in snow and I loved it. The ice skating rink, all the squirrels, the hills and the amazing views.
To have Central Park as ones literal front or back yard. 5th Avenue , Central Park West, North or South. If you want to be near the park or have park views...ping me for a chat. Here's one such view..
Although Central park north is smelling bad with dog pees, southern part of this park is amazing surrounded with all ranges of green and you will be able to watch skycrapers, biking, skiing, running
To go more in-depth during you visit, you can take a free welcome tour of certain areas of the park, including the northern welcome tour, southern welcome tour, and heart of the parktour.
Come explore the Hallett Nature Sanctuary at your own pace along the trail in Central Park Free & self-guided, no registration needed, just go along and enjoy it! Read more
If you visit NYC in the winter you must come to central park and go to the outdoors iceskating ring! The christmas lights make it even more magical! It is a bit pricy but worth it! Dress very warm!
Love this park! You could spend a whole day here just looking for the different statues spread out across the park. If you get lost or you need to find something, there are maps within the park
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Central Park is the 843-acre green heart of Manhattan and is maintained by the Central Park Conservancy. It was designed in the 19th century by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux as an urban escape for New Yorkers, and now receives over 40 million visits per year.