2-Hours Bike Tour of Central Park

A famous ice skating rink in Central Park, featured in Serendipity, Rain Man, and Home Alone 2

Built in 1952, this iconic building has 24 tables for chess and checkers games

Oldest carousel in the city, built in 1908

Once a dairy farm, this historic building now serves as a visitor center and cafe. Featured in Serendipity, Enchanted

A charming stone bridge offering stunning views of the city skyline. Featured in The Avengers and Home Alone 2

A peaceful, scenic pond perfect for a relaxing walk, featuring in Home Alone, Sex and the City and The First Wives Club

Home to a variety of animals, including penguins and snow leopards, it appeared in Madagascar, The Day After Tomorrow, Mr. Popper's Pinguin

A statue of the heroic sled dog Balto, who helped deliver medicine during a 1925 diphtheria outbreak. Featured in Balto

A popular venue for concerts and events, showcased in movies like The First Wives Club and The Stepford Wives

A peaceful water area with model boat sailing, seen in Stuart Little and The Fisher King

A picturesque spot by the water for dining or renting a boat, featured in When Harry Met Sally, The Godfather Part III, 27 Dresses

A grand tree-lined promenade, often seen in films like The Great Gatsby, Vanilla Sky, Made in Manhattan

A grand double-level terrace with intricate carvings and a beautiful fountain, featured in The Avengers, Home Alone 2, Gossip Girl

A peaceful fountain located near the southern part of the park, shown in Enchanted and You’ve Got Mail

A serene body of water perfect for boating or picnics, featured in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and The Great Gatsby

A picturesque cast-iron bridge over The Lake, shown in The Avengers, Keeping the Faith, Spider Man 3

A memorial to John Lennon, it features the iconic “Imagine” mosaic and serves as a peaceful place for reflection

A historic apartment building known for its gothic architecture, featured in Rosemary’s Baby and The Killing of a Sacred Deer

A beloved bronze sculpture depicting characters from Lewis Carroll’s famous story

It was gifted to the United States in the 19th century by the Khedive of Egypt as a gesture of friendship and diplomatic relations

It was originally built in the 1860s as a water supply for New York City and is now popular for jogging and birdwatching.

The oldest structure in Central Park, built during the War of 1812 as part of New York City’s defense system

The National Weather Service collects data from the castle to report New York City’s official weather.

A vast, grassy area perfect for picnics and relaxation, seen in The Great Gatsby and Annie Hall

A famous restaurant offering views of the park, featured in films like The Great Gatsby and Ghostbusters