“Explore the best of the Park
with freedom & speed”
with freedom & speed”
2-Hours Bike Tour
of Central Park
Why Bike?
Because…
You See More
You’ll cover the entire Park —
way beyond what’s possible on foot.
way beyond what’s possible on foot.
You move freer
Cruise, pause, snap pics
You Feel Better
It’s movement, it’s views, it’s endorphins
What You’ll See
The Belvedere Castle
Feels like a fairytale in the middle of NYC
The Gapstow Bridge
The famous bridge from Home Alone 2
The Bethesda Fontaine
The heart of Central Park — where Gossip Girl and Home Alone 2 were filmed.
The Bow Bridge
A dreamy cast-iron bridge from Spider-Man 3 and The Avengers. The park’s most photographed spot.
The Strawberry Fields
John Lennon’s memorial and the Imagine mosaic.
The Cleopatra’s Needle
A real 3,500-year-old Egyptian obelisk
The Walman Rink
Featured in Serendipity, and Home Alone 2
The Chess house
Built in 1952, this iconic building has 24 tables for chess and checkers games
The Carousel
Oldest carousel in the city, built in 1908
The Dairy
Once a dairy farm, featured in Serendipity, Enchanted
The Pond
Featuring in Home Alone, Sex and the City and The First Wives Club
The Central Park Zoo
Appeared in Madagascar, Mr. Popper's Pinguin
The Statue Balto
A statue of the heroic sled dog Balto, who helped deliver medicine during a 1925 diphtheria outbreak.
The Conservatory Water
A peaceful water area with model boat sailing, seen in Stuart Little and The Fisher King
The Loeb Boathouse Restaurant
A picturesque spot by the water for dining or renting a boat, featured in When Harry Met Sally, The Godfather Part III, 27 Dresses
The Mall
A grand tree-lined promenade, seen in films like The Great Gatsby, Vanilla Sky, Made in Manhattan
The Cherry Hill Fountain
Shown in Enchanted and You’ve Got Mail
The Lake
Perfect for boating or picnics, featured in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and The Great Gatsby
The Dakota
A historic apartment building known for its gothic architecture, featured in Rosemary’s Baby
The Alice in Wonderland Statue
A beloved bronze sculpture depicting characters from Lewis Carroll’s famous story
The Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir
Built in the 1860s as a water supply for New York
The Blockhouse
The oldest structure in Central Park, built during the War of 1812
The Sheep Meadow
A vast, grassy area perfect for picnics and relaxation, seen in The Great Gatsby and Annie Hall
The Tavern on the green
A famous restaurant offering views of the park, featured in The Great Gatsby and Ghostbusters
What You'll Get
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Comfortable City Bike with Helmet & Basket -
2-Hours Route with Scenic Stops -
Live Storytelling -
Private or Group Tour Format -
Best Photo Moments -
Free Time to Explore
Ready to ride?
Pedal and explore — we’ll show you Central Park
✓ Family-friendly
✓ Local favorite routes
Contacts & Location
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