Sammy and the City | Events, Things to do in New York City, Activities, Central Park, Guide

Harlem Meer offers breath-taking landscapes and family related activities, such as [...]

Charles A. Dana Discovery Center is a visitor center located at [...]

The Ladies Pavilion is a romantic victorian vintage overlooking the Lake. [...]

The Great Lawn has presented over the years some of the [...]

Good Morning America and SummerStage have free concerts in Central Park [...]

Turtle Pond in Central Park is a habitat for turtles (red-eared slider, [...]

The memorial to John Lennon is in Strawberry Fields, a black-and [...]

Conservatory Garden, Italian style, which has a rectangular central lawn surrounded [...]

Conservatory Garden is a formal garden in the park, with flowers [...]

East Meadow spans six acres of green pastoral surrounded by the [...]

The Crape Myrtle Tree (Lagerstroemia) is one of the most decorative [...]

Thirty years ago, on September 19, 1981 Simon & Garfunkel performed a [...]

What else can you do in Central Park besides row a [...]

John Lennon was born in Liverpool, England on October 9th, 1940 [...]

Dairy visitor center is a charming cottage that now operates as [...]

Loeb Boathouse is located in the heart of Central Park, over [...]

Hans Christian Andersen is seated on a bench reading from his [...]

The Delacorte Music Clock plays nursery rhymes tunes on the hour and half-hour [...]

The Belvedere Castle and the Vista Rock offers the highest elevation [...]

Sheep Meadow is 15 acres of beautiful open grass space with a [...]

Bethesda Terrace is known as the heart of Central Park, and offers [...]

Azalea Pond is a small pond known as the centerpiece of [...]

The Pond is located on the south side of Central Park [...]

Bank Rock Bay is the narrow inlet of water located to [...]

Gapstow Bridge is a rustic, stone structure bridge offering breath taking [...]

Oak Bridge at Bank Rock Bay is a wooden footbridge crossing the [...]

Horse-drawn carriage rides through Central Park is a romantic way to [...]

Conservatory Garden, French style has Three Dancing Maidens, Sculptured by   [...]

The Central Park Reservoir now officially named the Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis [...]

Alice in Wonderland is an eleven feet tall bronze statue, surrounded by [...]

Olmsted Flower Bed is a memorial garden of beautiful flowers, created [...]

The Marionette Theater at the Swedish Cottage is one of the [...]

The south end of the Mall is called the Literary Walk, [...]

The Gill is a stream that goes through the 38-acre area [...]

Central Park Zoo has many exotic creatures and different habitats, as [...]

Conservatory Garden, English style is also known as the Secret Garden, because [...]

Cherry Hill is on a slope overlooking the scenic view of [...]

Skating at Wollman Rink in Central Park is a tremendous spirit lifting [...]

Ramble is made up of 38 acres of woods and forest [...]

Play chess or checkers outdoors at the “The Chess and Checkers [...]

The Belvedere Castle is an extraordinary part of Central Park . [...]

Bethesda Terrace is known as the heart of Central Park, and overlooks [...]

Conservatory Garden Fountain is surrounded by a rectangular large central lawn, [...]

The famous old-fashion Carousel in Central Park is a hidden treasure [...]

Bow Bridge is one of the most beautiful designed cast iron [...]

The Ramble contains many wooden bridges -this bridge crosses the small [...]

Glade Arch is one of Calvert Vaux’s first designed bridges and [...]

The Obelisk is the oldest man made object in Central Park, [...]

Ramble Stone Arch is hidden within the woods and wilderness of [...]

Cedar Hill is a picturesque pastoral meadow where you can have [...]

I’m standing on “Pilgrim Hill” in NYC – a glorious spot, [...]

Just as the leaves begin to fall there are breath taking [...]

Conservatory Water is known as the Model Boat Pond and its [...]

The 20-acre Lake is the second largest body of water in [...]

Shakespeare Garden in Central Park is filled with beautiful colorful flowers, [...]

The Statue of Robert Burns was sculptured by Sir John Steell. Location: East [...]

Hernshead is a rocky opening overlooking the Lake, and steps away [...]

The Statue of Balto is dedicated to the sled dog who [...]

Wagner Cove is on the western edge, way down on a [...]

Thomas Moore (1779–1852) statue stands on the eastern edge of the Pond. The [...]