Yes, this is Central Park, New York City's most famous greenery. After decades of depiction in books, films and artworks, it is still a lovely place that evokes literary and artistic imagination. The huge urban park offers everything to satisfy everyone. A stroll along waterfront trails to appreciate the beauty of Big Apple is a life-changing experience. Do devote enough time here!

Set aside a couple of hours or more if you have the time. Do some research and find out all the sights you want to see at the Park. The paths are rather confusing as they meander through the Park, so don't go in a hurry. The location is near lots of other major sights in Manhattan, including museums and shopping. Plan the day before you go. Have fun!

While it is a HUGE park to walk around. It is definitely well worth it. Bring your walking shoes and take in all the beauty of this place. My wife and I truly enjoyed it. Despite a little rain, it was definitely well worth the time.

Central Park was stunning, very clean and well kept. Due to it being December and quite cold the park wasn't as busy as normal and this allowed us to wonder around the park freely without rushing. The views of the sky scrapers are amazing from here, and there is a lovely cafe and restaurant in the park which did very nice coffee and pastries. If your a bit of a movie buff there are various sites that were used for filming In home alone 2. Top tip look for gapstow Bridge, the water fountain and plaza hotel. Also the cheesy pretzels from the little cart were delicious. This is something you need to do when visiting New York City

Park was amazing. I chose a bike tour instead of the horse & carriage & it was nice. The driver was amazing & had a lot of history & information on the park. He even stopped at a few stops to take pictures.

Also in winter time this park is a pleasure to be in. Though the traffic of NYC is not that far away you seem to be in a place of peace and quiet, if only the other people wouldn't be there :) You have to be careful not to be harmed by bike-taxi or horse carriage. All very romantic perhaps, and also creating busy traffic in the park. Nevertheless: thanks to the views, the atmosphere in the middle of NYC, it is a mesmerizing experience.

We did a pedicab round the park with a guide which was amazing as not only did we get to see a lot of the park but he gave us all the history and off course film locations while we went round. The park is huge and absolutely beautiful and you can't quite believe there is such an oasis in this bustling city. Whether you walk, ride a bike, go via pedicab or horse and cart the park is a must visit. We were pleased to see all the horses that were waiting had blankets on and where being fed and watered. So many places to see that you will recognise and we also got to stop at the Imagine memorial to pay our respect and remember. We visited in December the weather was dry and sunny but you still need to wrap up at that time of the year. We had a fabulous couple of hours exploring and it we had had more time would have stopped for a bite to eat and explored more but with only 4 days in the city and so much to see we moved on to the next attraction. I should imagine the park in the summer is absolutely beautiful we loved it even in the depths of winter.

It’s a NYC classic. This park is absolutely enormous with very beautiful landscapes. One can spend the entire day walking through the park and could only scratch the surface. There are several buildings and monuments in the park to explore and there are a few public restrooms as well. Some parts of the park require one to be fully ambulatory to explore.

Central Park is Centrally located on Manhattan. It is easy to get to and is rich in history. Mot movies that take place in NYC have some scene or reference to Central Park. You can take a nature break and enjoy some trees and grass and nature and walk a block and then get Starbucks coffee or visit the Museum of art or Natural History. It provides an escape and yet provides quick access to restaurants and urban life.

I had to give this an average review, which is not reflective of the park itself, which is awesome, but the pedicabs should be researched thoroughly before commitment. Before we got into the pedicab we were sure of the price, the duration, and what we would see. When we disembarked he got his price list out and was charging us x3 what we had agreed. It turned into quite an unpleasant exchange in the middle of the street with him shouting f u at us repeatedly, when in fact the issue was that he was unclear when he advised on the price. So, aside from that experience Central Park is not to be missed, it will take a considerable time to see everything, so plan ahead.