One of the oldest and most charming carousels in New York City, the Central Park Carousel has been delighting visitors since 1871. Our guide will share fun stories about its fascinating history and movie moments — featured in The Smurfs and Big Daddy. It's a nostalgic stop that perfectly captures the magic of Central Park for both kids and adults.

A peaceful and charming stop in the heart of Central Park, where locals and visitors have been playing chess and checkers for decades. Our guide will share the story of this historic pavilion, built in 1952, and how it became a symbol of New York's community spirit. The spot has also appeared in several films and TV shows set in Central Park — a perfect place to relax, enjoy the view, and feel the authentic vibe of the park.

Originally built in 1871, The Dairy was designed by Calvert Vaux as a charming refreshment spot for children and families. Today, it serves as a visitor center and gift shop, filled with maps, souvenirs, and a touch of old New York charm. Our guide will share the fascinating story behind this Gothic-style building and its appearance in films like Elf and Enchanted. It's the perfect stop to enjoy the park's architecture and take a quick break before continuing your Central Park adventure.

One of Central Park's most famous landmarks, Wollman Rink offers stunning skyline views and timeless New York charm. Our guide will share stories about its opening in 1949, its restoration by Donald Trump in the 1980s, and its countless movie appearances — including Serendipity, Love Story, and The Perfect Score. It's the perfect stop for breathtaking photos and romantic moments — a true "New York movie scene" brought to life.

Travelers will see one of the oldest and most charming zoos in the United States, located right in the heart of Central Park. Your guide will share fun facts about its famous residents, from sea lions and penguins to snow leopards, and tell stories about the movies filmed here — including Madagascar and Mr. Popper's Penguins.

Dedicated in 1925, the statue honors Balto - the heroic Siberian husky who helped deliver life-saving medicine to children during a diphtheria outbreak in Alaska. Our guide will share the inspiring real story behind Balto and how it became a symbol of courage and teamwork. The statue also appeared in the animated film Balto and remains one of the most beloved photo spots in Central Park, especially for families and animal lovers.

SummerStage is Central Park's open-air concert venue, famous for hosting legendary performances by artists from all over the world. Our guide will share stories about the festival's origins in the 1980s and how it became one of New York's most beloved cultural traditions. Depending on the season, you might hear live jazz, pop, or Latin music echoing through the park — pure NYC energy surrounded by nature! This area has also been featured in documentaries and music videos, celebrating the creative heart of Manhattan.

The heart of Central Park Bethesda Terrace and Fountain is one of the most iconic and cinematic spots in New York City. Your guide will share the fascinating story of the Angel of the Waters statue, symbolizing healing and purity, unveiled in 1873. This magical location has appeared in countless films, including John Wick, The Avengers, Elf, Home Alone 2, Enchanted, and The Producers. With its grand staircase, acoustic arches, and lakeside view, it's the perfect place for photos, stories, and unforgettable memories.

Known as "The Heart of Central Park," The Mall and Literary Walk is one of the most famous promenades in the world. Lined with towering American elm trees and bronze statues of literary legends like Shakespeare and Robert Burns, it's a place where nature, art, and culture meet. Our guide will share stories about the park's 19th-century design, as well as movie scenes filmed here — from Breakfast at Tiffany's and Enchanted to Maid in Manhattan and Kramer vs. Kramer. It's a must-see spot for breathtaking photos, romantic walks, and classic New York vibes.

Cherry Hill is one of Central Park's most peaceful and romantic spots, famous for its cherry blossoms in spring and panoramic views of the Lake and Bow Bridge. Our guide will share how this area was originally designed as a carriage turnaround by Frederick Law Olmsted in the 1860s, and how it became a favorite backdrop for filmmakers and photographers. Featured in movies like Enchanted and Autumn in New York, Cherry Hill perfectly captures the elegance and beauty of the park in every season.

One of the most photographed and romantic spots in New York City, Bow Bridge gracefully arches over The Lake in Central Park. Our guide will share how this cast-iron bridge, built in 1862, became a symbol of love and cinematic beauty. It has appeared in countless films, including Spider-Man 3, Autumn in New York, Manhattan, Enchanted, and The Way We Were. With its stunning skyline views and peaceful atmosphere, Bow Bridge is a must-stop for photos and unforgettable moments.

Step into a fairytale world at the iconic Alice in Wonderland Statue — one of Central Park's most beloved attractions. Our guide will share the story behind this bronze masterpiece, created in 1959 by sculptor José de Creeft, and how it was inspired by Lewis Carroll's timeless tale. Visitors can climb the sculpture, take whimsical photos, and learn about its hidden literary details. This magical spot has also appeared in films and children's features celebrating imagination and wonder — a perfect ending to your Central Park adventure.

Named in honor of the iconic First Lady, the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Central Park. Our guide will share stories about its history, its connection to Jacqueline Kennedy, who often jogged here, and its role in New York's water system. Featured in films like Sex and the City, Marathon Man, and The Mirror Has Two Faces, this spot perfectly blends nature, elegance, and cinematic beauty — a must-see highlight of the park.

Perched on Vista Rock, Belvedere Castle offers one of the best panoramic views in Central Park. Our guide will share fascinating stories about this miniature castle, built in 1869 by park architect Calvert Vaux, and its transformation from a Victorian folly into a weather observatory. Belvedere Castle has appeared in several films, including The Smurfs, Stepmom, and Enchanted, making it a true fairytale landmark in the heart of Manhattan. It's a perfect spot for breathtaking photos and a glimpse into New York's romantic past.

A peaceful memorial dedicated to John Lennon, Strawberry Fields is one of Central Park's most emotional and symbolic locations. Our guide will share the story of how this area was created in 1985 near Lennon's home, The Dakota, and designed as a "Garden of Peace" with donations from over 120 countries. At the heart of the memorial lies the famous IMAGINE mosaic — a place where visitors from around the world gather to honor Lennon's legacy and enjoy live music performed by local artists. Featured in films like Vanilla Sky and Imagine: John Lennon, this stop captures the timeless spirit of love and hope in New York City.

Standing proudly on Central Park West since 1884, The Dakota is one of New York City's most historic and exclusive residential buildings. Our guide will share stories of its stunning architecture, designed in the German Renaissance style, and the many celebrities who have called it home - including John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The Dakota has also appeared in classic films such as Rosemary's Baby and Vanilla Sky. It remains both a cultural landmark and a symbol of the city's timeless elegance and mystery.

An iconic restaurant in the heart of Central Park, Tavern on the Green has been a symbol of New York elegance since 1934. Our guide will share stories about its transformation from a sheep stable into one of the city's most famous dining spots, hosting countless celebrities and events. Featured in films such as Ghostbusters, Wall Street, and Edward Scissorhands, Tavern on the Green perfectly captures the charm and cinematic spirit of Manhattan. It's the perfect spot to end your tour - surrounded by twinkling lights, history, and timeless New York romance.