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Category: Things to See and Do
New Yorkers Celebrate Spring in Central Park
A full day of free special events and programs unfolded across Central Park on March 20 to celebrate... Read more
How to Spend Spring in Central Park
A new season has arrived, and our staff has prepared for months to make Central Park a welcoming spr... Read more
The Beginner’s Guide to Photography in Central Park
Central Park is one of the most Instagrammed landmarks in the world — and millions of visitors... Read more
From the Mailbag: Visiting Central Park in the Winter
This time of year — with temperatures dropping and snow frequently in the forecast — we ... Read more
Discovering Paul Manship in Central Park
Welcoming visitors to the Tisch Children’s Zoo is the Lehman Gates, a fanciful entrance that f... Read more
The Ramble: ‘A Sense of Mystery’ Across 36 Acres
At the very center of Manhattan Island, near the middle of Central Park, is a place with almost no s... Read more
The Beginner’s Guide to Birdwatching in Central Park
Located along the Atlantic Flyway, Central Park welcomes more than 270 bird species each year. Many ... Read more
From the Mailbag: Bridges, Arches, and Fall Foliage
Have questions about Central Park? On occasion, we gather curious inquiries from Park lovers on our ... Read more
What’s Blooming This Summer in Central Park
Between the cheerful flowers of spring and the vibrant foliage of fall, a variety of plants bloom du... Read more
The History of Central Park’s North End
Before it became Central Park, the Park’s north end served an important role in the early hist... Read more
10 Ways to Be Active This Summer in Central Park
With the warm weather, lush green lawns, and bustling atmosphere of summer — not to mention th... Read more
8 Secrets of Central Park
Central Park can surprise even lifelong New Yorkers with secluded spots and enthralling secrets. Nex... Read more
Where to Find Spring Blooms in Central Park
Each spring, Central Park’s flowers bring bursts of color to New York City. Looking for some o... Read more
Secrets of Shakespeare Garden
Tucked away on the west side of Central Park between 79th and 80th Streets is Shakespeare Garden. Na... Read more
Tips from Central Park’s Volunteers
Our green-shirted volunteers are everywhere in Central Park: gardening, greeting visitors on foot an... Read more
10 Date Ideas in Central Park
Central Park has always been home to romance — did you know a popular path for couples named L... Read more
20 Ways to Enjoy Winter in Central Park
Don’t let the cold keep you from Central Park this winter! With fun, year-round destinations l... Read more
The Children’s District: Then and Now
With Thanksgiving around the corner, it’s an idyllic time to visit Central Park with friends a... Read more
The Runner’s Guide to Central Park
Central Park is a runner’s paradise. In celebration of this month’s TCS New York City Ma... Read more
Where to Find Fall Foliage in Central Park
Each fall, many of Central Park’s roughly 20,000 trees transform into golden shades of yellow,... Read more
From Bow Bridge to the Mall: Central Park in the Movies
With so many iconic and beautiful settings, Central Park serves as one of the most-filmed locations ... Read more
Happy 164th Birthday Central Park: Reflecting on Years of Memories
On July 21, 1853, the New York State Legislature enacted a law that set aside more than 750 acres of... Read more
Discover the Perfect Central Park Playground for Your Family
With 21 playgrounds that are unique in design and character, Central Park offers play options for ch... Read more
The Angel atop Bethesda Fountain
She’s so famous, that, to many, she’s know solely as “the Angel,” which is c... Read more
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