Central Park

My favorite places in New York City are probably all around Central Park. It boasts tennis courts, a swimming pool, an artificial lake, an ice rink, restaurants, a theater, and even art galleries. Strolling through Central Park on a nice day feels surreal, like stepping into an American TV series. Sunlight filters through the leaves, transforming into colorful specks and rays of light. People sit on the lawns, reading, picnicking, doing yoga, chatting, and chatting. Every corner is filled with heartwarming details of life. Manhattan's neatly cut blocks and towering concrete jungle might seem oppressive to many, but Central Park, nestled right in the center, offers a welcome respite. Central Park is like the city's green lungs, radiating a cool, green air and the scent of trees and earth.

Central Park is truly enormous. In Manhattan, where land is so expensive, every step you take here is a luxury. On one such afternoon, after visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art, I wandered into the park for a stroll. The moment I walked from the block into the park, I could clearly hear the click of a switch, and my entire mood shifted from a fast pace to a slow pace.

Many of us have probably heard the story of the Central Park bench. Embedded in the metal plates on the backs of the benches are messages from various people: to family, loved ones, and friends. Love never ends. I particularly love New York's parks, big and small. Walking in the midsummer sunshine, I can't help but imagine the beginning of spring, late autumn, the first snow, and the depths of winter.

No matter how big a city is, there is always a huge public park built on a valuable piece of land. New York is no exception. I like Central Park because of the visually striking aerial views of Manhattan. Central Park is divided into a neat rectangle, which is not small. There is a complete ecosystem here, and you can always see a group of the most "New York" New Yorkers here. What is it like to live in the world's largest metropolis? It may be walking on the streets of Midtown Manhattan in work clothes, or jogging across the Brooklyn Bridge in the morning and seeing tourists and pedestrians from all over the world, or sitting on a chair in Central Park in the afternoon when you have free time and reading today's fresh newspaper. I have heard before that there is a very "weird" job in the United States called "dog walker". Many American office workers do not have time to walk their dogs.

I'll leave it to the dog walker who's in charge of this area. The one I met today was the dog walker himself (I absolutely can't believe he owns so many dogs!). There are so many adorable animals in Central Park; they're like the spirits of the city, always captivating and bringing joy. On weekends, Central Park also welcomes a group of young New Yorkers who fall down, get up, pick up their bikes, and ride on again, unknowingly learning to ride.

Thanks to Ya Ma, we walked through a third of Central Park in one go. After entering the park, we followed the crowds. A crowd gathered around Imagine's Lennon memorial. Ya Ma was taking photos of it with a small camera. On the day we visited, people at Imagine had already laid flowers. Just before reaching the lake, there's a cobblestone path. At the end of the path, there's a large rock. After comparing it, I decided this was the most likely filming location. This is a scene from the SBS program brochure, framing the scene aligned with the two white towers outside the park. Continuing along the lake, the bench on the right isn't the same one Ya Ma sat on. We first passed the bridge Ya Ma walked on in the PV. The bridge was repaired after the PV was filmed, but it looks pretty much the same now. It's just so crowded that it was hard to wait for everyone to clear before taking photos. And then there are the towers in the background. Continuing east around the lake, without crossing the bridge, you'll find the Ya Ma bench, which has appeared repeatedly in the PV and behind-the-scenes footage, on the right. There's a shrub behind the bench, and the framing is done against the railing in the background. The scenery here remains largely unchanged. Continuing along the lakeside, you'll pass a fountain that's frequently featured in tourist photos. After checking in at the tourist attraction, ascend the stairs. From the fountain, you'll pass several rows of benches before you reach the one where Yama sat. The reference point was the streetlight behind him; there's only one streetlight at the corner. This filming location appears in the SBS program book.

The sleep meadow is quite suitable for sunbathing. Dogs are not allowed to enter. If I am not in a hurry, I would like to bring SN's picnic blanket and lie down in it for a while.

The weather wasn't very good that day; it was gloomy. Yet, in early spring, New York's Central Park still offered a hint of spring. Dark clouds loomed over the lake, making it seem less welcoming. The buildings surrounding Central Park are unique. There are also some unusual plants in the park you've never seen before, which makes you very happy. Solo happiness is actually quite easy to satisfy. The park was bustling with people, hurried passersby, and elite exercisers. In America, fat people are considered poor. Coming to a corner, I found large bubbles so fun. It turns out playing with bubbles isn't just for kids; adults can enjoy it too. Maintaining a childlike innocence is crucial. Walking through Central Park, I felt the birdsong and the fragrance of flowers.

Central Park covers 843 acres (approximately 5,000 mu), making it larger than London's Hyde Park (though China's imperial gardens don't count, as they require an entrance fee and aren't public). There are numerous statues here, most commemorating famous figures, such as the distinguished American citizen Christopher Columbus. Sheep Meadow is a must-see. Before 1934, this vast expanse of grass was actually used for grazing sheep. It was later requisitioned by the military, and finally, at the request of the public, it was repurposed as a public recreational area. Most New Yorkers come here to sunbathe! In a bustling metropolis like New York, having such a large green space for residents to relax and unwind is truly precious!

The park covers a huge area, like the heart of the city. Among the endless steel jungle, it reserves a piece of pure natural colors for people.

It is now late autumn and early winter, and the red leaves in the park have fallen, but it is still a good place to get close to nature.

The artificial lake in the center of the park, with the Manhattan skyline in the distance, proves the foresight of the designers at the time. Today, many people are tired of the pressures of urban life, and it is so important to have a place to relax, escape the hustle and bustle of the city, and enjoy the tranquility of nature.

Central Park is pleasant in all seasons, with vibrant colors in spring, bright sunshine in summer, fiery red maples in the autumn breeze, and the silver snow in winter. No matter when you come here, you can feel the beauty of nature in the modern urban jungle.

There are still golden autumn leaves at the end of November. In addition to the maple leaf season in Kyoto, Japan, it seems that New York's Central Park is also a good place to enjoy the autumn.

Central Park is what makes New York City so much more livable, offering a tranquil escape from the bustling city. Here, you'll find New Yorkers walking their dogs or jogging. Strolling through the park, quietly observing the locals, offers a sense of ease and relaxation. The experience of Central Park is unlike any other tourist destination. While many tourist spots in New York are rarely visited by locals, Central Park is a beloved destination for both locals and tourists.

Central Park is truly massive! So massive, my friend and I spent an entire half-day just exploring the so-called "famous attractions" south of the park's largest lake! We walked until our legs were worn out, and we'd only seen the tip of the iceberg. There were joggers, dog walkers, and cyclists in Central Park. I don't know if it was because we were there on a Sunday, but after 9 PM, the park was especially crowded. The air was refreshing, and taking a deep breath felt like cleansing your lungs. There were also a lot of dogs in Central Park. Some people were out walking, their dogs on leashes in their hands. I roughly counted more than 10 dogs in one family. Near Lennon's grave, we encountered a guitarist singing on a park bench, surrounded by passersby, who joined in the fun. Central Park is full of squirrels, and you can always find them on the lawns, in the bushes, or at the base of trees. Their large tails are adorable, but they seem quite greedy. Every time I saw one, they were always clutching pine cones, chewing on them with a loud, crunching sound. People and animals in the park live in harmony. By a lake called the Turtle Pond, two little girls are sitting on the rocks on the shore, with several turtles lying next to them. The little girls are whispering to each other, and the turtles are basking in the sun without disturbing each other.

Central Park is one of my favorite places in New York City. It's beautiful, spacious, and offers the chance to spot celebrities. If you want to experience the real New York life, I recommend staying nearby and going for a morning run. In the afternoon, when the weather is nice, you can relax on the lawn with friends and read a book. It's so relaxing.

Completed in 1873, Central Park, nestled amidst the skyscrapers of downtown Manhattan, spans 3.4 million square meters, a circumference of ten kilometers, and spans 51 city blocks, offering a tranquil haven amidst the bustling city. Central Park boasts lush greenery, with 24,000 trees forming the city's green lung. Relax in the sun, read a book, or enjoy a picnic at Sheep Meadow, where you can admire the Manhattan skyline alongside the abundant greenery.

The last time I was in New York, I only walked through Central Park on my way to the Met. Four years later, I finally fulfilled my wish to walk through Central Park properly, and, counting the walks, I've been there four times! The overall scenery isn't particularly special, but in New York, where land is so expensive, it's truly remarkable to have such a vast green haven. I often mistakenly call it "Zhongshan Park," a place I walked almost every day when I was in Shanghai. Of course, there are still many iconic camera angles here, as it's been used as a filming location in countless movies and American TV series. I marked about twenty photo spots on a map, and if I followed this route, I could cover most of the park. But ultimately, I didn't do it. I'd be exhausted from walking so fast, and by the time I'd finished walking, it would have been dark, making it impossible to take any photos. This time, I also happened to catch the Global Citizen Festival, with many big-name celebrities in attendance. A friend of mine bought tickets to see it, while another one and I listened from the outside. At least we managed to catch Queen's performance. Finally, I’d like to make a promise that next time I come, I must have a colorful picnic on the lawn!

Central Park is a large metropolitan park located in the heart of Manhattan, New York City. It is one of the largest man-made landscapes in the world, with the highest number of visitors in the United States. It is also the filming location for many movies. If you want to find an autumn fairytale in New York, Central Park is undoubtedly the first choice.



📍Detailed address and transportation guide

The park is so huge, located on the west side of Fifth Avenue, spanning from 59th Street to 110th Street from south to north. It can be reached by multiple subways and buses.

You can search for Central Park using various navigation software. It is recommended that you refine your search destination to a specific landmark in the park, such as "Bethesda Terrace", so that you can locate more accurately and avoid taking detours.



⏰Business hours: 06:00～01:00 (next day)

⚠️ Baidu says it's open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, don't believe it

　　

💰Tickets: FREE



🚶Estimated visiting time: At least 3 hours if you want to visit all the famous attractions in the park.



💟Featured Recommendations

1⃣ This should be the number one free attraction in New York❗️ It combines woods, lakes, zoos, gardens, ice rinks, swimming pools, sports fields, theaters, squares, and lawns. It is hard to surpass this park in the heart of the city where land is so expensive. 🤩

2⃣️Famous attractions in the park include: Center Park Zoo, Sheep Meadow, Shakespeare Garden, Bethesda Terrace, Belvedere Castle, etc.

3⃣️Famous museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Natural History, and the Guggenheim Museum are all nearby. In a word, as long as you have enough physical strength, a day of clocking in is not a dream😏😏😏



💡Practical tips

1⃣️The park is so huge, there are lots of people running 🏃 and walking 🐶. Even if you're just strolling around, please make sure to wear comfortable flat shoes! You can use a simple picnic blanket (plastic bag, newspaper, anything) and relax on the lawn, eat, drink, daydream, read a book, listen to music, it's all perfectヾ^_^♪

2⃣️My favorite spots (especially suitable for taking photos) are Bethesda Fountain, Bow Bridge, and Gapstow Bridge. There are bridges and lakes, reflecting the autumn scenery of the surrounding forests and nearby skyscrapers. It is very photogenic. 👍On the contrary, the famous overlook castle personally feels

The view is average, and it is not as beautiful as seeing the castle itself from a distance. It depends on your opinion.

3⃣️ I recommend checking out the Central Park map before your trip to confirm which attractions you want to visit and then plan your route. This way, you can take the subway or bus to avoid unnecessary detours (I was a bad example of someone who just walked wherever he wanted without any planning and ended up walking a lot more 😑)

New York's grid-like urban structure, formed in 1811, was shaped by a burgeoning population, forcing the city government to respond. This created a unique streetscape, but it also led to increased crime. To reduce crime, increase public safety and well-being, and divert public attention, the city government decided to create a public park in one of Manhattan's most remote areas. After over a century of development, this Manhattan backyard has become a symbol of New Yorkers' pride and joy: a paradise for all, a haven for all. It belongs to New York City and to every New Yorker.

In the evening, men and women in sportswear put on headphones and jog on the forest trail while listening to music. It is really comfortable and relaxing.

The most iconic experience in Central Park is boating on the lake, gazing out at the bustling city from a natural vantage point. It's a shame that, though spring has only just arrived, the lake remains frozen solid. The cold weather creates a completely different scene. Fountains burst through the ice, spewing out massive streams of water. The nearby ice melts, releasing clear streams into the lake, providing a haven for birds to forage and drink.

With the fountain at its center, a flock of birds rested on the smooth ice. Large geese held their black heads high, their plump gray bodies supported by thin legs. Their white chest feathers resembled scarves, ready for a feast. Farther away, a flock of white birds, like fine grains of rice, scatted on the ice. From time to time, led by a leader, the birds, black and white, would take off together, quickly forming a formation and filling this tranquil world with a cacophony of humming and humming.

Night fell unknowingly, a strong breeze blew across the lake, the lights on the buildings on the other side of the lake and the lights on the buildings in Midtown Manhattan were lit up, as if they had agreed to work together to welcome the glorious night.

There is a large piece of artificial green space in Manhattan, which is super beautiful. You can come and have a look when you have nothing to do.

Located in the heart of Manhattan, a bustling city, it is a quiet and relaxing place.

We headed to Central Park for a tour. It's so huge, we just randomly picked a route and wandered around. We came to a fountain and saw a juggler. He had a small area of the park and was using a curved stick that looked a bit like a tennis racket to play with soap bubbles. He was quite impressive. He used the stick to swipe through a small bucket, then waved it casually in the air. Large, colorful bubbles floated in the air, probably over a meter in diameter, and hung there for a while before bursting! His performance drew applause from the tourists present. It was pretty good; we spent a full three hours wandering around Central Park. We had lunch at a restaurant near a dock. We were a bit tired after walking from the south end to the large lake in the middle, a little north of the park, and didn't want to go any further north.

Central Park on weekends is truly New York's ark, where you can find rare leisure, relaxation, and comfort.

It feels like being in a paradise, but when you look up, the world still pierces this illusory beauty.

Arriving at Central Park, I noticed many people jogging and exercising on the outskirts, and families cycling in groups. Continuing toward the center, I was suddenly immersed in a lush forest. As I walked, I stopped along the way. Young people gathered on the grass, enjoying the sun, boating in the lake, a band playing jazz on the sidewalk, and horse-drawn carriages occasionally pulled by tourists. My fascination with Central Park stemmed from the image "Separation" from the National Geographic Photographer of the Year contest. The moment I saw it, I was captivated by the place. After strolling through Central Park, I couldn't help but marvel at the beauty of such a carefree place amidst the layers of towering buildings.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park are very close to each other, so it is recommended to visit the two attractions together.

Central Park is located in the center of Manhattan. It is a quiet place in the bustling city of New York. Many American citizens come here to take a walk during their breaks.

I really like this kind of comfort~~

It's truly huge, and especially charming when the weather is nice. You can see New Yorkers jogging and wearing all sorts of fancy clothes everywhere. Generally speaking, New Yorkers in the downtown area are more toned than those on the West Coast and inland, thanks to the huge oxygen bar in the concrete jungle and self-discipline! In Manhattan, where land is so valuable, it's truly rare to have such a beautiful park open to the public free of charge. The park is so huge that you can take a horse-drawn carriage tour.

I expected Central Park to be very big, but I only walked around less than a quarter of it in two hours. I was amazed at the courage of the Americans. In Manhattan, New York, where every inch of land is valuable, they planned such a large park, and it remains unchanged for a hundred years. If they just enclosed a small area to build a building, it would add billions of dollars to the GDP!

I went to Central Park for a morning workout. Central Park is incredibly large, and I'd discovered there's a reservoir in the north. Running along it seemed like a good idea. The reservoir was easy to find; I spotted a small fountain in the distance. The running track along the reservoir is sandy, while the long track in the park is paved. The sand felt more comfortable. Many people come to the reservoir to exercise in the mornings, and the shade from the trees keeps the sun off. With water on the left and trees on the right, running wasn't tiring at all.

I’m amazed at the air quality in the US, no filters are needed… It’s a gang gathering place at night, unsafe, but it’s fine during the day.

Central Park is full of beautiful scenery, and the scenery is different in each season!

The park area is very large, and many people run around the park to exercise, but I still like the big lawn the most. Lying on the lawn and feeling the breeze can take away all my worries. It is a rare moment of peace and quiet.

Looking at the skyscrapers of Manhattan from afar on the lawn in the park, it is shocking as if there are two different worlds. The elites and the common people are so glaringly divided. The world is so realistic and helpless.

Having been to the UK, I came back to Centre Park and I absolutely loved it. This place embodies American culture. You can jog, stroll, walk your dog, visit the Natural History Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, or just about anything else. It's natural and spontaneous. It's authentic and serious.

After watching Friends for so long, I finally made it to the legendary Central Park. I've discovered that almost every city has a large park like this one. Sydney has Hyder Park, and New York has the famous Central Park.

Taking a walk in the sun-drenched woods, with low clouds and green everywhere, my mood is brightened.

New York's Central Park gives you a strong visual impact. From a distance, it is a forest of steel and concrete, but up close, it is a quiet world.

In New York, where every inch of land is valuable, the city planners at the time were able to preserve 3.4 million square meters of woods, lakes, and lawns for citizens to rest and children to play. This vision and courage are amazing.

I suggest that there is no need to go around the entire Central Park. You can feel its uniqueness by just crossing it, the vast green, the ecology, and the wildness. You can't help but sigh at this harmonious scene with the green.

Central Park is New York City's backyard. Before I even arrived, I knew it was a great place for residents to relax and unwind, a must-see for anyone visiting the city. It's also where the women in "Sex and the City" shared their daily lives while exercising. But once I arrived, I realized it was a reason to fall in love with this city.

Entering Central Park, the whole person's body and mind naturally relaxes

There is tranquility here

There is peace here

There are challenges here

There's passion here

There is love here

There is something elusive that attracts you to explore

There is a regret that makes you unable to taste it all, tempting you to come again

A very large park in Manhattan, where every inch of land is valuable, it is the lungs of Manhattan!

A good place to relax, the garden is large, open and has no walls

You can rent a bicycle, or take a horse-drawn carriage, which is also very classy. Of course, if you have good physical strength, walking is the first choice.

In New York, a city where land is so expensive, it's amazing to find such a lush and relaxing place. The park is full of people jogging, and there are many apartments nearby. I remember that Soong Mei-ling chose this quiet place to retire in her later years. I wonder which one of these apartments is this?

The snow and ice could not prevent my mother and I from taking a walk in the snow in Central Park. Central Park is close to the Upper East Side and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Came here on September 21, 2017.



Central Park is enormous, spanning many city blocks. It's undoubtedly Manhattan's green lung. Entering the park instantly creates a completely different experience from the New York City outside. If you have time, you should definitely visit the park.



Because the park is so large, we highly recommend renting a bicycle and cycling around it. A full circumference of Central Park is approximately 12 kilometers, and while some sections of the park are hilly, cycling can be challenging. There are also several scenic spots throughout the park where you can stop and explore.

I'm a big fan of Friends. How can I not take a walk in Central Park?

Central Park is like an oasis in the desert, bringing a breath of fresh air to bustling Manhattan. Strolling through the park, even though it's early summer and hot, the shade of the trees doesn't feel the heat at all.

The park is perfect for running and cycling, and it's truly rare to find such a tranquil and spacious park in the heart of Manhattan, where land is so expensive.

Most of Manhattan's streets are relatively green, so it felt like all the greenery was concentrated here. Here I encountered squirrels, morning joggers, people walking their dogs, and a film crew.

Central Park has those famous chairs filled with love and memories.

There is a paradise for children everywhere.

It's hard to imagine such a large oasis in New York City, where land is at a premium. The park is filled with grass and trees, with a large reservoir in the center. Joggers, cyclists, dog walkers, and others are constantly passing through.

New York City has many parks, large and small. The largest and most famous is Central Park. It covers over 5,000 acres and is located in the heart of Manhattan. Because it's so vast, I spent over two hours walking around it, and only explored a small corner. I'll explore the rest of it next time, or perhaps see what it looks like in a different season.

Recommended tour duration: 1 day

Love Central Park

I've been there many times.

Morning walk in Central Park

You can see all kinds of young men and women running and cycling

Children playing and fighting

There are also various cute puppies

Of course there are also scammers selling candy (just ignore them)

Every corner of the park is perfect for taking photos

Especially near the exit to Midtown Manhattan

It is the secret of countless Instagram celebrities and bloggers to create their own looks

I want to remember Central Park, covered in thick snowdrifts. In the distance, I saw many people skiing. Snowy scenes like this are something I'd only seen in movies. New York's Central Park truly is a model for urban parks worldwide!

It's truly rare to find such a tranquil park in the heart of Manhattan, where land is so scarce. It's truly remarkable that urban planners could create such a beautiful design in such a prime location for the benefit of the public!

I was surprised that there is such a big park in New York, where every inch of land is valuable. It is like a small forest, with swans and squirrels in the lake.

A park in the heart of the metropolis is also a place I personally recommend to visit in New York.

Central Park is incredibly large. I think it's the largest park I've ever been to. My roommate and I spent an entire afternoon walking from the northernmost edge to the center. The park is perfect for running, cycling, dancing, or just relaxing on the lawn on a sunny afternoon. To the east of the park are the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim Museum, so if you have time, you can definitely stop by.

I don't know why, but Central Park always makes me feel so classy. Maybe it's because the characters in Gossip Girl often strolled there, or maybe it's just because such a peaceful spot is so rare in Manhattan, where every inch of land is valuable. It's like wearing noise-canceling headphones amidst the hustle and bustle of the crowd, feeling like you're the only one who can control the noise. It's like being a hidden gem in the city.

The park isn't crowded, mostly with New Yorkers jogging and walking their dogs. Perhaps there are even celebrities and Upper East Side aristocrats among them. If you live nearby, get up early and jog or stroll through the park to experience the daily life of New York's upper class.

I went to Central Park twice, one of which I slept on the floor for almost an hour, thanks to my wife watching over me. The first thing I saw on my flight from Las Vegas to New York was Central Park. Lying on the sunny green lawn, I watched the planes fly by. It felt like there was another me on the plane, peering down at me from a God's perspective!

You can experience the natural scenery. A very lovely place in Central Park is the turtle pond.

Central Park is my second favorite place. I always feel that in a place like New York where every inch of land is valuable, it is very comfortable and rare to have a place like this reserved for people to relax and unwind.

I almost worship Central Park because to build such a large park in Manhattan where every inch of land is valuable, and to make it free, I can only say that the person who made this decision is truly great.

The trees are covered in blossoms, a fairytale-like beauty that fulfills all my imaginations of the park. I want to recite a line from a poem: "Thousands of miles away, orioles sing, green reflects red."

Central Park was scorching hot in May. I spent three hours strolling through it, drank six bottles of water, and nearly got a heat stroke. But it was definitely worth it. The scenery was stunning, with giant cherry blossoms everywhere.

Central Park in spring really has a different style and it is worth the trip.

A large green park with nice views and beautiful scenery, it is a place worth visiting.

I took the subway to Central Park. I have to say, New York in winter is really not beautiful. There are many shopping malls near Central Park, which is suitable for shopping.

The flowers in Central Park haven't bloomed yet in early March, but it's still a pleasant place to stroll. Central Park is very large. You can stroll around after visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the Museum of Natural History.

In a bustling city like New York, Central Park is a haven of peace. Perhaps every major city deserves a place like this—more than just a park, it's a place where one can find instant peace and quiet. Although the park in March lacks greenery, there's still lingering snow on the ground. I've heard the chairs here have stories. Indeed, these chairs with stories evoke warmth. These "adopted" chairs tell special stories, one after another. "I was made to love her." My love for you is innate.

I chose a home near Central Park and visit it every day. The scenery is stunning. Central Park is enormous, stretching from 59th to 110th Streets, offering a tranquil retreat amidst the bustling city of New York. It boasts lakes of all sizes, forests, a zoo, sports facilities, and amusement parks.

After walking for a while and not feeling particularly beautiful, I went to Times Square. The horse-drawn carriage at the entrance was very unique for taking photos.

Full of novelty, clean and sanitary, people of all skin colors are very friendly

There are people running, people riding bicycles, young girls and old people walking their dogs everywhere... Squirrels are wandering around on the lawn... Although Central Park is a bit deserted in winter, I can imagine its beauty in summer.

A huge public green space in the heart of New York City. It's a great pleasure to walk around and have a beer here.

Get up and go to Central Park to breathe in some fresh air. I feel refreshed and in a great mood after a full day of fun! The most beautiful city park, the lungs of New York City!

In my mind, Central Park is the best proof that people must return to nature and be close to nature. Even the metropolis of New York, where every inch of land is valuable, firmly believes this.

The summer in New York is really unbearable, and Central Park is the best place to beat the heat.

New York's Central Park, nestled in the heart of Manhattan's skyscrapers, is vast and beyond the scope of a day's exploration. Enjoy boating in the clear lake, reading on the lawn, or even taking a horse-drawn carriage ride to admire the park's scenery. Its most notable feature is the spacious, smooth paths, where countless men, women, and children come to exercise. It's clear they truly enjoy exercising.

I recommend going there in the fall! It's a great place for hiking, with beautiful scenery and a sense of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle. You can see many people from the Upper East Side doing morning exercises and couples taking wedding photos.

Central Park is so huge, so we just wandered around the museum. There happened to be a free children's playground on the left side of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, complete with swings, castles, and slides. We finally had everything we needed, so the kids could have fun while the adults relaxed and chatted.

The sheer size of Central Park is truly astonishing.

Surrounded by skyscrapers in the heart of Manhattan, this recreational area boasts vast expanses of greenery, a lake for boating, an open-air theater, two small zoos, and museums. Rent a bike and spend the entire day cycling around. If you're short on time, you can spend three or four hours strolling around. Playing in the heart of the city is a truly unique experience.

Known as New York's back garden, it is green and refreshing.

Walking around here, I couldn't help but marvel at the fact that in Manhattan, where land is so scarce, there is such a beautiful place. Many locals choose to get married and take wedding photos here.

Manhattan's green lung is quite large. You can rent a horse-drawn carriage and stroll along the roadside, or walk along Fifth Avenue. Two famous museums are located on the north corners.

Who would have thought that under the world's financial city that always gives people the impression of being in a hurry, there is such a leisurely and relaxing beautiful scene hidden. The scale is astonishing and the location is unbelievable. I can imagine how many people will occupy the lawn here on weekends, and I can also imagine how lively it will be, with music... laughter... all happy sounds!

Here, you'll find families, friends, and couples, both travelers and locals, enjoying the sights and the world together. A monotonous life needs a little excitement from time to time, and occasionally, you need to step out and see the world, experience new people and things, and you'll feel that "Wow, this is possible!"

Central City Park is filled with artistic atmosphere and leisurely figures. The sounds of various instruments can be heard everywhere, and you can even hear the accordion, which I haven't heard for a long time.

I like it very much. I checked in for a run in the morning and met the city sports meeting that started in May. I rode and ran. There were many people walking their dogs and taking a rest on the park lawn. It was a very good running place. It was just too big and I couldn't run in a closed position.

Central Park, nestled in the heart of Manhattan, is the heart of New Yorkers! Stepping into Central Park, you feel instantly detached from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, the hustle and bustle of office life, the concrete jungle receding into the trees, a refreshing feeling. Central Park is vast, boasting a diverse flora, rolling terrain, and winding paths, a striking departure from European gardening styles. Replicas of antique carriages occasionally pass by, while various artists enthusiastically perform, rivaling the square's "maternal dance." Some areas are even wild and untamed. As the saying goes, "You can enjoy the beauty of the mountains and forests without leaving the city walls." This is the pride of New Yorkers.