CENTRAL PARK · NEW YORK
The Central Park standouts.
The 8 most popular things to do in Central Park. From a pedicab loop to a walking tour to a film-locations spin, the experiences worth your afternoon.
Rent an e-bike in Central Park and glide past Bethesda Terrace and Bow Bridge. Flexible 1–8 hour rides for $24 per person.
“Great Activity. Positives : Good electric bikes and quick process to get them. Extra 15 minutes were added to the booking to collect the bike and other formalities, which was good. Negative : Should have given the printable map of Central park, as digital map wasnt worth it.”
Ride Central Park by eco-friendly pedicab in 1 hour. Stops include Bethesda Terrace, Bow Bridge, Strawberry Field, and the Dakota Building.
“Excelente, Giovanni was very good guy. I recommend.”
A 1-hour, $49 Central Park running tour with warm-ups, skyline stops, and time at John Lennon memorial, Great Lawn, and Bethesda Fountain.
“Great tour of the park. Some really interesting facts that I never knew about. It was a wonderful way to see the park.”
Horse-drawn carriage ride from Tavern on the Green with an English licensed guide, blankets, and iconic Central Park views. Private group.
“Great.... as good as the first ride I took when I lived in NYC. In the 70's And there are real people at the carriage spot who can answer your questions and guide you to the right driver and carriage. You don't have to go online and scroll through frequently asked questions!”
A 2-hour Central Park walking tour hitting Bethesda Fountain, Strawberry Fields, and the Mall, with a guide and a map for $40.
“Really enjoyed this walking tour , our Guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. It was very interesting to learn about the history of different areas of the park”
A 2-hour Central Park walk with a live guide teaching the park’s hidden design details, statues, gardens, and movie-scene spots.
“Fabulous afternoon in Central Park with excellent guide Clair. Magical experience with fresh snow all around! Informative, great local stories & good fun for all. Highly recommended.”
Rent a quality bike, ride Central Park’s 47-mile paths, then park it with a gourmet picnic from 3 lunchbox choices.
“Wir waren zu viert. Das Picknick (= 4 einzelne Kartonboxen) bekommt man in einem großen Plastiksack übergeben. Räder hatten kein Körbchen oä.”
2-hour Central Park bike tour with a licensed guide, included helmet and chain lock, and stops for movie sites, architecture, wildlife.
“the people there were uncooperative and rude. We asked for a change to the type of bike which was right there, and they said it was too difficult to go into the system and make a change. They were pushing us out the door and did not seem interested in if we were happy or…”
