Turtle Pond

Everything you need to know to have the best experience in the greatest park in the world. At 843 acres (2.5 miles x 0.5 miles), you NEED a guide. It's too big to just wander and hope you see all the things you want to see, and it's far too easy to get lost. You need a friend who's seen it all and done it all to show you the way. I have been that friend for countless tourists (as a local AirBNB host) and to millions of viewers on YouTube (my Central Park videos have accumulated over 1.6 million views). Let me be your guide. I have literally spent years exploring every part of Central Park, and I love sharing it with others. I'm putting all of my knowledge, recommendations, and experience into this guide. What's Included: 📝 Resources (maps to help you find bathrooms, food, drinking fountains, etc.) 🤩 Top things to do and see in each part of the Park (Create easy itineraries from my recommendations) 📓 Interesting info and personal experiences for each spot ✍️ Tips and recommendations for the best Central Park experience You can spend hours researching everything on your own and still not be sure if you're missing something amazing. Or you can download this guide and instantly feel confident that you'll be able to see and do everything you want. Central Park is incredible if you know what you're doing. It's frustratingly too big if you don't.

10 ideas with detailed instructions for memorable date experiences in Central Park. Central Park is one of the best places in New York to go on a date. It's so varied that you can have many different experiences, from a fun first date to a romantic moment with your fiancée, inexpensive or pricey, adventurous or chill, you can do it all in the greatest Park in the world. This guide will give you all the details to go on 10 very different dates. Each date includes: 💵 Total cost of the date ⏱ Total time for the date 📝 Planning time and considerations ✅ Detailed instructions 🤩 Major places you'll visit

So you've seen Times Square, went up the Empire State Building, and visited the Met - what else is there to do?