VIP Central Park Experience Tour with photos 50min~Skip the line

Central Park's Famous Ice Skating Rink

The Dairy was considered by designers Olmsted and Vaux as the Children's District. This was because the Dairy was a place where families in 1800's traveling to the park would be provided fresh milk.

Central Park Zoo was founded in 1864 and becoming the first public zoo in New York.

The Bow Bridge is a cast iron bridge located in Central Park crossing over the lake and used as a pedestrian walkway.

Central Park's expansive public field where New Yorker's and tourists alike come to remember John Lennon and soak in the beauty of the park.

Bethesda Terrace is an architectural feature overlooking the southern shore of the lake in Central Park.

The Fountain with it's Angel of The Waters Statue is located in the Center of Bethesda Terrace. Enjoy a 10 minute photo stop at this historic location.

Built in 1905 The Naumburg Bandshell has been presenting free concerts in Central Park. Enjoy the show!

Cherry Hill Fountain was designed as a watering trough during the 19th Century. Enjoy a photo stop (with my horse!)

The technology was very limited back in the 19th century. The Central Park Carousel originally ran on animal horsepower! These days kids can still enjoy riding but on colorful and decorative wooden horses.

Named for the 200 pedigree Southdown Sheep that used graze freely here for over 70 years.

The Southern section of The Mall is known as the "Literary Walk" because of the numerous statues of writers erected there in the 19th century such as Shakespeare, Robert Burns and others,

New York's dog lovers erected this statue in 1925 in honor of the Alaskan Malamute "Balto", who led a sled team in Alaska in 1924 to deliver diphtheria antitoxins to the city on Nome.

Built between 1880 and 1884 The Dakota was the first high rise apartment building along Central Park West. John Lennon and Yoko Ono lived here until his assassination in1980 at the building's entrance.

Originally built as a sheep stable in 1870 in 1930 Tavern On The Green became an iconic restaurant in Central Park where diners can still enjoy a meal today.