A Scenic Walking in Tour Central Park

At Grand Army Plaza, you will experience the impressive William Tecumseh Sherman Statue, crafted by renowned American artist Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

At Pulitzer Fountain, you will discover an architectural masterpiece by Gilded Age architects John Merven Carrere and Thomas Hastings. Adorned with Pomona, the Goddess of Plenty, sculpt by Karl Bitters, the fountain commemorates Joseph Pulitzer, the influential of the New York World and creator of the Pulitzer Prize.

At the Pond, you will discover the serene Hallett Nature Sanctuary, the iconic Gapstow Bridge and views of Billionaire's Row, alongside the historic Metropolitan Club and Knickerbocker Club.

At The Zoo, you will experience Gus' love story and the iconic Delacorte Clock, accompanied by the music of Simone&Garfunkel.

At Balto, you will delve into the Iditarod Trail and the historic 1925 Great Race of Mercy during the Nome Diphtheria epidemic.

At The Mall and Literary Walk, you will stroll along the only formal promenade lined with quadruple rows of American elms. Discover monuments honoring poets, writers and pioneers of women's rights, including Shakespeare, Robert Burns and the Women's Rights Pioneer Monument.

At Bethesda Terrace, you will encounter scenes from movies like The Avengers and Home Alone 2. Marvel at staircase carvings depicting the four seasons with intricate details of fruit, flowers, plants and birds. Admire the Minton Tiles on the ceiling and enjoy performances by buskers.

At Bethesda Fountain, you will see the iconic "Angel of the Waters" sculpture by Emma Stebbins, symbolizing healing and renewal.

At Bow Bridge, you will see a romantic spot and one of three cast iron bridges in the park. It's famuse for being a location in "Spider-Man 3"

At Strawberry Fields, immerse yourself in the legacy of John Lennon near The Dakota, where Yoko Ono's apartment is notably for sale.

At Sheep Meadow, enjoy the expensive green space with views of Tavern on the Green and the historic Sheepfold. It's a favorite spot for relaxation and was even the venue for a memorable Barbara Streisand concert.

At Kinderland in Central Park, enjoy a whimsical carousel and the picturesque Pine Bank Arch Cast Iron Bridge. Experience the charm of elf snowball fights and ballfields bustling with activity, including games hosted by the Broadway Show League.

At Columbus Circle, discover the iconic Maine Monument and Columbia Triumphant statue, featuring Audrey Munson. Learn about the history of yellow journalism and the rivalry between Hearst and Pulitzer. See the striking Hearst Tower with its Diagrid structure, a LEED Platinum-certified building housing offices for Cosmo, Esquire, Good Housekeeping and Marie Claire.