Enjoy a scenic stop at Wollman Rink, one of Central Park’s most iconic spots, famously featured in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. Located near the southern end of the park, this rink offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and a peaceful break surrounded by nature.

In the winter, travelers can watch skaters on the ice. During warmer months, the area transforms into a lively space with seasonal activities and photo-worthy views. Your guide will share behind-the-scenes trivia about its Hollywood fame and why it’s a favorite among both locals and visitors.

This stop is perfect for movie fans, couples, families, and anyone looking to experience the magic of Central Park with a cinematic twist.

Bethesda Fountain We’ll make a special stop at Bethesda Fountain and Terrace, one of Central Park’s most breathtaking and historic landmarks. Known as the “Angel of the Waters,” this stunning fountain is surrounded by beautifully crafted arches and overlooks the lake, making it a perfect spot to stretch your legs and take photos.

Here, your guide will share fascinating stories about the fountain’s design, its significance in New York history, and its many appearances in movies and TV shows. Whether you want to relax by the water, snap memorable pictures, or simply soak in the classic Central Park atmosphere, this stop is a highlight of the tour you won’t want to miss.

We’ll pause at Bow Bridge and Cherry Hill, one of Central Park’s most picturesque and romantic spots. Bow Bridge, with its elegant cast-iron design, offers stunning views of the lake and city skyline—an iconic location featured in countless films and photo shoots.

Just steps away, Cherry Hill is a peaceful grassy area perfect for relaxing, picnicking, or enjoying the vibrant cherry blossoms in spring. Your guide will share interesting history about the bridge, local stories, and tips for capturing the best photos.

This combined stop is ideal for couples, families, and anyone wanting to experience the park’s natural beauty and charm up close.

We’ll stop at Strawberry Fields, the serene and heartfelt memorial dedicated to John Lennon, located near the Dakota Building where the legendary musician lived. This quiet garden area features the iconic “Imagine” mosaic, surrounded by trees and flowers—a perfect place for reflection and remembrance.

Your guide will share stories about John Lennon’s life, his impact on music and peace activism, and the significance of this memorial to fans from around the world. Whether you’re a Beatles fan or simply appreciate a tranquil park spot, Strawberry Fields offers a meaningful and memorable experience.

We’ll stop at the whimsical Alice in Wonderland statue, a beloved Central Park landmark that brings Lewis Carroll’s classic tale to life. Nestled near the Conservatory Water, this charming bronze sculpture features Alice atop a giant mushroom, surrounded by the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, and other fantastical characters.

Your guide will share the story behind the statue’s creation and its connection to the beloved book. Visitors are welcome to climb and interact with the sculpture, making it a fun and memorable photo opportunity—especially for families and fans of classic literature. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a longtime fan of Wonderland, this stop offers a magical moment in the heart of New York City.

We’ll stop at the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, one of Central Park’s most scenic and iconic spots. Spanning over 100 acres, the reservoir offers stunning panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, especially beautiful during sunset or when cherry blossoms bloom in spring.

Your guide will share the history of the reservoir, its original role in supplying New York City’s water, and how it was later renamed to honor Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who often jogged along its peaceful 1.58-mile track. Whether you're drawn by the natural beauty, the city views, or the connection to a beloved First Lady, this stop offers a tranquil and inspiring glimpse of Central Park.

We’ll stop at Belvedere Castle, a picturesque stone structure perched atop Vista Rock—one of the highest points in Central Park. This mini-castle offers sweeping views of the Great Lawn, Turtle Pond, and the Ramble, making it a favorite spot for photos and panoramic cityscapes.

Your guide will explain the history of the castle, originally built in 1869 as a whimsical lookout and later transformed into a weather station and visitor center. Its name, "Belvedere," means "beautiful view" in Italian—and it certainly lives up to it. Whether you're admiring the architecture or enjoying the views, this stop adds a fairy-tale touch to your Central Park experience.