This serene body of water, located at the southeast corner of the park, is home to animals including birds, turtles and ducks.
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Belvedere Castle, Mid-Park at 79th Street
Yes, Central Park has an actual castle. The Gothic structure doubles as a weather station.
Photo: Will Steacy
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The View from Belvedere Castle
Belvedere is Italian for “beautiful view,” which is no idle boast.
Photo: Marley White
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Bethesda Fountain, Mid-Park at 72nd Street
The fountain's Angel of the Waters (top center) celebrates the system that brought running water to New York in 1842—and also references the Gospel of John, which describes an angel blessing water.
Photo: Christopher Postlewaite
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Bow Bridge, Mid-Park at 74th Street
This romantic span is America’s second oldest cast-iron bridge. It connects The Ramble and Cherry Hill sections of the park.
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Great Lawn, Mid-Park from 79th to 85th Streets
Lay out a blanket to sunbathe, nap or picnic at this pretty fantastic lawn, which also hosts concerts by the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic.
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Harlem Meer, Fifth Avenue and 110th Street
Cast a line in Harlem Meer—the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center loans out fishing gear.
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The Mall
An autumn walk along the Mall reveals one of many leaf-peeping landscapes in the park.
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Attractions
Central Park Views
nycgo.com staff 04/21/2016
Manhattan's green oasis is full of trees, gardens, rolling meadows, arches, sculptures, statues and vistas—all best seen to be appreciated. Get a glimpse here, and then visit for yourself.
