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107th US Infantry
107th Infantry Memorial is an outdoor bronze sculpture and memorial dedicated to soldiers who died in WW1.   The sculptor, Karl...
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Alice in Wonderland
Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, Alice and friends arrived in the Park in 1959.   This large bronze sculp...
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Ancient Playground

Despite its name, Ancient Playground is one of the Park's most recently reconstructed playgrounds.    Great for presch...
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Andrew Haswell Green Bench
This stone bench offers a tranquil spot for reflection in the open greenery of Fort Fish.   Dedicated to the “Father of N...
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Arsenal
The Arsenal is one of only two buildings in the park that are older than the park itself!   A symmetrical brick building with h...
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Arthur Ross Pinetum
The Arthur Ross Pinetum is a four-acre landscape that features 17 different species of pine trees.   Evergreens played an impor...
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Azalea Pond and Bridge
Azalea Pond gets its name from the century-old azalea plants that crown its southern edge.   The fiery pink blooms of the azale...
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Balto
There are many dogs to see in the Park, but Balto’s statue has long been a favorite.   A bronze statue of Balto, the fame...
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Bank Rock Bay
Bank Rock Bay is a popular bird-watching area that lies just beyond Oak Bridge.   The narrow inlet of water at the northern tip...
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Belvedere Castle
Created by Calvert Vaux in 1869, Belvedere Castle is one of the Park's five visitor centers.   Designed by Frederick Law Ol...
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Bethesda Fountain
Rising from Bethesda Terrace is Bethesda Fountain, with the Angel of the Waters statue atop.    The statue references the ...
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Bethesda Terrace
The Bethesda Terrace Arcade was designed as one of the Park's main architectural features.   The Bethesda Terrace, offe...
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Billy Johnson Playground
This playground's design was inspired by the landscapes of Central Park.   Constructed in the mid-1980s primarily from natu...
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Blockhouse
Blockhouse No. 1 stands in the northwest corner of the Park, in a wooded area that is rugged, high and hard to reach.   Central...
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Bow Bridge
Bow Bridge is the oldest cast-iron bridge in the Park and the second oldest in America.   Built between 1859 and 1862, Bow Brid...
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Burnett Fountain
This fountain honors children’s book author Frances Eliza Hodgson Burnett.   Friends of Burnett wanted to memorialize her...
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Carousel
The Carousel, with its magnificent horses is one of the Park's most popular attractions.   The famous ride has been very popu...
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Cedar Hill
Cedar Hill is an east-facing slope popular for reading, sunbathing, sledding in winter and is a preferred area for dog owners.  &nbs...
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Central Park Zoo
Central Park's Zoo showcases animals from tropical, temperate & polar zones around the world.   The Central Park Zoo is...
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Charles A. Dana Discovery Center
The Charles A. Dana Discovery Center offers a wide variety of free educational and community programs, seasonal exhibits and holiday celebra...
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Charles B. Stover Bench
This 20-foot granite bench is one-of-a-kind in Central Park, due to the fact that it curls inward at each side.    It is k...
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Cherry Hill
The gentle slope of Cherry Hill offers a perfect space for picnicking, reading and sunbathing.             &nb...
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Cherry Hill Fountain
This ornate fountain is the centerpiece of a circular concourse at the crest of Cherry Hill.    Located just to the west o...
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Chess & Checkers House
The Chess & Checkers House is one of five visitor centers in the Park.   Central Park’s Chess and Checkers House is o...
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Christopher Columbus
To commemorate the 400th anniversary of Columbus's arrival in the Americas, this statue was commissioned.   The New York Ge...
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Conservatory Garden
The Conservatory Garden is the Park's six-acre formal garden, divided into 3 smaller gardens.   The quiet, calm atmosphere ...
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Conservatory Garden Center Fountain
With its elegant geyser fountain before a wrought-iron wisteria pergola, the Italian-designed Center Garden is an enchanting spot.  ...
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Conservatory Water
This area is popular with families and children because of its famous climbing sculptures.   Not an original part of Olmsted an...
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Cop Cot
Cop Cot, which may mean "little cottage on the crest of the hill" in Scottish, is Central Park's largest wooden rustic structu...
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Dairy Visitor Center and Giftshop
Find information on Park events & programs at the Dairy, one of the Park’s 5 visitor centers.   This charming Victori...
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Delacorte Theater
The Delacorte Theater, can be found just off of 80th street on the southwest corner of the Great Lawn.   In 1962, the Delacorte...
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Duke Ellington
In 1997, a bronze statue of Duke Ellington, legendary jazz musician and composer, was installed at Duke Ellington circle, near the northeast...
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Gapstow Bridge
The Gapstow Bridge, found at 62nd Street in Central Park, offers one of the best views of the New York City skyline.   Situated...
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Grand Army Plaza
Grand Army Plaza lies at the intersection of Central Park South and Fifth Avenue in front of the Plaza Hotel, stretching from 60th to 58th s...
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Great Lawn
One of the world’s most famous lawns, this 55-acre area is the geographical center of the Park.   The Great Lawn was not ...
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Hallett Nature Sanctuary
Hallett Nature Sanctuary is a four-acre nature preserve that is located just northwest of the Pond at 5th Avenue and Central Park South. ...
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Hans Christian Andersen
Hans Christian Andersen is one of the most popular climbing sculptures in the Park.   Erected in 1956, the memorial was a gift,...
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Harlem Meer
Central Park designers Olmsted and Vaux named this man-made water body "the Meer" — Dutch for "lake."  &nb...
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Kerbs Boathouse
East of Conservatory Water, the copper-roofed boathouse features a cafe with refreshments.    Inside the Boathouse model y...
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Ladies Pavilion
Ladies Pavilion is an important and charming example of 19th century American decorative arts.   The gothic style Ladies Pavili...
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Lasker Rink & Pool
Lasker Rink and Pool opened in 1966 between the Loch and the Harlem Meer.   In the summer Lasker Rink is transformed into a pub...
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Loeb Boathouse
At Loeb Boathouse, visitors can rent rowboats, hire an authentic Venetian gondola, or dine overlooking views of the Lake.    ...
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Maine Monument
The Maine Monument commemorates the 260 American sailors who perished in 1898 when the USS Maine exploded while the ship was in Havana harbo...
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Mother Goose
Here children can see Mother Goose flying her large goose as her cape is blown upward by the wind.    Carved from a 13-ton...
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Obelisk
The Obelisk is the oldest man-made object in the Park & the city’s oldest outdoor monument.   Nicknamed Cleopatra&rsq...
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Pulitzer Fountain

This impressive ornamental fountain was donated by publisher Joseph Pulitzer.   Hungarian-born Pulitzer moved to New York in 18...
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Reservoir
Holding a billion gallons of water, The Reservoir is one of the Park's most scenic landscapes.     The 106 acre, fo...
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Robert Burns
Robert Burns (1759-1796), Scotland's national poet, is most famous for his song Auld Lang Syne.    The statue of Rober...
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Shakespeare Garden
Shakespeare Garden is a four-acre landscape named for the famed English poet and playwright.    One of the most famous Sha...
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Sheep Meadow
Sheep Meadow is the best example of the vision that was intended for Central Park’s meadows.    The Sheep Meadow was...
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Strawberry Fields
Strawberry Fields is a living memorial to singer, songwriter and peace activist, John Lennon.   Strawberry Fields is a 2.5 acre...
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Tavern on the Green
Established in 1934, when it replaced the sheepfold, Tavern on the Green has since become a New York City icon.    Tavern ...
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The Lake
Created from a former swamp, the 20-acre Lake is the largest of Central Park's bodies of water.   Excavated, entirely by ha...
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The Loch
Winding through the Ravine, the Loch, is partially fed by a natural watercourse.   Scottish for "lake," and known in ...
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The Mall and Literary Walk
The Mall, a quadruple row of American elms, is the Park's most important horticultural feature.   The mall, leading to the ...
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The Pond
One of the Park’s seven bodies of water, The Pond was imagined as an escape from city streets.   The Pond is the perfect ...
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Victorian Gardens Amusement Park
Victorian Gardens Amusement Park is the summer operation of the Wollman Rink.   This whimsical family amusement park features t...
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Wollman Rink
Skating on Wollman Rink is a winter tradition for New Yorkers and tourists alike.   It's New York magic at its best - to gl...
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