• Central Park - Escape the bustling city and immerse yourself in the serene greenery of Central Park with a delightful hour-long pedicab tour.

Our welcoming tour guide and pedicab operator will lead you to the park’s most iconic spots, sharing fascinating details about each:

• Victorian Garden amusement park and winter ice-skating rink
• Chess and Checkers House
• The city’s oldest carousel
• Dairy House from the Great Depression era
• Central Park Mall with its stunning American elm trees
• Statue of the heroic dog, Balto
• Upper East Side’s history and “Gossip Girl” filming sites
• Renowned SummerStage from Good Morning America
• Remote control boats featured in “Stuart Little”
• Pilgrim Hill
• The world-famous Bethesda Fountain, seen in films like “Home Alone 2”
• Turtle Lake and Boathouse with gondolas
• Bow Bridge
• Strawberry Fields and the Dakota building
• Sheep Meadow (Manhattan’s Green Beach)
• Bridge from the movie “Elf”
• The park’s largest playground
• Central Park Carousel - Crafted in 1908 by Solomon Stein and Harry Goldstein, this Carousel is among the nation’s largest, boasting 57 hand-carved horses and two ornate chariots. Despite being over a century old, it remains operational, having undergone numerous repairs and maintenance.
• Chess & Checkers House Visitor Center - Built in 1952, this center offers a space for visitors of all ages to enjoy games. It features 24 game tables shaded by a wooden trellis surrounding the octagonal brick structure.
• Wollman Rink - Featured in films like Serendipity, Rayn-o-Nyle, and Home Alone 2, Wollman Rink is a public ice rink in Central Park’s southern section. Named after the Wollman family, who funded its original construction, the rink is open for ice skating from late October to early April.
• Gapstow Bridge - Seen in films like Home Alone 2, Gossip Girls, Jersey Girl, and King Kong, this rustic stone bridge, covered in vines, blends seamlessly with the landscape. It offers a scenic overview and is a popular photography spot.
• The Pond at Central Park - Known from “Home Alone 2” (pigeon lady), this picturesque 3.8-acre lake was designed to guide visitors through ever-changing scenery.
• Central Park Zoo - Featured in “Madagascar” and “Mr. Popper’s Penguins,” this 6.5-acre zoo is part of a system managed by the Wildlife Conservation Society.
• Balto Statue - A bronze statue of the national hero Siberian Husky, Balto, created by Frederick Roth in 1925, stands in Central Park.
• Rumsey Playfield - Known for the Good Morning America Show Summer Stage, this site has evolved from a restaurant to a playground and now a sports field.
• Conservatory Water - Featured in “Stuart Little,” this ornamental pond is popular for model boat racing and is surrounded by significant statues.
• The Mall - Seen in “Made in Manhattan,” this wide path lined with American elm trees serves as a formal promenade and gathering space.
• Loeb Boathouse - Featured in “Sex In The City” and “27 Dresses,” this boathouse offers dining and boat rides, with a history dating back to 1874.
• Bethesda Fountain - This central feature, designed by Emma Stebbins, is known as the Angel of the Waters and is a significant historical statue.
• Bethesda Terrace - Featured in numerous films, this terrace underwent a major restoration of its encaustic tiles, completed in 2007.
• Cherry Hill - Home to the historical Cherry Hill Fountain, designed as a horse watering trough in the 19th century.
• The Lake - A 20-acre water body offering boat rentals and connecting various park landscapes.
• Bow Bridge - Designed by Calvert Vaux and Jacob Wrey Mould, this bridge has appeared in many films and underwent restoration in 1974.
• The Falconer - Donated by George Kemp, this statue was created by George Blackall Simonds.
• Daniel Webster Monument - A monument donated by Gordon W. Burnham, created by Thomas Ball, and placed at a strategic park location.
• Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial - A landscaped section dedicated to John Lennon, named after the Beatles’ song.
• The Dakota - A historic building known for its artistic residents, including John Lennon.
• Sheep Meadow - A popular 15-acre lawn ideal for relaxation and enjoying the Manhattan skyline.
• Tavern On the Green - An American cuisine restaurant with a rich history, reopened in 2014 after renovations.
• Pinebank Arch - Featured in “Elf,” this bridge is known for its integration with the landscape and photographic appeal.
• Heckscher Playground - The oldest and largest playground in Central Park, named after philanthropist August Heckscher.
• Alice in Wonderland Statue - A gift from George Delacorte, this statue is a beloved feature of the park.
• Cleopatra’s Needle - An ancient Egyptian obelisk, dedicated in Central Park in 1881.
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art - A historic museum with a design by Calvert Vaux, featuring multiple expansions over the years.
• Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir - A 106-acre reservoir providing additional water capacity, with a rich history and infrastructure.
• Belvedere Castle - A folly containing exhibit rooms and an observation deck, designed by Calvert Vaux and Jacob Wrey Mould.

• Comfortable Pedicab Ride - Relax and explore the park effortlessly in a pedicab.
• Exclusive Private Experience - Enjoy a personalized tour tailored for your family.
• Expert Local Guides - Knowledgeable and professional guides who bring the history and beauty.
• Photo Opportunities - Your guide will help capture memorable moments at the most iconic spots.
• Warm Blanket - During cold weather / All Taxes and Fees

• Gratuites/Tips (Optional)
• Hotel Pickup / Drop off.

Exploring Central Park is always enjoyable, but nothing compares to the thrilling experience of discovering and appreciating the world’s most renowned urban park from the comfort of a Pedicab, guided by an expert tour guide. NYC Park Tours provides the most thrilling Central Park Pedicab tours in New York, tailored specifically for you.

Our Central Park Pedicab tour is a popular choice among both tourists and locals, making us the top choice for an unforgettable Central Park Pedicab guided tour experience in New York. Here’s why we offer the best opportunity to enjoy the finest views of Central Park.

The tour includes iconic sites such as the Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, the Mall, the Dakota Building, the Bow Bridge, the Boathouse, Cherry Hill Fountain, the Museum of Natural History, the Lake, and Strawberry Fields.

* Minimum of 2 Travelers.

• Minimum Booking Policy: A minimum of two participants is required per tour. Single-person bookings may only be accommodated if another solo traveler books the same time slot. If the minimum requirement is not met, the reservation may be canceled and a full refund will be issued.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.