Bow Bridge is one of the most beautiful and recognisable spots in Central Park — a true New York City classic. Featured in famous films like Spider‑Man and You’ve Got Post, this elegant cast‑iron bridge is known for its romantic atmosphere and stunning lake views. It’s also one of the most popular places in NYC for marriage proposals and couple photos. During your tour, you’ll enjoy a 10‑minute stop here to walk onto the bridge, take pictures, and soak in the peaceful scenery. Your guide will show you the best angles for photos. 10‑minute stop at the iconic Bow Bridge Famous filming location from Spider‑Man and You’ve Got Post One of NYC’s top spots for proposals and romantic photos Beautiful views of the lake and surrounding nature Guided tips for the best photo angles

Strawberry Fields is one of Central Park’s most meaningful and emotional landmarks, created as a quiet tribute to John Lennon. At the centre of this serene garden is the famous IMAGINE mosaic, a symbol of peace visited by fans from all over the world. Your tour includes a 10‑minute stop here so you can take photos, enjoy the atmosphere, and learn about Lennon’s connection to the park. Right across the street, you’ll also see The Dakota, the historic building where John Lennon lived with Yoko Ono. This location is an important part of New York City history and adds depth to the experience. 10‑minute stop at Strawberry Fields Visit the iconic IMAGINE mosaic, a global symbol of peace See The Dakota, John Lennon’s former home Learn stories about Lennon’s life in NYC Peaceful, reflective atmosphere perfect for photos

Famous ice‑skating rink seen in many films. Visible during the ride depending on the route.

This spot is especially famous for its appearance in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, where Kevin meets the “Pigeon Lady.” It’s also featured in many other films, making it a must‑see location for film lovers.

It became world‑famous after appearing in the animated film Madagascar, where Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe, and Gloria the Hippo all “lived” in the zoo before escaping on their adventure.

Once home to actual grazing sheep in the 1800s, today it’s a peaceful gathering spot where New Yorkers relax, sunbathe, picnic, and enjoy the open air. As you ride past this beautiful meadow, you’ll get a perfect look at the contrast between nature and the towering city buildings behind it.