Central Park

Central Park's urban oasis draws millions of visitors, and there's plenty of space for all to spread out a blanket and enjoy a lazy afternoon picnic. Nature lovers can spot birds along the quiet woodland trails, and sports enthusiasts will find something to do in every season: ice skating and cross country skiing in the winter, yoga and swimming in the summer, and jogging and biking no matter...

In Short
The Central Park Zoo and the Tisch Children's Zoo draw groups, families and kids. The most popular exhibits are the tumbling polar bears and the penguin house. Volunteers inform...

Central Park Sunset Tours

The Central Park Zoo's exhibits are surrounded by the picturesque Manhattan skyline and the trails of New York's most famous park. Just steps from Fifth Avenue, you can chill out with penguins and polar bears or warm up with our tropical rainforest critters. Meet big cats in the big city at our newest exhibit, the Allison Maher Stern Snow Leopard Exhibit.
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The southern part of Central Park was conceived as a children's area by the designers. This was a place where the families could find fresh supply of milk after traveling to the park. The Dairy in the park serves the role of giving out general information of the park to the visitors. It also doubles up as a gift store where all kinds of gift items like mugs, t-shirts, caps, and more are sold.