Central Park Conservatory Garden Tours and Tickets

Pedal to Central Park’s most iconic destinations on a bike tour with an experienced guide. Set a leisurely pace as you cruise alongside your guide to spot the angel atop the Bethesda Fountain, Belvedere Castle, and the moving Lennon Memorial at Strawberry Fields. Learn the history of the park while exploring, spot the filming locations of beloved movies and TV shows, and discover the tranquil park at the heart of New York City.

New York City's Central Park is full of hidden gems and hard-to-find spaces. On this walking tour, your city-licensed guide uncovers the park’s remote highlights above 100th Street, including the Loch, waterfalls, arches, and man-made mountains. Walk to the northern reaches of the park, hear about its storied history dating back to the Revolutionary War, and discover secrets that even locals are likely to miss.

Central Park may be New York’s best-known public park—but given that it sprawls across more than 800 acres, it’s also home to plenty of secret corners that visitors often overlook. Discover the highlights of Central Park and venture to its lesser-known attractions, on this walking tour. Meet your guide at Central Park West in the morning and set out to explore the park’s ravine and waterfalls, its conservatory garden, the north woods, and more.

Explore the whole of Central Park - without breaking a sweat - on a private pedicab sightseeing tour. This leisurely outdoor excursion is ideal for travelers who are short on time or want to give their feet a break. The 8-stop itinerary includes Belvedere Castle, Strawberry Fields, Conservatory Garden, and Alice in Wonderland Statue. Feel free to pause the ride at any point to take pictures and ask questions.

Our tour starts at an easily accessible pickup spot. The tour begins with the warm welcome from our team. As the tour enters the park, the tour guide will give a brief introduction of the park and its' history. First celebrity home that we show is Lady Gaga’s followed by Keanu Reeves. As the tour continues further, tour guide will point out the famous Plaza Hotel on fifth avenue and the ice rink. The tour will then head towards the north by passing Upper East Side and the Museum Mile. The first stop for pictures is at Bethesda Fountain where guides will take pictures of visitors. It is followed by another stop at Cherry Hill where guides will give the visitors an opportunity to explore the famous Bow Bridge and take pictures at the Friends' fountain. The tour will continue by exploring Strawberry Fields of John Lennon and his apartment at the Dakota. The tour will then head back to the south by covering Upper West Side, the bridge from movie Elf, Trump Hotel, and many more.

Explore the tranquil shady paths, charming lakes, and serene lanes of Central Park in New York City by renting a bike. With the freedom to ride at your own pace and explore wherever you please, you'll be able to experience all the highlights of this vast park on two wheels. Whether you're seeking recommendations on the best sights to visit within the park or prefer to ride along city streets to nearby museums and Times Square, an independent bike rental in Central Park will offer you the perfect itinerary that matches your preferences. Once you're done, you have the option to return your bike to the same location or drop it off at a different spot in the city.

During this 6-hour tour, our licensed New York tour guide will show you spots that make New York City Iconic. Highlights include starting at one of the Iconic theaters in New York, the Radio City Hall, taking a walking tour of the Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue to see The St. Patrick’s Cathedral, driving by Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center, admiring The Dakota Building where John Lennon once lived, stroll in Central Park and the Conservatory Garden, ride down the Museum Mile and admire Frank Lloyd’s masterpiece, the Guggenheim, see The Metropolitan Museum, take a picture of the first skyscraper, the Flatiron, visit the 9/11 Memorial and Wall Street downtown, driving by streets of Chinatown and Little Italy to cross over to Brooklyn to walk on the cobblestoned streets in Dumbo and take in its vibrant scene. Finish at Pier 1 to admire the Skyline of New York.