Central Park Pedicab Tour and Exploration

What Makes your Central Park Pedicab Tour Unique?
Your Central Park Pedicab Tour offers the perfect blend of comfort, fun, and storytelling — all while you relax and enjoy the scenery. Unlike walking tours, your pedicab experience lets you cover more ground effortlessly, with the breeze in your hair and stunning views at every turn.
What truly sets us apart is your knowledgeable and entertaining local guides, who turn each ride into a personalized journey filled with hidden gems, movie locations, historical insights, and unforgettable photo stops. We go beyond the typical route to show you the park’s secret corners and iconic landmarks — all at your own pace.

Whether it's your first time in New York or you're a local looking for a new perspective, this is Central Park like you've never seen it before.

Meeting Point

190 Central Park S

190 Central Park S, New York, NY 10019, USA

Central Park South 7th Avenue Entrance

What's included:

• Guide (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian)

What to expect:

Duration: 1 hour, 15 minutes

Victorian Gardens

Avenue of the Americas & W 59th St, Wollman Rink, New York City, 10019, New York

Victorian Garden Tour – A Journey Through Timeless Elegance
Step into a world of blooming romance and refined beauty with your Victorian Garden Tour. Inspired by the graceful charm of 19th-century English gardens, this tour offers a tranquil escape into lush landscapes, ornate fountains, winding pathways, and meticulously curated floral displays.
As you wander through rose-covered arches and ivy-draped gazebos, you'll be immersed in the delicate harmony of nature and design that defined the Victorian era. Whether you're a lover of botany, history, or simply peaceful strolls, this enchanting garden experience promises serenity, inspiration, and a touch of nostalgia.

Perfect for couples, photographers, garden enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a quiet, elegant retreat.

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Central Park Carousel

1802 65th St Transverse, , New York City, 10065, New York

Central Park Carousel – A Whirl of Nostalgia in the Heart of New York City
Nestled in the heart of Central Park, the Central Park Carousel is one of the park’s most beloved and timeless attractions. Originally opened in 1871 and now in its fourth version, the carousel enchants visitors of all ages with its hand-carved wooden horses, old-world charm, and classic calliope music.
With 57 beautifully painted horses and a vintage feel that recalls the magic of childhood, the carousel offers a whimsical escape from the bustling city. Whether you're visiting with kids, enjoying a romantic date, or simply reliving sweet memories, the Central Park Carousel is a must-see highlight of New York City’s iconic park.

Open seasonally and located just a short walk from the southern end of the park, it's a perfect stop for fun, photos, and a spin through history.

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Wollman Rink

830 5th Ave, New York City, 10065-7001, New York

Wollman Rink – Iconic Ice Skating in Central Park
Set against the stunning backdrop of New York City's skyline, Wollman Rink offers a truly magical ice-skating experience in the heart of Central Park. Since 1949, it has been a cherished winter tradition for both locals and visitors, combining outdoor fun with iconic views.
Whether you're gliding under the stars during the winter season or enjoying summer roller skating and special events, Wollman Rink provides year-round excitement for all ages. With rental skates, music, refreshments, and a postcard-perfect atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for family outings, romantic dates, or unforgettable New York memories.

Open seasonally, just steps from the park’s southern entrance — a must-visit for every Central Park adventure.

5 minutes

Gapstow Bridge

62nd Street, New York City, 10019, New York

Gapstow Bridge – A Picture-Perfect Gem in Central Park
Tucked within the southeast corner of Central Park, Gapstow Bridge is one of the park’s most iconic and photographed landmarks. With its graceful stone arch and panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, The Pond, and surrounding greenery, the bridge offers a peaceful, romantic escape amid the city’s energy.
Originally built in 1874 and later rebuilt in stone in 1896, Gapstow Bridge blends seamlessly with the natural landscape, making it a favorite spot for photographers, couples, and film scenes alike. Whether in spring blossoms, autumn foliage, or winter snow, the bridge provides a breathtaking view in every season.

Perfect for strolls, proposals, or simply soaking in classic New York beauty.

5 minutes

Balto Statue

East Drive at 67th Street, New York City, 10022, New York

Balto Statue – A Tribute to Courage and Loyalty in Central Park
Located near the Central Park Zoo, the Balto Statue honors the legendary Siberian Husky who led a life-saving dogsled team through treacherous conditions to deliver medicine during a 1925 diphtheria outbreak in Nome, Alaska.
Unveiled in 1925, the bronze statue was sculpted by Frederick G. R. Roth and has since become a beloved symbol of bravery, teamwork, and endurance. Children love climbing on it, and visitors often stop to learn about Balto’s heroic journey.

With the simple inscription “Endurance · Fidelity · Intelligence,” the statue is a meaningful stop for families, animal lovers, and anyone inspired by real-life heroes.

5 minutes

Bethesda Fountain

New York City, 10024, New York

Bethesda Fountain – The Heart and Soul of Central Park
Located at the center of Bethesda Terrace, Bethesda Fountain is one of the most iconic and beloved landmarks in Central Park. Topped by the stunning “Angel of the Waters” sculpture, the fountain was unveiled in 1873 and symbolizes healing, peace, and purity — commemorating the opening of New York’s first clean water system.
With its grand staircases, serene lake views, and classical architecture, Bethesda Fountain is a favorite gathering place for musicians, artists, couples, and photographers. It has been featured in countless films, making it instantly recognizable to visitors from around the world.

A must-see for anyone exploring Central Park, where art, history, and nature beautifully come together.

15 minutes

Bow Bridge

74th Street, West of Bethesda Terrace, Connecting Cherry Hill and The Ramble, New York City, New York

Bow Bridge – Central Park’s Most Romantic Viewpoint
Graceful and elegant, Bow Bridge is one of Central Park’s most iconic and romantic landmarks. Built in 1862, it spans the Lake with a stunning cast-iron design that gently curves like an archer’s bow — giving the bridge its name.
Surrounded by lush trees, with views of the Manhattan skyline, the bridge is a favorite spot for couples, photographers, and filmmakers. Whether covered in spring blossoms, autumn colors, or winter snow, Bow Bridge offers a timeless charm in every season.

Perfect for a quiet stroll, unforgettable photos, or a peaceful pause in the heart of New York City.

10 minutes

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

717 Fifth Avenue, New York City, 10022, New York

Strawberry Fields – A Peaceful Tribute to John Lennon
Located near Central Park West at 72nd Street, Strawberry Fields is a serene memorial dedicated to the legendary musician and peace activist John Lennon. Named after The Beatles’ song “Strawberry Fields Forever”, this landscaped section of Central Park was created in 1985, just steps from where Lennon lived and tragically lost his life — the Dakota building.
At the heart of the memorial lies the "Imagine" mosaic, a simple yet powerful tribute visited by fans from around the world. Designed as a “Garden of Peace,” Strawberry Fields features benches, trees donated by over 120 countries, and a tranquil atmosphere for quiet reflection and remembrance.

A meaningful stop for music lovers, peace seekers, and anyone touched by Lennon’s legacy.

10 minutes