Since no one has lawns in NYC, they put them all together into one Great one. Do all the things you would in your own lawn, except you don't have to cut it.
Possibly the most relaxing place on earth. Plus, in the summer, it's basically a pseudo-beach. Just be careful -- you never know when an errant softball, football or frisbee will come flying at you.
Our Amex Travel specialists recommend a stroll to the Vanderbilt Gate at 106th & 5th Ave to discover the Victorian-era designed Conservatory Gardens - a true secret garden!
Great place to lounge on the grass, soak up some sun, and people watch! Nice view of the Belvedere Castle, too. Just watch out for any incoming baseballs, footballs, and frisbees.
The Great Blizzard of 1947 had a record-breaking snowfall with a total of 26.4 inches (67.1 cm) in Central Park. If there were any zombies in the park that day, they were buried for sure!
PHOTO: Did you know the Great Lawn used to be underwater? In 1933 men work on finally filling in the dried bed of the old Lower Reservoir that was here, at the link! Read more
Keep your eyes peeled. You might see "This Week" anchor Christiane Amanpour riding her bike in the park. She loves to ride her bike in the park and all over NYC. Follow her on Twitter: @camanpour Read more
Several amazing places are under nature's harmony: take a chance to just be quiet and to be sitting. But not for long, life too short to be sitting for eternity...
What better place to chill from the summer heat, throw around a frisbee, or take a hot date? Who cares? Whatever you're doing, it's free! That part of the date anyways...
Simon & Garfunkel, Elton John, Dave Matthews Band, Diana Ross and Hall & Oates (among many others) have held massive shows in this thirteen-acre section of Central Park. Read more
The Central Park Conservancy's mission is to preserve and celebrate Central Park as a sanctuary from urban life, enhancing the enjoyment and well-being of all.