From the Central Park Zoo and Central Park Mall to Prospect Park, Sheep Meadow and Wollman Rink, New York City’s Central Park South neighborhood has an attraction and activity for everyone. To plan your visit, please check out the landmarks below or contact our concierge for more recommendations.
Prospect ParkProspect Park is a 585-acre public park in the New York City borough of Brooklyn. It’s also considered the largest public park in Brooklyn.
11.7 miles, 44 min drive, 40 min subway |
Todd English Food HallThis expansive hotel eatery has nine food stations preparing eclectic eats, from sushi to pizza. If you enjoy exploring different dishes, you should make a point to stop by this delicious attraction!
0.4 mile, 9 min walk 1 W 59th St 212-986-9260 |
Central Park ZooThe Central Park Zoo is a small 6.5-acre attraction located in Central Park. For all kinds of animal lovers, this zoo offers wonderful exhibits, experiences and events to explore at any age.
0.5 mile, 11 min walk, 8 min subway 64th St and 5th Ave 212-439-6500 |
Sheep MeadowSheep Meadow is a 15-acre preserve located at the west side of Central Park from 66th to 69th Streets in Manhattan. It has a long history as a gathering place for large scale demonstrations and political movements.
0.7 mile, 15 min walk, 18 min drive, 17 min subway 1802 65th St Transverse 212-310-6600 |
Alice in Wonderland StatueThis scenic area in Central Park offers room to sit and enjoy a beautiful day outside by the statue. This monument is seen as a famous landmark in the park that has been a beloved staple for decades.
1.1 miles, 24 min walk, 12 min drive, 16 min subway |
Wollman RinkWollman Rink is a public ice rink in the southern part of Central Park. Whether you want to learn how to skate, enjoy figure skating yourself or are looking to watch a competitive hockey match, this is the place to get a full appreciation of the sport.
0.7 mile, 15 min walk, 12 min subway 830 5th Ave 212-439-6900 |
Belvedere CastleBelvedere Castle in Central Park contains exhibit rooms and an observation deck. Plus, since 1919, it has been the location of the official Central Park weather station. You can also enjoy gorgeous views of the city from its two balconies.
1.3 miles, 17 min drive, 20 min subway 79th St 212-772-0288 |
Conservatory GardenThe Conservatory Garden is the only formal garden in Central Park. It’s located approximately between 104th and 106th street, by Fifth Avenue. A total of six acres, this site is divided into three small gardens, each with its own style. From tulips to trees to shrubs, you’ll experience a spectacular display of natural beauty.
2.6 miles, 33 min drive, 33 min subway 5th Ave & 105th St 212-310-6600 |
Central Park Mall
The Central Park Mall is in Central Park, leading to Bethesda Fountain. It provides the only purely formal feature in the naturalistic original plan of Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux for this iconic and beloved park within the city.
0.9 mile, 19 min walk, 13 min drive, 14 min subway
0.9 mile, 19 min walk, 13 min drive, 14 min subway
