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It’s right off fifth avenue and 59th street. One of the popular sites in Central Park. Busy but harmonious place to enjoy the city views and nature. Nice walk around the pond, great place for pictures.

Also known as the Gothic Bridge. It’s between the Central Park Tennis Center and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. One of the three cast iron bridges in CP. Most elegant.

Located at West Drive & 79th Transverse. Sitting right below the Belvedere Castle. It was first created on this site in 1912 by Dr. Edmond Bronk Southwick as ‘Garden of the Heart’. Named as Shakespeare Garden on April 23, 1916 as it became focused on Shakespeare. An enticing garden filled with plants/ flowers mentioned by Shakespeare.

One of the most peaceful spots in the Park. Great escape to nature in a city that never sleeps. The Loch trail will take you there. No sight of Skyscrapers, no other signs of urban life. The sound of the waterfall is mesmerizing.

Sitting at the corner of W. Queens street and University Ave. it’s a peaceful and quiet place in busy downtown area. The Palladian style building with beautiful gardens was named for William Osgoode, the first Chief Justice of Upper Canada. It was constructed from 1829 to 1832 to house the Law Society of Upper Canada and remained so.