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Experience Central Park like never before with a guided Pedicab tour that takes you through the park’s most iconic spots. Instead of walking or biking, relax in a comfortable pedicab while an expert guide shares fascinating stories about the history, filming locations, and hidden gems of this famous urban oasis.
This private tour is tailored just for you, whether you're visiting for the first time or a local looking to rediscover the park’s beauty. Highlights include Bethesda Fountain, Strawberry Fields, Bow Bridge, the Dakota Building, and many more must-see attractions. With a knowledgeable guide at your side, you'll get personalized attention and plenty of photo opportunities at the most picturesque locations.
Perfect for all ages and fitness levels, the Central Park Pedicab Guided Tours combine comfort, fun, and education in a single unforgettable experience. Whether you have one hour or three, this tour offers a flexible way to enjoy Central Park’s best views and stories.
The tour duration ranges from 1 hour to 3 hours, depending on your preference.
Your experience includes a comfortable pedicab ride, a warm blanket in cold weather, an expert local guide, photo opportunities, and a private, personalized tour.
Yes, children aged 1-14 and adults up to 99 years old can participate. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller.
Absolutely. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, and infants or small children can ride comfortably in a stroller or pram.
Gratuities/tips are optional, and hotel pickup or drop-off is not included.
Meet at the designated starting point in front of Starbucks Coffee, between 57th and 58th streets on 6th Avenue. Note that reservations are required, and walk-ins are not accepted.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Leave the busy city behind and enter the peaceful world of Central Park for an hour-long pedicab tour. Your guide will show you top attractions like Bethesda Fountain, Bow Bridge, Strawberry Fields, the Dakota Building, and more, sharing stories about each site.
Visit the historic Carousel, built in 1908, featuring 57 hand-carved horses and two chariots. Still operational, it’s one of the largest merry-go-rounds in the country.
Stop at the Chess & Checkers House, built in 1952, offering a shaded area with 24 game tables for visitors of all ages.
Wollman Rink, a famous ice skating spot from movies like 'Home Alone 2,' is a quick stop, open from late October to early April.
Cross the picturesque stone bridge from 'Home Alone 2' for scenic views and photo opportunities. This spot offers a perfect overview of the landscape.
Visit the Pond, a 3.8-acre lake featured in many movies, with its natural scenery and the opportunity to see remote control boats in action.
Stop at the Central Park Zoo, home to a variety of animals and featured in films like 'Madagascar' and 'Mr. Popper’s Penguins.'
See the bronze statue of Balto, the heroic sled dog from the 1925 movie, located in the park’s northwest corner.
Visit SummerStage, an outdoor concert venue from 'Good Morning America,' and learn about its history and significance.
Stop at the Model Boat Pond, a favorite for children and hobbyists, featured in 'Stuart Little,' where miniature boats race and are rented at nearby kiosks.
Walk along the historic promenade lined with American elm trees, a classic scene from 19th-century park design, perfect for strolling and relaxing.
Visit the Boathouse, a scenic spot from movies like 'Sex and the City,' where you can enjoy a meal overlooking the Lake.
Pause at Bethesda Fountain, the park’s most iconic feature, with the Angel of the Waters sculpture, symbolizing healing and blessing.
Explore Bethesda Terrace, famous from many films, and see the restored Minton tiles of the arcade ceiling, a beautiful example of park restoration work.
Visit Cherry Hill Fountain, the oldest fountain in the park, originally built as a horse watering trough in the 1860s.
Enjoy the Lake, a 20-acre water body connecting key park areas, with options for boat rentals and scenic views.
Cross Bow Bridge, designed by Vaux and Wrey Mould in 1862, featured in numerous movies including 'Spider-Man 3' and 'Glee.'
See the Falconer statue, donated in 1875, depicting a falcon, and learn about its history in the park.
Visit the monument to Daniel Webster, a prominent American statesman, located near the park’s southern end.
Stop at Strawberry Fields, a peaceful memorial to John Lennon, inspired by the Beatles’ song, and a favorite spot for fans and visitors.
View the Dakota Building, famous for its architecture and as the residence of John Lennon, who was tragically murdered outside.
Relax on the Great Lawn, a 15-acre open space perfect for picnics, sunbathing, and enjoying views of Manhattan’s skyline.
Pass by Tavern on the Green, a historic restaurant in Central Park, known for its beautiful setting and classic American cuisine.
Cross the iconic stone bridge, a favorite for photos and a scenic spot from movies like 'Elf' and 'Night at the Museum.'
Visit Heckscher Playground, the oldest and largest playground in Central Park, perfect for families with children.
Meet at the starting point
Note: In front of Starbucks Coffee, between 57th and 58th streets on 6th Ave.
Open in Google MapsNO WALK-INS. Reservation required. Last minute availability may be possible.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Your booking is confirmed immediately after checkout.
From $38.00 per person