Central Park and some of its most

popular tourist sites

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we will visit one of the most famous parks in New York
without a doubt the world: Central Park and some of
its most popular tourist sites such as the Metropolitan
Museum of Art the Museum of Natural !ciences or
the "reat Plains its interior with e#cellent views over
the Manhattan sk$line .
%he route be&an at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
'hereinafter Met( . You are on )*+th !treet ri&ht in
Central Park if $ou,re &oin& up while walkin& street
numbers . -pon enterin& ask for a map to poderos
make a selection of what $ou wish to see. .o&in costs
/will0 althou&h it is recommended to &ive 1 23 per
person but no more than make a contribution $ou
consider the amount $ou &ive timel$ chapita to enter.
Amon& the man$ treasures of Met $ou most interested
in 'the$ have a lar&e )&$ptian collection paint and
even cloisters of !panish and 4rench churches and
medieval art in %he Cloisters ( it is especiall$
recommended to &o to the top floor of the Met where a
place to rest and while en5o$in& the wonderful view of
New York from there 'it,s called somethin& like Met
6bservator$ 7oof "arden or similar(
After the visit &o to the ri&ht of the Met down to
)89th and after crossin& this street 5ust &o for a walk
to Central Park for pedestrians onl$ . 4ollow the
directions to :elvedere Castle which is in the middle
of the park and has &ood views over the area not &oin&
to visit ' "reat .awn !hakespeare "arden ; (
%hen &o to the ri&ht of the castle and $ou arrive at the
e#it of the <89th street or <*+th street across from the
park where ri&ht is the Museum of Natural =istor$
' worth seein& places of dinosaurs >th floor stuffed
animals and butterflies ( .
4or those with more time or who want to visit the
"reat .awn and the ?elacorte %heatre ' where there
are free performances in summer( the easiest wa$ is to
leave the Met and )*>th !treet be&ins a footpath
around the Met and will 5ust &ive "reat .awn then
skirtin& to &o see %urtle Pond ?elacorte %heatre and
out a&ain b$ the !hakespeare "arden to <89th street
as in the previous route.
-pon completion at the Museum of Natural =istor$
<82th !treet &o up either b$ metro walk well that is
where the ?akota the buildin& where he lived and was
killed is @ohn .ennon. Across the street and pushin&
back in Central Park !trawberr$ 4ields is part of the
park tribute to .ennon. <e crossed !trawberr$ 4ields
and continue down the park and the hei&ht of the
<AAth is !heep Meadow for m$ beautiful view over
New York from Central Park ne#t to the terrace of the
Met.
<e walked to 8th Avenue and <3*th street where we
can leave the park at Columbus Circle Manhattan
ri&ht in and see the statue of Columbus. Nearb$ there
are man$ thin&s to visit 7ockefeller Center !t Patrick
Bs ; but shall bear the beatin& that it is best to leave
the hotel and stick a nice shower before dinin& out