Central Park or Central Park is not only what you see through the classic floats or movies.
From north to south of the city, the park has thousands of acres reserved for those adventurers who like the roads less traveled to get away from the bustle of New York.
Just five minutes from the 96th Street station, in western Manhattan, the visitor can enter a space that, due to its color that resembles grass, is a lake called the pool or the pond.
As you continue with the tour, the water begins to run in a small waterfall where you can find information about the place and its history. To access all the data, just scan the QR code and download the app del Central Park.
The option can be obtained in Spanish and thus know the history of the pond.
A visitor commented: “It is incredible how you feel that you are not in New York. At this moment I could tell you that I am sitting on a farm in my Armenia Quindio in Colombia, seeing only beautiful trees. Seeing only green, green, green and listening to the sound of falling water, birds, animals “.
Someone else said, “Really, you forget you’re in the city in Manhattan, when you go into these trails. They are very leafy, you hear birds instead of ambulances, cicadas too. You really tune out.”
And for those heading north on Fifth Avenue and reaching 105th Street, they will find a garden called the Conservancy Garden, which can be impressive to contemplate.
Walking around this place promises to be stress relieving and is considered a New York gem. An imposing Renaissance statue steals the gaze of those who contemplate the beauty of the design of its gardens, perceive the unnerving smell and color of its flowers, as well as the enchantment with the trills of the birds.
This garden first opened its doors in 1937, its flowers, its central fountain and a monument called Brunette created in honor of a renowned French author, attract many visitors who enjoy the garden from 8 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon without having to pay a single dollar.
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