New York City: Central Park Film & TV Rickshaw Tour

Highlights

• Enjoy a cinematic ride through New York's most famous park on a rickshaw
• Visit iconic spots where famous films were shot in Central Park
• See the Central Park South entrance featured in "The Great Gatsby" and "Birdman"
• Pass by the historic Dakota Building, immortalized in "Rosemary's Baby"
• End your tour at the Central Park Zoo, featured in Madagascar and The Odd Couple

Description

Step into the scenes of your favorite films with a Central Park Movie & TV Rickshaw Tour. This guided ride takes you to the most iconic filming locations in New York’s most famous park, while you relax in comfort and enjoy insider stories about Hollywood’s love affair with Central Park.
Your adventure begins at the southern entrance of Central Park, where your driver-guide will welcome you aboard your private rickshaw. As you glide through the winding paths, discover how Central Park has become one of the most filmed locations in the world, appearing in over 300 movies and countless TV shows.
See the romantic Bow Bridge, featured in films like Spider-Man 3 and Autumn in New York, and pass by the elegant Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, made famous in classics like Enchanted, Home Alone 2, and The Avengers.
Continue on to the Wollman Rink, where scenes from Serendipity and Love Story were filmed. Ride along the Mall, one of the most recognizable walkways in Central Park, often seen in romantic comedies and drama series.
Visit Cherry Hill Fountain, a picturesque spot that has appeared in Sex and the City and The Devil’s Advocate. Depending on your route, you may also pass by the Central Park Carousel, Strawberry Fields, and other famous locations that have graced the big screen.
Throughout the ride, your knowledgeable guide will point out filming spots, share behind-the-scenes trivia, and tell fun stories about the actors, directors, and movies connected to each site.
This tour is perfect for movie lovers, TV fans, couples, families, or anyone who wants to experience the park in a unique way. By the end of the ride, you’ll see Central Park not just as a green oasis in Manhattan, but as a living film set that continues to inspire directors from around the world.