Central Park Tour, New York City: A Self-guided Walking Tour
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HALF-PRICE SALE - WAS $9.99 - LIMITED TIME OFFERCentral Park is a public recreational area situated in the middle of America’s largest city. This green rectangular oasis attracts 25 million visitors annually, and features two world-class museums.Located in the urban heart of New York City, Central Park is 2.6 miles long by a half mile wide, covers 843 acres, and comprises 6% of Manhattan. As one of the most visited city parks in the United States, Central Park is world famous, appearing in many movies and television shows. Since planning started in the mid-19th century, Central Park has inspired American civic architects to include museums and other public attractions in their park designs. Wild and landscaped, scenic and cultural, housing the Natural History and MET museums, Central Park is a genuine New York City landmark.AUTHOR - Brad Olsen is a Contributing Editor for World Explorer magazine and has written several guide books. His seventh, “Sacred Places 108 Destinations,” was released in March, 2007. The second edition of \"Sacred Places North 108 Destinations\" was released in 2008 and won the \"Best Travel Guide for Planet Earth\" Award in 2010. Brad's commentaries have appeared on National Public Radio, CNN and the Travel Channel. He enjoys extended global travel (particularly to exotic locations), and public speaking on the subject of sacred places.Visual Travel Tours by Brad OlsenAspen And Snowmass In The WinterBreathtaking Yosemite ValleyThe Last Malay KingdomBurning Nevada's Annual Instant CityCalifornia's Point Reyes National SeashoreChicago's Front Grant ParkChicago's Lakefront Navy PierChicago's Lincoln ParkCzech World HeritageDiscover A Paradise Never LostExploring The British Virgin Islands By SailboatFamily Fun In Las VegasMoravia, The Gem Of The Czech RepublicQuebec Canada's Charming Nouvelle FranceSacred Places Of PortugalSan Francisco's Academy Of SciencesSurf's Up In Santa CruzThe Maine AttractionThe National Recreation Areas Of San FranciscoThe Open Spaces Of California's Marin CountyThe Spectacular Golden Gate ParkThe Splendor Of New York City's Central ParkThere Is Only One BerkeleyTouring The Best Of Southern Orange County