Central Park after a snowfall is absolutely stunning—here's the best route to explore the park.

🎫 Tickets: Free 🚇 Transportation: Central Park doesn't have a parking lot, so driving isn't convenient. Taking the subway is recommended. 1️⃣ West side: Subway lines 1, 2, 3, B, C 2️⃣ East side: Subway lines 4, 5, 6 3️⃣ South side: Subway lines A, B, C, D, 1, N, R, Q 📝Suggested route: 1️⃣ Enter the park from the southeast entrance, Lombard Lamp. The horse-drawn carriage tour starting point is nearby, where you can take a carriage ride through the park. 2️⃣ Central Park Zoo Walk north for 10 minutes to reach the Central Park Zoo. Adult tickets are $23. 3️⃣ The Mall—Literary Walk Walk north along the main road to reach this literary path. It's lined with towering elm trees and statues of literary figures like Shakespeare and Robert Burns. There are often art markets on weekends. 4️⃣ Bethesda Fountain At the end of the path is the park's central landmark—the beautiful Bethesda Fountain. 5️⃣ Central Park Boathouse Take the small path to the right of the fountain to see New York's most beautiful skyline. A five-minute walk from there will take you to the Boathouse, where you can rent a boat. 6️⃣ Alice in Wonderland Statue Not far from the Boathouse is the *Alice in Wonderland* statue. 7️⃣ Belvedere Castle Continue north, and after seeing Gloria Bench, turn left. In 10 minutes, you'll see Belvedere Castle! This Gothic-style castle offers a direct, panoramic view of the entire park. Inside the castle, various specimens from the park are on display. 8️⃣ Shakespeare Garden To the left of the castle, this small garden built on a slope is a popular spot for wedding photos. 9️⃣ Bow Bridge Continue walking south to reach the most romantic arched bridge in the park! 🔟 Cherry Hill Fountain and Strawberry Fields South of Bow Bridge, you'll pass Cherry Hill Fountain, where horse-drawn carriages often wait for customers. Walk along the west side for five minutes to reach John Lennon's memorial—Strawberry Fields. 💡Tips: 1️⃣ The park is large, so be prepared to walk a lot. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes! 2️⃣ Nearby museums: West side of 81st Street: You can visit the American Museum of Natural History. At the intersection of 79th Street and Fifth Avenue: You can visit The Metropolitan Museum of Art.