Horse and Carriage Tour | Central Park Guided Tours

Overview

At NYC Park Tours™, we take great pride in our magnificent horses, who are the heart and soul of our carriage rides. Our well-trained and impeccably cared-for horses are not only beautiful but also friendly and gentle.
They are true professionals, providing you with a safe and enjoyable journey through Central Park. Our commitment to the welfare of our horses is unwavering, ensuring that they are healthy and happy while delighting our guests.
Our carriage horse rides offer a variety of scenic routes through Central Park, allowing you to tailor your experience to your preferences. Whether you want to marvel at the Bethesda Terrace, pass by the iconic Central Park Zoo, or take in the serene beauty of the Conservatory Garden, we have the perfect route for you.
Our experienced drivers are not only skilled in navigating the park’s picturesque trails but also knowledgeable about its history and landmarks, offering insightful commentary along the way.

Description

At NYC Park Tours™, we understand that every occasion is unique. That’s why we offer customizable experiences to make your horse and carriage ride truly special. Whether you want to surprise your loved one with a bouquet of flowers, arrange a private serenade, or add any other personal touch to your journey, we’re here to make it happen. Let us know your preferences, and we’ll go above and beyond to create a memorable experience for you.
Booking your horse and carriage ride with NYC Park Tours™ is a breeze. You can easily reserve your spot on our website or by giving us a call. We offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate your plans, making it convenient for you to enjoy this enchanting experience. Don’t miss the opportunity to create lasting memories with NYC Park Tours™’s horse and carriage rides in Central Park. Immerse yourself in the romance, history, and beauty of one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks. Join us for a journey through time and nature, and discover why our horse and carriage rides are the quintessential way to experience Central Park’s magic. Book your ride today, and let the enchantment begin!

Included	Professional licensed guide Horse and carriage
Excluded	Tips / Gratuities ( optional ) Hotel pickup / drop off

Included

Professional licensed guide
Horse and carriage

Excluded

Tips / Gratuities ( optional )
Hotel pickup / drop off

Starting point: (45 Minutes)

1411 6th Ave, New York, NY 10019 ( In front of Starbucks, between 57th-58th streets )

Walman Rink (Pass By)

From movies Serendipity, Rayn-o-Nyle, Home Alone

Chess house (Pass By)

Constructed in 1952.Circling the house are 24 tables for chess and checkers

The carousel (Pass By)

Oldest carousel in the city, from 1908

The Dairy (Pass By)

From movie Serendipity, Enchanted

Gapstow Bridge (Pass By)

From movie Home Alone. Bridge from 1986

The Pond (Pass By)

From movies Home Alone, King Kong, Jersey Girl

Central Park Zoo (Pass By)

From movie Madagascar, Mr Popper's Pinguin

Statue Balto (Pass By)

National hero, From movie Balto. Statue from 1925

Rumsey Playfield (Pass By)

Good Morning America Show Summer Stage

Conservatory Water (Pass By)

From movie Stuart little

Loeb Boathouse Restaurant (Pass By)

From movies Sex In The City, 27 Dresses

The Mall (Pass By)

From movie Made in Manhattan

Bethesda Fountain - Bethesda Terrace (10 Minutes)

From movies Gossip Girls, Home alone, Elf ,Spider Man, Law and Order, 27 Dresses. Avengers

Cherry Hill Fountain (Pass By)

The Lake (Pass By)

The 18-acre lake, known simply as "the Lake" is the largest man-made body of water in the park

Bow Bridge (6 Minutes)

Completed 1862

The Falconer Statue (Pass By)

This elegant bronze statue is the work of British sculptor George Blackall Simonds

Daniel Webster (Pass by)

One of the most famous orators and politician

Strawberry Fields(Pass by)

Strawberry Fields was inaugurated on what would have been Lennon's 45th birthday, 9 October 1985

The Dakota (Pass by)

One of the first buildings on upper west side from 1884s

Sheep Meadow (Pass by)

A 15 acre pasture, originally designated in 1864 by Olmsted and Vaux as a grazing area for 200 sheep

Tavern on the green (Pass by)

From movie Ghost Busters

Drop-off

Same as a meeting point

Central Park Horse and Carriage Tour