Central Park

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landmark public park tourist attraction urban park

Central Park is a large, iconic urban park in the heart of Manhattan, known for its landscaped grounds, recreational spaces, and cultural significance.

Aliases (18)

The Lake (Central Park) ×8
Central Park, New York City ×3
Central Park Scenic Landmark ×2
Central Park structures ×2
Central Park Greensward Plan ×1
Central Park and Harlem ×1
Central Park attractions ×1
Central Park circulation system ×1
Central Park formal landscape ×1
Central Park in New York City ×1
Central Park trail system ×1
Central Park woodland areas ×1
Central Park woodlands ×1
New York City’s Central Park concerts ×1
The Lake in Central Park ×1
The Mall in Central Park ×1
northwestern Central Park ×1
the North Woods of Central Park ×1

Statements (99)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	landmark → public park → tourist attraction → urban park →
admissionFee	free →
area	about 3.41 square kilometers → about 843 acres →
borough	Manhattan →
city	New York City →
completionDate	1876 →
constructionStartDate	1857 →
country	United States →
designer	Calvert Vaux → Frederick Law Olmsted →
designStyle	landscape park →
eastBoundary	Fifth Avenue →
governingBody	New York City Department of Parks and Recreation →
hasHeritageDesignation	New York City Scenic Landmark → U.S. National Historic Landmark →
hasPart	Baseball fields → Belvedere Castle → Bethesda Fountain → Bethesda Terrace → Bicycle paths → Bow Bridge → Central Park Carousel → Central Park Drives → Central Park North Meadow Recreation Center → Central Park Reservoir Running Track → Central Park West Historic District (adjacent) → Central Park Zoo → Conservatory Garden → Delacorte Theater → Gapstow Bridge → Gardens → Great Hill → Harlem Meer → Heckscher Playground → Horse-drawn carriage routes → Ice skating rinks → Lakes and ponds → Lasker Rink → Lawns → Loeb Boathouse → Music performance venues → Naumburg Bandshell → North Meadow → North Woods → Playgrounds → Scenic overlooks → Sheep Meadow → Soccer fields → South Woods → Statues and monuments → Strawberry Fields → Tennis Center → The Bridle Path → The Great Lawn → The Lake → The Mall and Literary Walk → The Obelisk (Cleopatra's Needle) → The Pond → The Pool → The Ramble → The Ravine → The Reservoir → Turtle Pond → Walking paths → Wollman Rink → Woodlands →
heritageDesignationDate	1962 →
knownFor	cultural events → film and television appearances → iconic city views → landscaped grounds → recreational activities →
length	about 4 kilometers →
locatedIn	Manhattan → New York City → New York State → United States →
northBoundary	110th Street →
openingDate	1858 →
operator	Central Park Conservancy →
ownedBy	City of New York →
primaryUse	cultural events → leisure → recreation → tourism →
publicAccess	open to the public →
shape	rectangular →
significance	important cultural symbol of New York City → major green space in dense urban environment → model for urban park design worldwide →
southBoundary	59th Street →
UNESCOStatus	on the tentative list for World Heritage Site →
visitorCount	tens of millions of visitors per year →
westBoundary	Central Park West →
width	about 0.8 kilometers →

Referenced by (150)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bethesda Terrace → Bow Bridge → Bow Bridge (Central Park) → Central Park Carousel → Central Park Zoo → Conservatory Garden → Gapstow Bridge → Harlem Meer → Heckscher Playground → Lasker Rink → Loeb Boathouse → Naumburg Bandshell → North Meadow → North Woods → Richard Morris Hunt Memorial → Sheep Meadow → South Woods → The Bridle Path → The Great Lawn → The Pond (Central Park) → Turtle Pond → Wollman Rink →	location
Belvedere Castle → Belvedere Castle, Central Park → Bethesda Fountain → Central Park Drives → Central Park North Meadow Recreation Center → Central Park Reservoir Running Track → Delacorte Theater → Great Hill → Metropolitan Museum of Art → Strawberry Fields → Tennis Center in Central Park → The Lake (Central Park) → The Mall and Literary Walk → The Obelisk (Cleopatra's Needle) → The Pool → The Ramble (Central Park) → The Ravine → The Reservoir →	locatedIn
Belvedere Castle → Bethesda Terrace → Central Park Reservoir Running Track ("Central Park circulation system") → Conservatory Garden ("Central Park formal landscape") → Harlem Meer → North Meadow → North Woods → Sheep Meadow → South Woods ("Central Park woodland areas") → The Bridle Path ("Central Park trail system") → The Great Lawn → The Ravine ("the North Woods of Central Park") → Turtle Pond → Wollman Rink ("Central Park attractions") →	partOf
1000 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY → 59th Street → Bethesda Terrace ("The Lake (Central Park)") → Central Park West Historic District (adjacent) → Columbus Circle → Grand Army Plaza → Lenox Hill → Morningside Park → The Ramble (Central Park) ("The Lake (Central Park)") →	adjacentTo
American Museum of Natural History → Convent of the Sacred Heart (Manhattan) → El Museo del Barrio → Fifth Avenue and 58th Street → Frick Art Reference Library → Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts → Neue Galerie New York → Rose Museum → Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum →	locatedNear
Andrew Carnegie Mansion → Belvedere Castle, Central Park → Bethesda Terrace ("The Lake (Central Park)") → Central Park West → Central Park West Historic District (adjacent) → Frick Collection → The Africa Center → Warburg Mansion →	overlooks
Bethesda Fountain ("Central Park structures") → Bethesda Terrace → Central Park Reservoir Running Track → Conservatory Garden → Gapstow Bridge ("Central Park structures") → The Bridle Path → The Mall and Literary Walk →	category
59th Street → Belvedere Castle → Central Park West Historic District (adjacent) → Loeb Boathouse ("The Lake in Central Park") → Temple of Dendur → The Ramble (Central Park) ("The Lake (Central Park)") →	hasViewOf
Calvert Vaux → Calvert Vaux ("The Mall in Central Park") → Calvert Vaux → Frederick Law Olmsted ("Central Park, New York City") → Olmsted, Vaux & Co. →	notableWork
Manhattan → Manhattan Island → New York County →	contains
Buffalo park and parkway system ("Central Park in New York City") → Prospect Park → Washington Park (Albany) →	inspiredBy
2 Columbus Circle → Apple Fifth Avenue store → Bergdorf Goodman →	near
Upper East Side → Upper West Side →	borderedBy
1000 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY → Plaza Hotel →	faces
Manhattan Island → New York City park system →	hasPart
Belvedere Castle ("Central Park Scenic Landmark") → Bow Bridge ("Central Park Scenic Landmark") →	locatedInProtectedArea
Heckscher family →	associatedWithPlace
East Side of Manhattan →	borders
Calvert Vaux →	coDesigned
Calvert Vaux →	coDesignerOf
New York City greenways →	connectedTo
Bow Bridge (Central Park) ("The Lake (Central Park)") →	crosses
Calvert Vaux ("Central Park Greensward Plan") →	designed
The Angels Take Manhattan →	featuresLocation
New York City Marathon →	finishLocation
Museum Mile →	followsAlong
59th Street →	formsBorderOf
110th Street ("Central Park and Harlem") →	formsBoundaryBetween
Fifth Avenue →	formsBoundaryOf
110th Street →	formsNorthernBoundaryOf
New York City →	hasLandmark
Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum →	hasNeighbor
Museum of the City of New York →	hasNeighbour
Belvedere Castle, Central Park →	hasPanoramicViewOf
Bethesda Terrace ("The Lake (Central Park)") →	hasView
Thomas Ball ("Central Park, New York City") →	hasWorkInCollection
Columbus Circle →	isMajorGatewayTo
North Woods ("northwestern Central Park") →	isPartOfArea
Loeb Boathouse ("The Lake (Central Park)") →	locatedOn
Central Park Conservancy →	manages
Sydney Central station →	nearbyLandmark
Hoovervilles →	notableExampleLocation
New York metropolitan area →	notableFeature
Bow Bridge (Central Park) ("The Lake (Central Park)") →	offersViewOf
Central Park Conservancy →	operatesIn
The Pond (Central Park) →	park
Yo-Yo Ma ("New York City’s Central Park concerts") →	performedAt
New York Shakespeare Festival →	performsAt
Fifth Avenue →	runsAlong
Bow Bridge ("Central Park woodlands") →	surroundedBy
Jacob Wrey Mould ("Central Park, New York City") →	workedOn