The most popular park in New York City, Central Park has so many sights to experience that it’s impossible to list them all. Some of the most popular include Kerbs Boathouse, the lake, the Obelisk, the Ravine, Belvedere Castle, and so much more. Guided, self-guided, and virtual tours are offered to take guests through each section of the park, showing off the beautiful scenery, iconic views, and historical artifacts that make Central Park a unique Manhattan destination. Be sure to check the weather before you go. Bring plenty of water with you in the summer and bundle up in the winter.
The smallest of the four New York City zoos at just 6.5 acres, the Central Park Zoo will prove to be a nice, casual experience for both senior and aid. The zoo includes sea lions, monkeys, snow leopards, red pandas, penguins, bears, and much more. The park is wheelchair accessible, offering wheelchair rentals and elevators for certain exhibits. They offer senior discounts and further discounts when tickets are purchased online. Located on the east side of Central Park, the zoo entrance is at 64th Street and 5th Avenue. 718-220-5100.
Designated as a quiet zone, the Conservatory Garden offers a calm and peaceful environment for you and your home care patient. The six-acre garden is designated into three sections–Italian, French, and English–with each taking on different properties. Situated on the east side of Central Park, the main entrance to the garden is through the Vanderbilt Gate on Fifth Avenue between 104th and 105th Streets.
