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The legendary The Plaza Hotel is perhaps the most famous hotel in the world according to Hollywood. He has starred in not one, but dozens of films!

From movie Madagascar, Mr Popper's Pinguin.

From movie Home Alone. Bridge from 1986.

From movies Home Alone, King Kong, Jersey Girl.

From movie Serendipity, Enchanted. Foreshortening on Billionaires' Row is your main photo opportunity in New York.

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

National hero, From movie Balto. Statue from 1925.

Good Morning America Show Summer Stage.

From movie Stuart little.

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

From movie Made in Manhattan.

Designed by Jacob Wrey Mould in the 1860s.

Completed 1862. Bow Bridge is a symbol of romance and a cinematic icon of Central Park.

One of the most popular artworks in Central Park is Alice in Wonderland.

Standing between the Great Lawn and the Met Museum.

The Reservoir covers 106 acres of water. Though no longer used to distribute New York City's water supply.

A destination for neighborhood residents and visitors from all over the world, its six acres are well-known for plantings of tulips, lilacs, crabapple trees, summer perennials, and chrysanthemums.

A densely wooded valley, its defining feature is the long, narrow watercourse called the Loch, known for its three waterfalls. (The word “Loch” is Scottish for “lake.”)

Belvedere Castle is a folly in Central Park in Manhattan.

The monument to American lawyer and statesman Daniel Webster (1782–1852).

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

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

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

Tavern on the Green is an iconic, landmark restaurant unlike any other. From movie «Ghost Busters».

One of the most distinctive ornamental features in the south end of Central Park. From movie «Elf».

Columbus Circle appeared at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The blocks adjacent to the intersection are also called the same way.

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