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On this private, accessible tour, you will explore the most famous park in the world, Central Park in New York City, with a local guide. The flexible tour itinerary gives you the opportunity to spend time in the places of the park that interest you the most. You could choose a shorter tour and visit famous locations that have featured in popular films, or have a half-day tour and learn about Central Park’s natural flora and fauna and have a photoshoot by the lake. Full-day tours can include a visit to museums in the local area to deepen your knowledge of New York’s historical and cultural scene. Throughout the tour, your guide will share their local knowledge and can answer your questions about life in the city.&nbsp;

This accessible tour includes multiple stops with accessible bathrooms. Most of Central Park is wheelchair-accessible and your tour guide can provide assistance if you require it.&nbsp;

New York, NY, USA

Central Park

200 Central Park W, New York, NY 10024, USA

American Museum of Natural History

1000 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028, USA

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

A large field in Central Park with skyscrapers in the background.

A view of Central Park, with people relaxing by the lake on a sunny day.

Tourists rent row boats to explore the lake in Central Park.

Skyscrapers overlooking Central Park.

The paved bicycle path in Central Park.

A quiet pond in Central Park, with a bridge going across it.

A large, paved pathway in Central Park, lined with benches.

A bridge across the lake in Central Park.

Tourists view the ice rink in Central Park.

A quiet alley in Central Park with a narrow paved pathway and benches.

Skyscrapers overlooking Central Park in autumn.

Tour guides and a man on a mobility scooter in front of a pond, with the New York city skyline in the background.

Two people walking with a man on a mobility scooter on a pathway in the park.

Meeting point: Grand Army Plaza outside Plaza Hotel

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Get out and active in the Big Apple! The Central Park Handbike Guided Tour takes you through the heart and soul of New York City. Your seasoned tour guide will be with you throughout the entire journey and share their vast knowledge on the park and on things to do in NYC. They'll teach you how to use the adapted handbike, and from there, you'll spend 2 hours meandering through this world-famous park's twists and turns and visiting its most popular stops. Once you get rolling, your guide will give you a crash course on Central Park. You'll learn about how the park was created, as well as why and how it evolved over the years. You'll even pass by where some prominent filming locations and see what it's like to live in the heart of Manhattan. To fully experience the entire length of the park, you'll travel 10 km (6 mi) around Columbus Circle, the Central Park Mall, the Jackie Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, the Bethesda Fountain, The Great Lawn, Strawberry Fields, Belvedere Castle, and many other sights! After seeing the best of Central Park, you'll have had plenty of opportunities for photos and gotten a full taste of New York's most sere location. With a ride back to your by an accessible van, this scenic cycling tour is made complete.

Visitors canoe under Central Park's bow bridge

Bethesda Fountain in Central Park and lush foliage.

John Lennon memorial in central park

View of the lush Central Park foliage.

This world-renowned museum offers a fascinating journey through science, nature, and history. Visitors can explore exhibits ranging from dinosaur skeletons and ancient artifacts to immersive displays of marine life and outer space in the Hayden Planetarium. The museum is designed to be welcoming for everyone, with spacious galleries and elevators providing access to all floors. Wheelchair users can easily navigate the exhibits, and assistive listening devices are available for select programs. The museum also features a sensory-friendly environment and accessible restrooms, ensuring an inclusive and engaging experience for all visitors.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, or "The Met," is one of the world's largest and most prestigious art museums, housing an incredible collection of art and artifacts spanning over 5,000 years. Visitors can explore galleries featuring ancient Egyptian treasures, European masterpieces, Asian art, and contemporary works. The museum is welcoming to all visitors, offering elevators to navigate multiple floors, accessible entrances, and wheelchairs available for loan. Assistive listening devices, large-print guides, and other services ensure an engaging and inclusive experience for everyone.