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@undinepr

7 ай бұрын

Yes! Thank you! I will try to do this kinda tour for my colleagues after 15 days :))

This is the best video on Central Park I've ever seen. What an interesting place. Who knew? Next time I'm in the city, I may take this tour!

Hmmmm, I have been to Central Park once in my life back in 2019. But after seeing this video, it is obvious I got to see less than one percent of it. If I ever make it back to NYC, the Park is the one place I would like to spend a lot of time exploring. Thank you for the video.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

I’m so happy you enjoyed the video and yes, you should explore the park more!

@joe_zupko

Ай бұрын

Yeah for real haha I went there before and just saw the bottom part. Never knew it was so huge

Awesome historical/tour of Central Park Sarah I learnt a lot of things.I'm from Melbourne Australia and I went to New York in 2017. You're right about the squirrels I love them I walked right around the Park and took a lot of photos of squirrels and raccoons.Of course you know we have a lot of native animals like kangaroos,koalas and emus but no squirrels just possums.

Loved this one Sarah! So much info and history!

Beautiful and informative video, Sarah. I've been to Central Park hundreds of times over the years but never really appreciated a lot of the detail that you point out. Everything you do is so professionally done and well thought out. Love your videos

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

I’ve been to Central Park the 3 times I’ve visited NY, after seeing this video here I realized I’ve missed so much! I’ll be going back in a few weeks, I am sure I’ll be looking out for all your fun facts shared here. Love your videos, you give me confidence to navigate the city less fearlessly! I Love NY!

We were on the tour with you when the Australian family went crazy over the squirrels! Great tour and that was so funny hearing you mention it in this video.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Haha you remembered!

I love video tours like this with details and historical context! I just moved to NYC a year ago and I love learning so much about my new home! 😊

That was fantastic - loved seeing all of the iconic spots and hearing the history with reference photographs etc. Great work! So enjoyable.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

I’m so glad you loved it!

@russozelinsky

3 ай бұрын

"Criminal Illegal Aliens". Not 'migrants' Victims of police brutality are getting compensated in millions. So why not apply the same approach to crimes committed by illegals? Let's keep the DIMS busy this year. Victims of crimes committed by Illegal criminal Aliens living in the U.S. should file a $50 billion class-action lawsuit against agencies at all government levels for failure to enforce existing laws. Proactively seek legal advice and engage in wholesale activism on the political front.

I was in New York City for the first time this September and saw a park bench. On the park bench stood “Central Park the Soul of New York City”. It was fantastic to walk from north to south through Central Park

Thank you for the most informative video! Enjoyed the details of the Bethesda Terrace, all of the symbolisms and the Minton Tiles of the arcade.

A glorious place! This was an excellent tour, Sarah. I learned so many tidbits. The mall is a gem. 💗 I had no idea there was a children's zoo at the park as well - definitely will be checking that out next time! 🙌 P.S. Fools Rush In is one of my favourite romcoms. I always remembered that quote! 😍 Love from Toronto. xo

You need to go to Inwood Hill Park to see the last remaining old growth forest on Manhattan Island. Much of the park is unlandscaped and natural and there are many trails.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

That sounds really cool!

We came to New York from the UK a few years back just before covid and we absolutely loved the Zoo at Central Park

Love your NYC videos. Just a thought about the Bethesda Fountain: Bethesda means "House of Mercy," and is mentioned in the Bible in the book of John where John writes of "The Pool of Bethesda" where many infirm waited until the waters were stirred at which time they could make their way to the Pool to be healed. Bethesda Fountain commemorated the opening of the Croton Aqueduct which brought fresh water to the people of New York. The fresh water brought "healing" to the citizens of New York because the clean water replaced the contaminated water that had been diseasing the people. Central Park benefited public health in many ways, providing fresh air, exercise and relaxation.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for providing that insight! It’s super interesting!

Great informative video. I live in NY and I look forward to following this tour within the next few weeks when the trees are changing. Also, your shoes are so cute. Perfect for walking through the park.

Awesome. Thank you for this vlog. Cheers.

Your videos are so wonderful and insightful. Ty ty ty

Great video, thank you!

Wonderful video Sarah. Thanks! 🤩

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Loved this ramble through the park!

Love, love, love ❤️ Central Park ❤️ Thank you for the history of the park, makes me love it even more ❤️

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

I’m so glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!

this video came out at a perfect time, I'm currently planning my NYC trip for the end of this month & central park is a must visit for me but its so big that i don't even know where to start

Great video. Reminds me of your old videos and when you would go live.

Absolutely 💖LOVE Central Park! 💖Especially, Bethesda Fountain 18:43 ⛲ So incredibly beautiful and serene!

You're the best Sarah! Love this video! I am planning on visiting the city next spring. My son has only seen the southern end of the park. Around the pond area and up to the big rock. I told him there is a zoo there, we were short on time on that visit, so we're planning to hit the zoo! I also want him to see Strawberry Fields. I had no idea of the Mall area until this video! I was in Central Park as a kid way back in the 70's but have little memory of some of the park. Thank you for making content like this! See, there is a reason I call you my very favorite tour guide of NYC!!!

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it! Happy that you enjoyed the video and park!

Hi Sarah Cool Video of Central Park. Been there numerous times. Been to Central Park Zoo numerous times as well.

Wow, I had no idea of the master design of the park. Really interesting 💛

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Very informative video of Central Park! Thanks for sharing beautiful lady😘😘😘 xox

Love the historical context!

Hi Sarah, great video but you left out an important history fact. Before Central Park's creation, there existed Seneca Village, a vibrant community of free Black property owners in pre-Civil War New York. The community began in 1825, when landowners in the area.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Yes! I would have talked about that part further up in the park where there settlement was. It’s a important piece of history!

Love the central park zoos ! So much fun 😊

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

I’m glad you love it!

Susan B. Anthony's GGGgrand niece! Very cool. Great tour of Central Park, one of my favorite haunts when I lived in NYC. And thanks for including The Ramble.

You're amazing Sara!!.. One day I will be there in Central Park !! Greetings from Honduras, Central America!!

Nice! I just really enjoy your videos and your style of presentation and you hooked me as a subscriber long ago. I'm a Minnesotan who's been to New York once and this video reminded me of the time we were there and we experienced a sunny winter day walking through Central Park the day after it had snowed. It was gorgeous! P.S. Your story about you and your friends sinking the boat was hilarious!

Beautiful place 😊👍

Thanks!!!

Great video, what a magical place. Those squirrels! 🐿🤗😅

Haha yes we’ve got no squirrels here in Australia! And no red-eared slider turtles either 😤 that’s why my number 1 destination when I come visit New York is always the turtle pond 🐢😍 love your channel!!! And great video…much better than mine Central Park video that I’ve got on my channel…one of my early videos and it’s embarrassing compared to yours. Plus you know so many facts! Love you!!!!

Went on your midtown Manhattan tour in July which was great but I’m returning in March so I’m defo gonna book your Central Park tour cos the only part I saw was the John Lennon memorial as I’m a huge Beatles fanatic!

those were some great pics of the rescue on the boats!

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Haha thank you!

Coming to New York City in December so hopefully I will be able to experience Central Park

Congrats Sarah!!🎉🎉

Love your videos! We're visiting New York on 3rd January. I thought Togo was the hero dog and not Balto or others?

Your videos are Great.🇨🇦

I am hoping to see the Belvedere castle and the Alice in wonderland statues during my next visit!!!

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Yea do it!

Its funny because I am from nyc but I havent been to central park in years. I need to go back again

I haven't seen a video describing the design purpose of Central Park. Very well done!

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Sarah I do need to spend some more time in Central Park next time that I'm in NYC.

I read that they considered Prospect Park their masterpiece because they had more freedom from demands like cross streets.

Could you please cover the independent movie theaters such as Film Forum and Metrograph? That's always the highlight for me when visiting. Keep up the amazing work!

I’ve lived in NY my whole life (well Long Island) and I’ve actually never seen Central Park in person before, like I’ve never even been close to it. That’s definitely on my bucket list ti eventually go up there.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Wow, yes you need to!

@jaykay1899

8 ай бұрын

Why haven't you yet? It shouldn't be too difficult to get to the subway and make ur way there? Im not trying to be rude or anything im just saying you should definitely go if you're that close!

luv and prayers from mama sis and me, beautifully virtuous family, miss our Lady of NYC and her lovely daughters,

I only spent 2 and. Half miles in one section on Tuesday the 26th of September and on the 28th I did another 3 miles . I missed out on a few areas I can’t wait to return to next time. Hopefully the weather will be better I was there during the rain I had such a great time though. I’ll plan my visit more on a weekend instead of weekday next time

I enjoyed this video!! I want to find out where the Belvidere castle is and Senecca Village too.

Love the shoutout to Aussies about the squirrels, and yes, we are a little obsessed! We did, for a while, have an introduced species here in Western Australia (they escaped from the zoo) but they've been eradicated. So whenever we see squirrels in the US (or really anywhere that has them) the immediate reaction is 'SQUIRREL' and complete adoration ;-)

wish i knew about you before i was in nyc last month

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Same! Haha

Thank you for sharing this amazing video. It’s really cool that you’re related to Susan B Anthony. She was a wonderful woman.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

At 21:00 there’s a 🐢 creeping into the tour. Sarah slings that purse around the entire time! She must love that purse! 😂

Great video as always Sarah! But I encourage you to learn about Togo who was the real hero of that Nome diphtheria run. Balto unfortunately got all the credit even though Togo was really the lead dog for most of the journey. Sorry, I’m such a nerd!! 😂😂

This video is great. Which buidling is behind you at the 25:33 time stamp?

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I use to live a block away from the park. As soon as the weather was about 35 degrees I'd drag the dog and we'd find new areas to walk around every time.

Have you ever been to the Susan B Anthony House in Rochester? It is pretty cool.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Not yet but I plan on it!

@RChenwu

8 ай бұрын

Leave that Susan B Anthony House trash over on the upstate

I am planning on taking a day trip to Central Park this coming summer. I will be taking the train from New Jersey into New York and walking to Central Park. Are there any recommendations as far as good places to eat in that area?

Love your boots!

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

😘😘😘😘😘 from Portugal

Great video…as an fyi, you can see turtles in the pond near the fountain.

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

You’re right! Thank you!

Can you please share where we can get the purse you have? ❤

Was that Tom Delgado I saw at the beginning of the video giving a tour?

That is the sandman on that nighttime Pilar

I love you, Sarah.

I only go to Central Park for the rocks.

Im visiting the city from London for Christmas, do you do Christmas tours?

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

Yes! We will be launching them soon. It will be live on Funky Experiences within a week!

I have bien in central Park in 1998

Hi doll ❤

Yep! No squirrels, just loads possums, koalas, kangaroos and our nuisance birds the Ibis we call bin chickens.

Where is the butterfly exhibit? In the Zoo??

Congrats.🎉

How do we get a tour from Sarah herself

I love pigeons.

On 11:28 there's the picture of the dog but also there's like a creepy face of a kid 😨🫣

That's dope that's Susan b Anthony is your great great aunt you must have a bunch of her coins

You never got up to the gardens. Everyone always forgets the northern part of the park🤷‍♂️

@SarahFunky

8 ай бұрын

I wanted to but I didn’t have time!

Superficial

i am shocked there are no kangaroos or koalas in Central park! i think sloths would fit right in as well.

Our Sarah Funk can do finger in every pie

I love ur content as I'm planning a trip to NYC soon. I have to say tho that your crinkled paper background showing old pictures is giving me a seizure! 😬

Great work. So informative and well delivered. Only critique would be for the cameraman to stop interrupting or talking in general.

1858 old lol

Lots of great historical information, but here are a few notes: It's called "The Ramble", not "The Rambles", the Alice in Wonderland statue is way more impressive than Balto, and anyone who has a map (or is a tour guide) should have known that The Dairy houses an information center and gift shop. Why were you surprised by that? Incidentally, your camera person's comments are intrusive and not needed. I also agree with a previous comment stating that the Seneca Village should have been mentioned. It's a forgotten part of Central Park's history that needs more attention.

@RChenwu

8 ай бұрын

you should give tours since you have all the facts

Lucas keeps messing up your flow 😊

how is it authentic to manhattan if a black town was there first and destroyed and flooded to make a park

@peterpickguitar

2 ай бұрын

How is it authentic if Britains came over and created America ? So Black town was not first....would you like to go further into history....

You went out the door without a certification let's big ovaries right big ovaries right their . Congratulations on your certification for your businesses❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

When will you talk about the migrant crisis?

Why are you mocking names of the park? Sounds like you're putting it down. You don't have passion for this park, it's just a job for you. ...

Leave that in-n-out trash over on the west coast