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ハーレム・メアは、ニューヨークのセントラルパークの北東角にある人工湖です。5番街の西に位置しています。

Most amazing park I've ever visited🥰🇺🇸👌

Ross Dock Picnic Area, located in Palisades Interstate Park just north of the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee, offers a riverfront setting for picnics and more. The area has public picnic tables, grills (with the option for visitors to bring their own), restrooms, water, and trash cans, as well as access to fishing, crabbing, and the park's trail system. Known for its awesome views, Ross Dock also boasts a large playground and open space, making it a busy area in the park, so early arrival is recommended. It is open year-round, but restrooms may close in winter. Metered parking is in effect from April to October.

Near the West 100th Street entrance to Central Park, the Pool is a tranquil, secluded-feeling water body in Central Park. Located on the West Side between 100th and 103rd Streets, it is great for a relaxing walk and picnicking, with some of the best fall foliage views in Central Park. Red maples, sweetgums, and willows line the shoreline, and the area is great for birdwatching due to its proximity to the northern woodlands. The Pool is part of a series of landscapes connected by water. At its eastern edge, water flows under a rustic bridge and cascades down a 20-foot waterfall, and becomes the Loch, a stream that winds through the Ravine and into the Harlem Meer.

Harlem Meer is a small lake in Central Park and a popular destination for park visitors. It has a great path around it, ideal for a leisure stroll or a relaxing break on one of the benches.

Beautiful lake in the park

Hadn’t expected a museum this nice in a setting this pleasant. Just great!

For anybody tired of the Manhattan highlights I absolutely recommend The Cloisters. Built in the 1920s with remains and artifacts of churches and abbeys from France, Italy and Spain it displays Christian art of the 11th to 15th century. The way it is presented allows for close up looks and reveals many of the intricate details that otherwise go unnoticed. From Manhattan a 30 minute subway ride on line A.