Amazing how a thin line can divide two such opposite worlds: on one side, the vibrant chaos of Manhattan, with its skyscrapers, bustling streets, and a frantic pace; on the other, the serenity of Central Park, a natural haven where the city seems to stop. This 341-hectare green lung, designed in the 19th century, not only offers a respite to the millions of inhabitants and tourists who visit it each year, but also acts as a reminder of the need for balance between urban and natural. Here, runners, walkers, and cyclists share the space with squirrels and birds, creating a magical contrast to the imposing New York City skyline. It’s a symbol of how such a dynamic city finds space for tranquility amidst its tireless energy.Credits: Flash curiosidades
