article_snippet.sent: In the summer, Manhattanites ditch the sweaty concrete jungle for reprieve in the Hamptons, but from April to June, bustling Central Park is the place to be for locals and newcomers alike.
article_snippet.sent: Since first opening in the 1857, Central Park now sees more than 40 million visitors yearly, and while firmly entrenched on the tourist trail, there are plenty of places to explore off the beaten path.
article_snippet.sent: And, of course, no visit to New York is complete without a stroll through Central Park to take in the beautiful magnolia and tulip blossoms .
article_snippet.sent: Take a stroll through Shakespeare's Garden, chock full of magnolia and tulip blossoms, located just off Central Park West near the American Museum of Natural History.
article_snippet.sent: There are plenty of places to get lost among the flowers in New York City's 843-acre park, including the famed Conservatory Garden, with Italian, French and Spanish influences.