• John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial - This memorial honors the 35th president of the United States, nestled in the bustling area of Brooklyn. It serves as a serene gateway to the park, providing visitors with a peaceful space for reflection before entering the park’s vast greenery.
• Grand Army Plaza - Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, Grand Army Plaza is the majestic entrance to Prospect Park. This historic plaza features beautiful fountains and statues, including the iconic Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch, symbolizing the city’s historical connections.
• Bailey Fountain - Bailey Fountain, with its classical sculptures and water features, is a central highlight of Grand Army Plaza. Its captivating design offers a refreshing start to your journey into the tranquility of Prospect Park.
• Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch - This triumphal arch honors Abraham Lincoln and the Union soldiers of the Civil War. With its impressive size and grandeur, it stands as one of Brooklyn’s most iconic structures, providing visitors a moment to reflect on history in a modern setting.
• Prospect Park Waterfall - Hidden within the Ravine, the Prospect Park Waterfall is a stunning example of nature’s careful integration within the city. Part of the park’s meticulously restored watercourse system, it’s a serene spot for visitors to enjoy the beauty of flowing water.
• Prospect Park Boathouse - This Beaux Arts-style boathouse overlooks the Lullwater, adding a touch of elegance to the natural beauty of Prospect Park. Its historic charm and picturesque setting make it a favorite location for both visitors and events.
• Fallkill Falls - A hidden gem, Fallkill Falls is another of Prospect Park’s beautiful waterfalls. Nestled in the park’s wooded areas, it offers a peaceful escape from city life, with the soothing sound of rushing water.
• Prospect Park - This small, historic building once provided water to all of the park’s waterways. Today, it stands as a piece of history nestled in the park’s meadows, offering insight into the park’s early engineering marvels.
• Concert Grove Pavilion - The Concert Grove Pavilion, with its intricate design and tranquil setting, is where the music of classical composers like Mozart and Beethoven can be enjoyed through audio tours. It’s a space dedicated to celebrating culture and the arts amidst the beauty of the park.
• Chaim Baier Music Island and the Shelby White and Leon Levy Esplanade - This island is part of the Prospect Park Lake and offers a serene escape surrounded by water. The esplanade, a grand walkway, enhances the beauty of the area and connects visitors to this picturesque and culturally rich part of the park.
• The Picnic House in Prospect Park - Located at the edge of the Long Meadow, the Picnic House offers sweeping views of the park’s largest green space. It’s a popular spot for gatherings and a perfect place to relax after exploring the natural beauty of Prospect Park.

• Unlimited, lifetime use of the tour
• Virtual playback option to listen like an audiobook
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• Self-guided GPS tour for flexible exploration
• Directions to the starting point

• Smartphone and headphones

Uncover the hidden tales of New York City’s renowned Prospect Park with this self-guided walking tour. Begin at the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial and traverse the magnificent Grand Army Plaza into the park’s tranquil settings. As you explore, delve into the park’s rich history, from its design by celebrated architects Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux to its significance as a Revolutionary War site. Key attractions include the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch, Brooklyn’s sole forest, and the charming Prospect Park Boathouse. This audio guide envelops you in the park’s captivating allure, providing a new viewpoint on one of Brooklyn’s most beloved green spaces.

• The total tour duration is the walking time as you pass by attractions. It does not include optional time spent at any of the listed attractions
• This route is not wheelchair accessible, but it is a very easy walk suitable for the ages listed. The accessibility selections are accurate.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.