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Parks & Rec →Central Park off-leash hours
Manhattan · off-leash 6–9 AM & 9 PM–1 AM across the park, outside posted no-dog areas
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- The Berlin Wall, in New York — Two Public ViewingsFive graffiti-blazed slabs in the lobby of 520 Madison Ave (visible weekdays; peek from E 53rd St anytime) · two more outdoors at Kowsky Plaza, Battery Park City, steps from the Esplanade · free, always
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- Central Park in the Fall — Foliage, Rowboats & the Great Lawn59th to 110th St · The North Woods & the Ramble turn first · rowboats & the Loeb run into fall · free
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- Madison Square Park — Art Installations23rd St & Madison Ave · Rotating public art, Shake Shack, free events