Bow Bridge

Bow Bridge is one of the oldest cast iron bridges in the United States, completed in 1862. Its elegant Greek-inspired arch connects Cherry Hill to a wild part of the park called the Ramble.

The bridge is famous as the most romantic spot in New York City, ideal for strolls and photo shoots. Its unique design with intriguing ornaments and picturesque lakeside location offer breathtaking views of the city skyline.

It is not only a monument to 19th century engineering, but also a cultural icon, appearing in numerous films and television shows.