Carriage Rides near Columbus Circle

What Should You Know About Columbus Circle?

Columbus Circle sits at the southwest corner of Central Park where Broadway, 8th Avenue, and 59th Street converge. This major transportation hub is served by the 1, A, B, C, and D subway lines, making it one of the most accessible spots in Manhattan. Our carriage pickup is just 2 blocks east along Central Park South. The area is home to the Deutsche Bank Center (formerly Time Warner Center), which houses upscale shops and restaurants like Per Se and Masa. The iconic Columbus Circle monument, topped by a statue of Christopher Columbus, has been a New York City landmark since 1892. After your carriage ride, stroll through The Shops at Columbus Circle for dining, or walk north along Central Park West to reach the American Museum of Natural History. Many of our guests arrive at Columbus Circle via subway and walk to our carriages in under 3 minutes.

What Is the Best Season for a Carriage Ride from Columbus Circle?

Columbus Circle hosts the annual holiday market (November-December), making it ideal to pair shopping with an evening carriage ride. The nearby Central Park ice rinks operate October through April. Spring weekends bring street performers and artists to the circle area.

Tips for Visitors

The 59th Street-Columbus Circle subway station is the closest stop. Exit toward Central Park South and walk east along 59th Street. You'll see our carriages at 7th Avenue within 3 minutes. The Whole Foods on the lower level of Deutsche Bank Center is great for grabbing snacks before your ride.