Central Park in November is one of the most gorge places you'll see. The leaves on the trees are red and orange, the air is crisp and everyone walks around in hats and gloves. The beauty of this time of year is that you still get a lot of bright sun, which was sometimes very warm. We spent hours walking around Central Park. We'd buy coffee and bagels, find a bench to sit on and have our breakfast watching joggers rush past and horses trot along. On Thanks Giving day, after the parade, we got some pizza and went to the park. We watched families walk together, play American football (I think that episode of Friends was used as a reference) and even found the ferrace wheel I was dying to find last time I came to NY on 2006. A wonderful place to relax and a great way to escape the big city (not that you'd ever want to!).
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