Well done, Mr. Myetzner! I must say, I am personally enthusiastic about the idea of a dedicated series that delves into the creation process behind this remarkable masterpiece of landscape architectural design.
Truly wonderful that they thought about a park at this scale at that time and making it as natural as possible. And truly amazing how much value, quality, beauty and character it has given to the city. This park is probably the single most valuable thing in the entire New York City now. Most countries and cities don’t build such parks because they think it’s not worth the money and space because they think it’s better to be used for commercial purposes instead. But it’s value is far beyond money.
So weird years ago I went to see the tiled ceiling of Bethesda Terrace. I was the only person in there. Glad it's appreciated now, but it's nice to enjoy places without crowds.
I never get tired of these AD videos about NYC architecture and city planning. I hope you never run out of topics to cover! A part two of this Central Park video would be much appreciated!
I love Michael's videos. He is so knowledgeable and clearly loves NYC so much. Yes to a Part 2! And I'd love to see a similar video about SF's Golden Gate Park.
@@Hmfirestormz yeah just hide the truth that’s what I say. This is why I respect Florida and Texas because they’re atleast trying to erase black history
Im certain that those land owners knew how exactly how much that land would grow in value in the coming years. Its rotten to have endured that quietly without a doubt.
I've only ever been a tourist in NYC a couple times, but Central Park is always a wonder to visit. This video just made it all the more fascinating! Yes to part 2!
Yes please to a part 2! This was so fascinating. My husband and I got married in Central Park near Bow Bridge, hearing all about the entire creation of this wonderful park has warmed my heart!
YES, PART TWO, PLEASE! I’m not a New Yorker but have visited there many times, and I lived in Queens for almost 4 months of a year where I lived in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. I have spent quite a bit of time exploring Central Park, but my favorite spot is Bethesda Terrace. Even when it’s crowded there it’s still so peaceful. I love how there are parts of the park where you can be and-with the exception of sirens when they happen-the park buffers the noise and activity of the city. I love New York City and so many things and places within it, but the park will always just hold a special place in my heart!
Yeah, I need part 2 for sure. I love parks, and here in my city of Amsterdam I love how we have very different parks, and how I can cross the city on bike and almost always include a park in my route. And how the parks are really the exterior living rooms for many people of all walks of life. But Central Park is of course unique in size and fame. So yeah, already looking foward to it.
Central Park has always been my favorite part of the City. Understanding how it was designed, and how it all fit together, is fascinating and very much appreciated. :)
You could probably do an entire hour on Central Park and still leave some things out. Part II is a definite need...thank you for the entertaining and educational video.
You wouldn't even see half in an hour!!! It's huge, we spent like 3 hours there and still missed a small corner. We were walking and took a few breaks, but still
@@MegaJellyNellyI think they meant an hour long video on Central Park not spending an hour there, you definitely wouldn’t see much only spending an hour there haha
@@MegaJellyNellynot three hours even as you'll get lost ! Months or years as I've been there many times as I'm still in NYC touring it NYC going on 5 years!😊❤
Thank you Mr. Myetzner for taking the time to enlighten us on the wondrous design of this American jewel that is (The) Central Park. You , sir, have rendered a valuable public service. 🇨🇦👍
I would love to see a part 2. This was so interesting. I've been there dozens of times, but many of the locations covered in this video I was previously unaware of. Thank you for enlightening me. 🙏🏻
This has quickly become one of my favorite AD videos. Makes me want to spend the day in Central Park now knowing more of its history and intent. Yes to Part 2!
Not only is it absolutely essential to release part 2, but I'd also love this series to expand beyond New York and start covering cities like London and Paris!
This is excellent. I'm a former New Yorker and like so many others, hold a special place in our hearts for all the Park offers. Among my memories are the times I played softball with my coworkers at an advertising agency. On a more basic level, other memories are that I've gotten laid in the park a few times. Close to nature kind of thing.
A part 2 would be fantastic. In fact, this would make such a great series on urban parks-the Lake Path and Jackson Park in Chicago, Golden Gate Park, etc.
I treasure my annual visits to Central Park and NYC, and thank you for this wonderful video. Yes, please; more Central Park and NYC architecture videos!
Absolutely, Part II, this was fun! I thought you appropriately referenced the neighbourhoods that were displaced to build the park, and elements of the cultural divide that existed before the construction, and persisted after; but this taste only made me want to know more.
YES! Please give us a part 2 and even a part 3 if needed! I was able to visit Manhattan many years ago but unfortunately the 3 other women I traveled with were afraid to wander through Central Park. :( I was deeply disappointed. It is on my bucket list to revisit Manhattan and actually take some time to really see the city! ~Chris
Definitely yes to a Part 2 to the Central Park video. Speaking as a volunteer guide at The New York Botanical Garden this was a great tour of Central Park!! 😊 Thank you!
I was really impressed with your "tour" of Central Park. I've been there a few times, but each time was in February and it was COLD. I had no idea it was so thoughtfully designed.
Central Park was one of the firsts landscape examples we had to learn in class. But, we didn't go as far as to learning about the history behind the building process. This was definitely a really great learning video! Can't wait to actually see it with my own eyes.
Actually, I’d like to see a video about San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, which is, in some ways, very similar to New York’s Central Park (e.g., it’s an entirely created, “artificial” park) and, in some ways, very different-it was far more difficult to turn the desolate, wind-swept location, with its sand dunes, into anything resembling a park. (Frederick Law Olmsted, Central Park’s designer, considered the location so inhospitable that he thought it would be impossible to build a park there.) The civil engineer who _did_ design Golden Gate Park, William Hammond Hall, was only 25 when he designed it and, serendipitously, discovered the secret to conquering the sand dunes.
Please do a part 2! I got to visit Central Park for the first time this summer and I know I only saw a sliver of what the park has to offer. I'd like to live vicariously through another video!
Great video; very informative. I was born and raised on the Wirral Peninsula in the northwest of England and was always told that Central Park was modelled on Birkenhead Park. No mention of that in the video - perhaps I have mislead for the past. Or maybe not significant a point to be mentioned in this excellent TH-cam video. Keep safe.
I’d love to see part 2. I’ve been to the park a few times & loved it. It was so relaxing & it gives a much needed nature boost. Fantastic place for a busy & wonderful city.
I would ABSOLUTELY like to see a part 2. Thank you!
I love Central Park and AD did a phenomenal job with the visuals, dialogue and historical elements so yes! Please do a part TWO. Thank you
@diogomp81 bastade!! Mehehehh
Mas ya, partu!!
YES PLEASE
@@fatted300411am RFP
Amen!
This is one of my favorite series on TH-cam. It is not only enlightening, but also aesthetically pleasing. I would love love love to see more.
Well done, Mr. Myetzner! I must say, I am personally enthusiastic about the idea of a dedicated series that delves into the creation process behind this remarkable masterpiece of landscape architectural design.
Part 2 please!
Wait til you find out how black residents were kicked off the land of Central Park to make it
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Truly wonderful that they thought about a park at this scale at that time and making it as natural as possible. And truly amazing how much value, quality, beauty and character it has given to the city. This park is probably the single most valuable thing in the entire New York City now. Most countries and cities don’t build such parks because they think it’s not worth the money and space because they think it’s better to be used for commercial purposes instead. But it’s value is far beyond money.
This was super fascinating. A part 2, 3, 4, & 5 would be more than welcome!
I agree! Part 2 won’t be enough.
Its a fake park what more can be said?
Central Park New York.
The Park was based on a park in Birkenhead, Liverpool. Which in England was one of the 1st publicly funded parks in the World.
So weird years ago I went to see the tiled ceiling of Bethesda Terrace. I was the only person in there. Glad it's appreciated now, but it's nice to enjoy places without crowds.
I never get tired of these AD videos about NYC architecture and city planning. I hope you never run out of topics to cover! A part two of this Central Park video would be much appreciated!
This isn't architecture. It's LANDSCAPE architecture.
We love Wyetzner. Every video with him absolutely crushes. We need more!!! Give him a full AD show 🙌
I love Michael's videos. He is so knowledgeable and clearly loves NYC so much. Yes to a Part 2! And I'd love to see a similar video about SF's Golden Gate Park.
Agree! He brings such a great energy to videos. If he were my teacher, I think I'd retain everything!
Yes! (Which I've learned is bigger than Central Park)
How about Belle Isle, a real jewel in Detroit, also designed by Olmsted.
12:56 Yes, please, NYC Central Park part two!
I'm so glad you mentioned Seneca village. It's a vastly overlooked part of the park's history that everyone should know about.
I’m actually shock that was mentioned
@@lordjoyousshocked😂 people can’t stop taking about race and reparations they would get tons of flack for not doing so😂😂😂
Yea there waa 0 need for it to be mentioned
@@catalanluke5315 must be white
@@Hmfirestormz yeah just hide the truth that’s what I say. This is why I respect Florida and Texas because they’re atleast trying to erase black history
Yes, we want Part II. Thank you very much for Part I.
Thank you for mentioning Seneca Village. Still is a fact not commonly known about the Park and its making. I would love a part 2 of this series :)
that was the least interesting part tbh
Im certain that those land owners knew how exactly how much that land would grow in value in the coming years. Its rotten to have endured that quietly without a doubt.
I love the visions and how practical the design despite being build centuries earlier. Timeless and classic!
I've only ever been a tourist in NYC a couple times, but Central Park is always a wonder to visit. This video just made it all the more fascinating! Yes to part 2!
Yes please to a part 2! This was so fascinating. My husband and I got married in Central Park near Bow Bridge, hearing all about the entire creation of this wonderful park has warmed my heart!
YES, PART TWO, PLEASE!
I’m not a New Yorker but have visited there many times, and I lived in Queens for almost 4 months of a year where I lived in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
I have spent quite a bit of time exploring Central Park, but my favorite spot is Bethesda Terrace. Even when it’s crowded there it’s still so peaceful.
I love how there are parts of the park where you can be and-with the exception of sirens when they happen-the park buffers the noise and activity of the city.
I love New York City and so many things and places within it, but the park will always just hold a special place in my heart!
Yeah, I need part 2 for sure. I love parks, and here in my city of Amsterdam I love how we have very different parks, and how I can cross the city on bike and almost always include a park in my route. And how the parks are really the exterior living rooms for many people of all walks of life. But Central Park is of course unique in size and fame. So yeah, already looking foward to it.
Central Park has always been my favorite part of the City. Understanding how it was designed, and how it all fit together, is fascinating and very much appreciated. :)
Just beautiful. Thanks for bringing us along on your walk. Would LOVE a Part 2!
You could probably do an entire hour on Central Park and still leave some things out. Part II is a definite need...thank you for the entertaining and educational video.
You wouldn't even see half in an hour!!! It's huge, we spent like 3 hours there and still missed a small corner. We were walking and took a few breaks, but still
@@MegaJellyNellyI think they meant an hour long video on Central Park not spending an hour there, you definitely wouldn’t see much only spending an hour there haha
@@MegaJellyNellynot three hours even as you'll get lost ! Months or years as I've been there many times as I'm still in NYC touring it NYC going on 5 years!😊❤
No question, we need a part 2. Love all of your content.
It is ridiculous how excited I get when I see there is new AD content on TH-cam. THANK YOU.
Thank you Mr. Myetzner for taking the time to enlighten us on the wondrous design of this American jewel that is (The) Central Park. You , sir, have rendered a valuable public service.
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I would love to see a second part, please! ❤
I would love to see a second part, please 😊
I would love to see a part 2. This was so interesting. I've been there dozens of times, but many of the locations covered in this video I was previously unaware of. Thank you for enlightening me. 🙏🏻
I would love to see more of Central Park.
This has quickly become one of my favorite AD videos. Makes me want to spend the day in Central Park now knowing more of its history and intent. Yes to Part 2!
Not only is it absolutely essential to release part 2, but I'd also love this series to expand beyond New York and start covering cities like London and Paris!
This man’s enthusiasm and passion radiate through this video and I’d love to see many more.
The Central Park creation was a great project. I like the fact they decided to create a natural park, not a formal park.
Definitely need a part two.
Thank You and absolutely would love a part two❤
Wonderful job taking Us along and exploring the history of the park, I enjoyed it very much.
This is excellent. I'm a former New Yorker and like so many others, hold a special place in our hearts for all the Park offers. Among my memories are the times I played softball with my coworkers at an advertising agency. On a more basic level, other memories are that I've gotten laid in the park a few times. Close to nature kind of thing.
He gave a brilliant and very warm narration of the creation of the park. I enjoyed every word and step of it. Thanks!
A part 2 would be fantastic. In fact, this would make such a great series on urban parks-the Lake Path and Jackson Park in Chicago, Golden Gate Park, etc.
I treasure my annual visits to Central Park and NYC, and thank you for this wonderful video. Yes, please; more Central Park and NYC architecture videos!
I'd like to watch part 2 of Central Park. Didn't even want this video to end respectfully. It is very insightful and aesthetically appealing.
Absolutely, Part II, this was fun! I thought you appropriately referenced the neighbourhoods that were displaced to build the park, and elements of the cultural divide that existed before the construction, and persisted after; but this taste only made me want to know more.
Yes more please! Your enthusiasm is so obvious. Now I need to plan a trip back to NYC to explore. At least, once it warms up a bit.
So refreshing to see an actual unique video, AD always comes through. Would love to see a part 2!
Manhattan island is crazy to think about. What once was a lush forest turned into one of the most densely populated urban jungles in the planet
Hello! Thank you ! Yes! Part two please!
YES! Please give us a part 2 and even a part 3 if needed! I was able to visit Manhattan many years ago but unfortunately the 3 other women I traveled with were afraid to wander through Central Park. :( I was deeply disappointed. It is on my bucket list to revisit Manhattan and actually take some time to really see the city! ~Chris
Yess I also want to walk through central park one day!! So sad u didn’t get to see it :(
The most amazing park design I have ever seen or even read about. Definitely, would love a part II.
Yes, please provide a Part 2! This video is fascinating and so well done. I used to live in NYC and took the park for granted. What a treasure!
Definitely yes to a Part 2 to the Central Park video. Speaking as a volunteer guide at The New York Botanical Garden this was a great tour of Central Park!! 😊 Thank you!
Wow. I had no idea Central Park had so much to offer and was compromised of so many things. Truly a one of a kind park! Part 2 please!
I love these programs and hope you will provide more. I find them more interesting than the ones on celebrity homes.
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I was really impressed with your "tour" of Central Park. I've been there a few times, but each time was in February and it was COLD. I had no idea it was so thoughtfully designed.
Yes to a part 2 and more walking tours by Mr. Wyetzner! The High Line would be great.
Yes, I walking tour of the High Line is such a great suggestion!
Central Park was one of the firsts landscape examples we had to learn in class. But, we didn't go as far as to learning about the history behind the building process. This was definitely a really great learning video! Can't wait to actually see it with my own eyes.
Actually, I’d like to see a video about San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, which is, in some ways, very similar to New York’s Central Park (e.g., it’s an entirely created, “artificial” park) and, in some ways, very different-it was far more difficult to turn the desolate, wind-swept location, with its sand dunes, into anything resembling a park. (Frederick Law Olmsted, Central Park’s designer, considered the location so inhospitable that he thought it would be impossible to build a park there.) The civil engineer who _did_ design Golden Gate Park, William Hammond Hall, was only 25 when he designed it and, serendipitously, discovered the secret to conquering the sand dunes.
Please do a part 2! I got to visit Central Park for the first time this summer and I know I only saw a sliver of what the park has to offer. I'd like to live vicariously through another video!
We definitely need a part two :D
Part 2 is much needed!! Love Central Park! So iconic.
Please make a part 2! Beautiful narration of the history of Central Park! Thanks a lot!
yes!!! part 2!!!! AD keep funding this style of content please. congrats to crew for the well produced content.
YES. Please make PART TWO!
Happy y'all put this out, AD. Thanks!
I would love to see part 2!!! thank you for all historically (and not only) valuable information . It was a great tour , especially for us far away!
Yes a part 2 please!! I love all of Michael’s NYC videos
This is fantastic! Would love to see a part 2. An interesting idea would be to have part 2 be a longer walking tour style video.
Bring on part 2!! I would love to learn more about this fascinating place
Beautifully done! Would love a part 2!
Great video; very informative. I was born and raised on the Wirral Peninsula in the northwest of England and was always told that Central Park was modelled on Birkenhead Park. No mention of that in the video - perhaps I have mislead for the past. Or maybe not significant a point to be mentioned in this excellent TH-cam video. Keep safe.
Absolutely make a part two!
NOOOO I WANT MORE PLEASE😭🙏🙏🙏 This is so relaxing and soothing to me, I could watch HOURS of this!
now i wanna go to new york just to experience this city park!
I would love to learn more! That was super neat, thanks guys!!! 🤘🤓
This was incredible. Yes, please-would love a part II on Central Park!
OMG I never knew so much about this park.its awesome.thank you for bringing to us.
Part II- yes, please! 🙋🏽♀️
Excellent history 📚
Thank you 😊
part 2 please! as a native New Yorker I found this fascinating and a wondrous walk through countless memories of my youth
I would love more Central Park or NYC architectural history content for sure! This is so interesting and fun to watch :)
What a beautiful place to visit! I didn't know that Central Park was like that. And, of course, the video explanation was a master class.
This is amazing. We are so fortunate to have this beautiful park at our door steps. Thank you so much for making this video. Can’t wait for part 2.
I love these videos! So elegantly done and informative. Part two would be wonderful.
Oh yes, a Part 2 on Central Park. Please.
Part Two Yes Please. That was a great video! Thank you.
YES! Part 2 would be great! I love these walking tours, as well as the architectural details videos.
Yes, please do a Part 2!! Part 1 was fascinating.
Part II - yes please.
And a free trip to the city to tour this American wonder. 🙏🏼
Yes please to a part two! I've been to Central Park many times and didn't know half of this-and have never been to Belvedere Castle! Wow.
Wow this was fantastic! I learned so much! I would absolutely love a part two❤
Excellent piece and yes I agree I'd absolutely like to see Part 2 as well - Happy New Year!
Great video! Would love to have a part 2 (and 3 if required!)
I’d love to see part 2. I’ve been to the park a few times & loved it. It was so relaxing & it gives a much needed nature boost. Fantastic place for a busy & wonderful city.
Would love to see a part two. These programs are so wonderful and I always learn something new. Thank you so much.
The voice, the music, the story it all fits together so nice
We need a part 2,3,4&5 this was amazing
Part 2, please😊 enjoyed this felt like I was walking along!🎉
Forget part two, let's make a season 1 with 24 episodes
As a NY'er. I would definitely love a part two. I love finding out more about it
I love this.. I just hate the relocation of the freed slaves.
thank you.... i was looking for this comments
I love this series about New York. And this is my favorite of those. BIG upvote for Part 2!
Yes please! Part 2! Wonderful presentation. I’m there every day and I learned so much! Thank you
Yes, please! Such a gem! (you may decide for yourself whether this was a remark about the park or the walk)
It was built where a black community lived Seneca village!
Yeah this was mentioned
@@wolf3755 you just can't help yourself
@@zolisamaine3518it’s not their fault the OP can’t listen.
Excellent presentation. And yes, Part Two will be equally appreciated. 😊