“The Central Park Reservoir is no longer a part of the city’s drinking water supply system,” said Timbers.

On the way there at the entrance to the park on 92nd and Fifth you can walk up the stairs to the Reservoir and take a picture of El Dorado’s towers and that gorgeous Central Park West skyline.

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir Also known as the Central Park Reservoir, this stretches from 86th to 96th streets, spanning 106 acres and holding over 1 billion gallons of water.

Central Park, and particularly the 1.57-mile path around the Reservoir, where she often strolled or jogged half-hidden behind dark glasses, was an important part of Onassis' life.