Belvedere Castle in Central Park features a distinctive turret and curved walls.
A summer view across a lawn and up at Belvedere Castle in New York City's Central Park. The castle has a tall turret on its far left corner. A square section of two stories is in front and to the right of the turret. This section has a small pavilion roof on its right corner. A one story section is below and to the right of the square section. It has three large arched niches in its front wall. A strong shadow from the bright daytime sun, is cast on the base to the right of this section. The right section of the castle is a curved wall that leads to a covered terrace on the right end. The cover has a wide-striped roof of dull red and gray shingles. The roof is supported with decorative victorian columns. The castle is built on a large rock embankment. In the foreground are green leafy bushes across the width of the image, with the rock embankment showing beneath the castle. The castle is light gray, tan, and dark gray bricks. The sky across the top of the frame is cloudless and pure blue.