NYC has so many baby hangouts, hot tot spots, terrific tween events, and teen entertainment. But what if you want to go somewhere as a whole family? After all, your teen won't get anything from a mommy-and-me sesh, while your toddler might be bored by a "look, don't touch" museum. That's where NYC's incredible all-ages activities come into play. Go on a family adventure through NYC thanks to these incredible spots that have things to do with kids of all ages and cater to every member of the family.

Our picks include everything from romping in Central Park to fun seasonal activities like hitting NYC's outdoor ice rinks or climbing aboard the wild rides at Luna Park.

You've probably seen the Hallett Nature Sanctuary in Central Park without even realizing it. The 4-acre green space is located across from the Pond in the southeastern corner of the park, and serves as a scenic, lush backdrop for the body of water. What most visitors don't realize is that this space has been open to the public for nearly a decade. The Hallett Nature Sanctuary is one of the most beautiful hidden gems in Central Park, and it's a perfect NYC space to explore with kids for a moment of peace that transports you out of the city.

Wandering through the 14th Street and Eighth Avenue train station in Manhattan, you can't help but spot the whimsical bronze statues scattered throughout the underground station. These charming little round-headed creatures are the creations of artist Tom Otterness, and they never fail to delight families who stumble upon them during their commute. Many New Yorkers are already aware of the existence of these sculptures, but what you might not know is the NYC subway isn't the only place where you can find Tom Otterness sculptures in the city.

So, whether you love Otterness' work or are just on the hunt to uncover a fun hidden gem in NYC, here's where else you can find Otterness' art with kids in tow.