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Private Lower Manhattan Walking Tour

Uncover the stories of Wall Street, Ground Zero, and more

  • When 9 AM daily
  • Duration 2 hours
  • Meeting Point 22 Broad Street
  • Group Size 1-8 people
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From $73 From €62 From £54 From C$100 From A$102
  • Local experts

    Personal stories and insider travel tips
  • Top-rated

    Thousands of reviews averaging 4.9 stars
  • Worry-free booking

    Flexible scheduling and refunds

From $73

From €62

From £54

From C$100

From A$102

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From $73 From €62 From £54 From C$100 From A$102
  • Local experts

    Personal stories and insider travel tips
  • Top-rated

    Thousands of reviews averaging 4.9 stars
  • Worry-free booking

    Flexible scheduling and refunds

Highlights

  • Visit American landmarks like Federal Hall, where George Washington became president.
  • Walk the Financial District to see the New York Stock Exchange, the Charging Bull, and a famous tree.
  • Hear dramatic stories from American history, such as the Hamilton-Burr duel or the “race for the sky.”
  • Reflect on the heroism and tragedy of September 11th at the 9/11 Memorial.
  • Tour the Canyon of Heroes at Battery Park, birthplace of the “ticker-tape parade.”
  • Enjoy views of the Statue of Liberty as seen from across the bay.

What you'll do

Begin your private Lower Manhattan walking tour in the Financial District, the city’s historic and financial core. With your guide leading the way, stroll down Wall Street and see iconic sites like the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve while discovering the stories behind the city’s rise as a ...

Begin your private Lower Manhattan walking tour in the Financial District, the city’s historic and financial core. With your guide leading the way, stroll down Wall Street and see iconic sites like the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve while discovering the stories behind the city’s rise as a global financial powerhouse.

At the 9/11 Memorial, take a moment to reflect at the deep fountains marking the footprints of the Twin Towers. Hear moving accounts of first responders and admire the striking architecture of Freedom Tower and the Oculus, rising from the site’s tragic history.

The tour concludes at The Battery (or Battery Park as locals still call it), a quiet spot rich with history. Learn about the ticker-tape parades along the nearby Canyon of Heroes and enjoy sweeping views of the water with the Statue of Liberty in the distance as your guide shares about this enduring symbol of New York and America.

Want to see the Statue of Liberty up close? Just add on a ticket to Liberty Island when you book this tour. Most of our travelers choose this option — visiting the statue is a must if you’ve never been!

Itinerary

  • New York Stock Exchange

    The largest stock exchange in the world

  • Federal Hall

    Where George Washington was inaugurated

  • House of Morgan

    NYC headquarters for a banking empire and architectural marvel inspired by Italian piazzas

  • Trinity Church

    Where Alexander Hamilton, a main architect of our financial system, lies buried

  • 9/11 Memorial

    A place to reflect, featuring the largest man-made waterfalls in the country

  • Canyon of Heroes

    Birthplace of the “ticker-tape parade” at scenic Battery Park

  • Charging Bull

    A symbol of American commerce, often called the Wall Street Bull

  • Alexander Hamilton Custom House

    A Beaux-Arts landmark built in the early 20th century to collect duties

  • Battery Park

    Featuring the Castle Clinton National Monument and stunning views of the Statue of Liberty

  • Upgrade: Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island

    An optional upgrade for a self-guided visit of both Liberty and Ellis islands, including the Statue of Liberty Museum and National Immigration Museum

Meeting point

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Meeting Point

22 Broad Street, New York, NY, USA

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We meet outside the front entrance of 22 Broad Street. Do not go inside as we are not affiliated with the building.

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