Private 9/11 Memorial and Downtown Tour with Pedestal Access to the Statue of Liberty
New York, New York
Trip Type: Private Sightseeing Tours
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Downtown Manhattan is home to some of the most historic buildings in America. Explore more than 400 years of New York history in just a few hours. Walk in the footsteps of Manhattan’s most famous residents and learn how NYC has changed over the centuries. You end the tour by fast-forwarding to the 21st Century by visiting the 9/11 Memorial where you will see an everlasting tribute to the victims you’ll never forget. End your day by going to Lady Liberty herself with exclusive pedestal access tickets, this tour is highly recommended for the history lover in all of us.
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Downtown Manhattan is home to some of the most historic buildings in America. Explore more than 400 years of New York history in just a few hours. Walk in the footsteps of Manhattan’s most famous residents and learn how NYC has changed over the centuries. You end the tour by fast-forwarding to the 21st Century by visiting the 9/11 Memorial where you will see an everlasting tribute to the victims you’ll never forget. End your day by going to Lady Liberty herself with exclusive pedestal access tickets, this tour is highly recommended for the history lover in all of us.Your tour starts at the Alexander Hamilton Custom House, the former site of Fort Amsterdam, where Manhattan really began. Learn about how New Amsterdam became New York and see other sites in the area including Bowling Green Park and the famous Charging Bull of Wall Street. We then work our way over to the Fraunces Tavern, New York's oldest building and up Stone Street where you feel like you've stepped back in time to old New Amsterdam. See Delmonico's, one of New York's oldest and most famous eateries.
Then, walk towards Wall Street. See the Manhattan Trust Bank and the House of Morgan, where America's first millionaire conducted business. Learn how Wall Street got its name and see the famous New York Stock Exchange where fortunes have been made and lost. Visit Federal Hall, the site of the United State's first capitol building where George Washington was inaugurated in 1789. Trinity Church is our next stop, one of the best examples of Gothic Revival Architecture in Manhattan. Visit the grave of Alexander Hamilton and other famous Americans. Your last stop is the 9/11 Memorial. See the magnificent reflecting pools and pay your respects to those who lost their lives. Learn about the new buildings in the World Trade Center Complex and see the Survivor Tree.
At the conclusion of the tour, your guide walks you down to Battery Park where you receive skip-the-line privileges before boarding the ferry to Liberty Island. Once on the island, enjoy a self-guided tour of the museum and pedestal. Admission to Ellis Island is also included with your ticket.
Then, walk towards Wall Street. See the Manhattan Trust Bank and the House of Morgan, where America's first millionaire conducted business. Learn how Wall Street got its name and see the famous New York Stock Exchange where fortunes have been made and lost. Visit Federal Hall, the site of the United State's first capitol building where George Washington was inaugurated in 1789. Trinity Church is our next stop, one of the best examples of Gothic Revival Architecture in Manhattan. Visit the grave of Alexander Hamilton and other famous Americans. Your last stop is the 9/11 Memorial. See the magnificent reflecting pools and pay your respects to those who lost their lives. Learn about the new buildings in the World Trade Center Complex and see the Survivor Tree.
At the conclusion of the tour, your guide walks you down to Battery Park where you receive skip-the-line privileges before boarding the ferry to Liberty Island. Once on the island, enjoy a self-guided tour of the museum and pedestal. Admission to Ellis Island is also included with your ticket.
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