New York City: History of Lower Manhattan Walking Tour

New York City: History of Lower Manhattan Walking Tour

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Explore iconic monuments in American history such as the Brooklyn Bridge, Federal Hall, and the World Trade Center Memorial. Finish with a slice of New York style pizza for a truly authentic New York City experience.

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Highlights

Explore iconic monuments in American history such as the Brooklyn Bridge, Wall Street, Statue of Liberty and the World Trade Center Memorial
Uncover the secrets behind every corner of Lower Manhattan
Finish the tour with a free slice of New York style pizza

Description

As one of New York City’s oldest neighborhoods, Lower Manhattan is a fascinating area boasting a rich history and a litany of hidden secrets and stories. Explore the fascinating history and iconic landmarks of the area with a guided tour. Start the tour in City Hall Park, where the famous Brooklyn Bridge meets Manhattan. Walk towards South Street Seaport, where New York City was born out of a Dutch colony. Here, see some of the oldest architecture in the city. Spend some time on Wall Street, exploring the history that has taken place at Federal Hall, the New York Stock Exchange, and Trinity Church. Make your way south to see the Charging Bull, an iconic monument of capitalism, and a view of the Statue of Liberty. The final stop is at One World Trade Center, where you can take some time for private reflection and fully appreciate the 9/11 Memorial. Finally, the tour concludes at a true New York pizzeria, where you can enjoy a New York slice, while also learning how New York style pizza became world-famous.