Wall Street Financial Crisis Tour with Finance Expert
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Overview
Financial Crisis Tour with a Finance Professional: Step into the world of Wall Street and uncover the truth behind the 2008 financial crisis. This walking tour, led by a finance expert, takes you through the heart of New York's Financial District, where billions are at stake and decisions shape the world's economy.
What to Expect: This tour brings to life the events of the 2008-2009 financial crisis with stories and explanations. The tour guide will point out landmarks such as the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Hall, the House of Morgan, and other architectural marvels that define the district. See the Charging Bull, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Federal Hall.
Included: This tour includes a visit to the Financial District and Wall Street. It excludes gratuities, entrance to the New York Stock Exchange, and face masks (available for $1). ExperienceFirst's tour ensures an engaging and informative exploration of Wall Street, offering a unique perspective on the forces that drive global finance.




Highlights
Uncover Wall Street's Secrets: Explore the Financial District with a finance professional.
Learn About the 2008 Crisis: Hear the true stories behind the global financial meltdown.
See Iconic Landmarks: Visit the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Hall, and more.
Expert Guidance: Enjoy a professional and entertaining guide with financial industry experience.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy the Financial Crisis Tour, finding it educational and engaging due to the knowledgeable guide and fascinating subject matter. However, some felt the pace was rushed and the group size was too large.

The guide is very knowledgeable and explains things well.
The tour is a great way to learn about the financial crisis.
People find the tour interesting and informative.
The guide is professional and entertaining.
Some people felt rushed.
The group size can be large.
The Journey
New York Stock Exchange
Although public tours inside the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) have been suspended since 2001, its imposing facade at 11 Wall Street remains an iconic symbol of global finance. Marvel at its architectural grandeur and reflect on the monumental decisions made within its walls that have shaped the world's economic landscape.
Wall Street
Venture beyond the surface of Wall Street and delve into the real-life dramas of financial triumphs and crises. Hear firsthand accounts of the events that shook the world, from the booms to the collapses, and gain a deeper understanding of the human stories behind the headlines. Discover the hidden narratives that resonate within this legendary street.
Charging Bull
Strike a pose with the Charging Bull, Arturo Di Modica's powerful bronze sculpture that embodies the relentless spirit of capitalism and the financial markets. This iconic symbol, located in Bowling Green Park, is a must-see for any visitor to Wall Street, representing optimism and prosperity.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Conclude your tour near the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, a cornerstone of the U.S. financial system. While interior visits require advance planning, admiring its imposing architecture from the outside provides a tangible connection to the institution that influences monetary policy and safeguards the nation's economy. Note that public tours may be available but usually need to be booked well in advance.
Federal Hall
Step back in time at Federal Hall, the site where George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States in 1789. This iconic landmark, now a museum, stands as a testament to the birth of American democracy. Explore exhibits that chronicle the nation's early history and pay homage to the ideals upon which it was founded. You can visit the location of the first congress, supreme court and executive branch offices.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes a visit to the Financial District and Wall Street, where the guide brings the 2008-2009 Financial Crisis to life with stories and explanations. A professional and entertaining guide with financial industry experience leads the tour. This tour excludes gratuities and entrance to the New York Stock Exchange (closed to visitors since 2001). Face masks are available for a $1 fee.
Hot Tip
Some people recommend arriving early to the meeting point to secure a good spot in the group and better hear the guide.