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5 (1966)

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NYC Tour: Statue of Liberty, 9/11 Memorial & Wall Street

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Overview

Quotes Logo NYC City Tour: Statue of Liberty, 9/11 Memorial, Wall Street lets visitors discover the heart of Manhattan. A local guide shows the biggest sights, from Wall Street's tall buildings to the 9/11 Memorial.

The tour starts in the Financial District. Learn about the history of money, power, and politics in New York City. Walk by famous places like Federal Hall and Trinity Church. Then, go to the 9/11 Memorial. See the country's largest man-made waterfalls and remember the impact of that day. Walk part of the Canyon of Heroes and see other landmarks. Catch a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty from the bay. Take a ferry to Liberty Island to see the statue up close. Visit the Statue of Liberty Museum and Ellis Island. Return when ready.

This experience includes a photo stop at the Charging Bull, a tour of the 9/11 Memorial, and a round-trip ferry ticket to Liberty and Ellis Islands. A local guide who knows Lower Manhattan leads the way. See Financial District landmarks like Federal Hall, the New York Stock Exchange, and Trinity Church. Visit Battery Park and see Castle Clinton National Monument. Not included are admission to the 9/11 Museum, gratuities, and access to the Crown and Pedestal. Quotes Logo

Highlights

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See the Financial District: Explore Wall Street and see famous landmarks like the New York Stock Exchange.

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Visit the 9/11 Memorial: Reflect at the memorial and learn about its impact.

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Ferry to Statue of Liberty: Get up close to the Statue of Liberty on a round-trip ferry.

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Expert Local Guide: An entertaining guide who knows Lower Manhattan well.

Sentiment Analysis

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Customers generally love this tour for its comprehensive overview of Lower Manhattan's key sights and the emotional impact of the 9/11 Memorial. The freedom to explore Liberty and Ellis Islands at one's own pace is a plus, though some desire a longer guided experience. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Visitors appreciate the knowledgeable and engaging tour guides who provide historical context.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many enjoy the combination of seeing important landmarks and having free time on Liberty and Ellis Islands.

    Positive Highlight Icon The 9/11 Memorial visit is often described as a moving and respectful experience.

    Positive Highlight Icon The ease of the ferry transportation to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island is a highlight for many.

  • Negative Highlight Icon Some reviewers felt that the guided portion could be longer.

    Negative Highlight Icon A few mentioned that the crowds at the Statue of Liberty can be overwhelming.

The Journey

1

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

Stand before the iconic facade of the New York Stock Exchange, the world's largest stock exchange, and delve into its pivotal role in shaping global finance. Discover the institution's storied past and its profound impact on the economic landscape. Feel the energy of Wall Street as you learn about the intricate workings of this financial powerhouse.

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Federal Hall

Visit Federal Hall, the site where George Washington was sworn in as the first President of the United States. Though the original building is gone, the current Greek Revival masterpiece, built in 1842, stands as a testament to American history and architectural prowess. Explore its halls, once home to a customs house, and feel the weight of the nation's founding.

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Wall Street Banking Institutions

Marvel at the grand architecture of Wall Street's banking institutions, inspired by Italian piazzas, and uncover the surprising stories of New York's powerful banking dynasties. Witness the opulence and influence of these financial giants, and learn how they have shaped the city's economic landscape.

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Trinity Church & Graveyard

Gaze up at the towering steeple of Trinity Church, a symbol of resilience amidst the bustling Financial District. Explore the historic churchyard, the final resting place of Alexander Hamilton and other notable figures. Discover the rich history and tranquility of this sacred space amidst the urban landscape.

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New York City's Financial History

Delve into the captivating story of New York City's transformation from a Dutch trading colony to the financial capital of the world. Discover the key events, influential figures, and economic forces that shaped the city's destiny, and understand its enduring impact on global commerce.

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Castle Clinton National Monument

Discover Castle Clinton National Monument, originally built to protect New York Harbor. Enjoy panoramic views of the Statue of Liberty across the bay. Learn about the fort's transformation through time as it served diverse roles from a theater to an aquarium before becoming the historical monument it is today.

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Charging Bull Statue

Witness the iconic Charging Bull statue, a symbol of American commerce and Wall Street's unyielding spirit. Capture a memorable photo with this powerful bronze sculpture, a reminder of financial optimism and the drive for success.

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U.S. Custom House

Admire the Beaux-Arts landmark, the U.S. Custom House, constructed in the early 20th century to collect duties. Delve into its history and significance, appreciating its architectural grandeur and its role in facilitating American trade.

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9/11 Memorial & Museum

Pause for a moment of reflection at the 9/11 Memorial, built on the site of the former World Trade Center. Discover the profound impact of this day on the city and the world as you contemplate the country's largest man-made waterfalls, a tribute to the lives lost and a symbol of resilience.

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Battery Park & Canyon of Heroes

Tour the Canyon of Heroes in Battery Park, where ticker-tape parades have celebrated historical achievements and national heroes. Learn about the history of these iconic celebrations and the significance of Battery Park as a gateway to New York City and a hub of civic pride.

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Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island

Take the ferry to Liberty Island for a self-guided tour of the Statue of Liberty, an enduring symbol of freedom and democracy. Explore the Statue of Liberty Museum, and consider continuing on to Ellis Island to delve into the poignant stories of immigration that shaped the American nation. Your roundtrip ferry ticket is included, providing a seamless and unforgettable experience.

Know Before You Go

This tour includes a photo op at the Charging Bull and a guided tour of the 9/11 Memorial. It also provides a round-trip ferry ticket to Liberty Island, where the Statue of Liberty is located, and Ellis Island. The tour also covers the Canyon of Heroes at Battery Park and visits Financial District landmarks like Federal Hall, the New York Stock Exchange, and Trinity Church, as well as Battery Park with a view of Castle Clinton National Monument. Not included are admission to the 9/11 Museum, gratuities, and access to the Crown and Pedestal of the Statue of Liberty.

Hot Tip

Reviewers suggest arriving early for the ferry to Liberty Island to avoid long lines. Also, plan for extra time to fully explore the Statue of Liberty Museum and Ellis Island.

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