Self-Guided Walking Tour of New York
Start from Statue of Liberty – an American Colossus, New York
Duration 115-120 min
Available offline
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Hello and welcome! My name is Iren, and I will guide you through the narrow streets of New York City's oldest neighborhood. We will discover the history of New York City, which started as a Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam and became a world epicenter of finance and invention. We will see the birthplace of the United States as an independent nation. You'll discover why Wall Street has that name and why beavers made it to the New York City seal. You will see such extraordinary landmarks as Wall Street, Federal Hall, the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Reserve, Trinity Church, Stone Street, Fraunces Tavern, Brooklyn Bridge, and spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty. If you are visiting New York for the first time, this tour is a must!
Statue of Liberty – an American Colossus
Watson House – the Only Survivor from the Bygone Era
Netherland Monument – or How Manhattan was Purchased
Charging Bull – One Giant Christmas Present
Fraunces Tavern – where the Founding Fathers Dined
Stone Street – the First Paved Street in Colonial New Amsterdam
Delmonico's – the First Restaurant in the Nation
Wall Street – a Tiny Street with a Big History
Federal Hall — over 300 Years of American History
New York Stock Exchange — Sycamore, Coffee, and High Finance
Trinity Church — on Wall Street since 17th Century
St Paul's — a Chapel Older than the United States
Federal Reserve – Seven Stories of Gold
Brooklyn Bridge – a New York City Wonder