Stone Street Historic District Tours and Tickets

Explore the architecture of New York City's world-famous financial district on this fascinating 1.5-hour walking tour. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, discover some of the financial district's most popular downtown buildings as well as some lesser-known and harder to find spots. See everything from Battery Park, the New York Stock Exchange and Wall Street to 28 Liberty Place, the Helmsley Building, Zucotti Park and much more. Also, witness the site of an architectural dig from the 1970s plus both the old and new Staten Island ferry terminals.

Spend four hours exploring the city streets on foot as you make your way through eclectic Chinatown and historic downtown with your expert guide. Learn about the culture, traditions and landmarks of one of New York City's most popular neighborhoods and sample some delicacies from local shops along the way. Then wind your way through historic Downtown, where you'll see Stone Street, the oldest neighborhood in Manhattan and pay a visit to St Paul's Chapel. This is the perfect way for first-time travelers to explore neighborhoods in Lower Manhattan and make the most of their time in the city.

Explore the bustling, vibrant capital of world finance with a 1.5-hour walking tour of Wall Street, and learn its history of soaring fortunes, dramatic crashes and intrigues. Follow your guide through the heart of Manhattan, and enjoy live narration on a personal audio device. Hear about the dynamic characters that shaped the American economy, pause for a selfie with the Wall Street bull and bear, and see the the lofty architecture that defines this compact neighborhood. Finish your tour at the 9/11 Memorial, a moving museum at the Ground Zero site.

Explore downtown Manhattan and the heart of New York City on this historic, guided, 2-hour tour. See where Manhattan began, at Fort Amsterdam. Visit Bowling Green Park and the famous Charging Bull. See where George Washington bid farewell to his troops at the Fraunces Tavern, New York's oldest building. Finally, walk through the space of the former World Trade Center, where the tragic events of 9/11 took place. Then take a ferry ride to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, featuring pedestal access tickets.