Meet your guide in the heart of New York’s Financial District beside the famous Charging Bull statue, one of the city’s most photographed landmarks and a global symbol of Wall Street and financial optimism.

See the exterior of the National Museum of the American Indian, housed inside the beautiful Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House. Learn about Native American history and admire one of the most impressive Beaux-Arts buildings in Lower Manhattan.

Pass by the historic Fraunces Tavern, one of the oldest surviving buildings in Manhattan and an important landmark of the American Revolution. Learn about George Washington’s farewell to his officers and the role this site played in early American history.

See the exterior of the world-famous New York Stock Exchange and learn how this historic building became one of the most influential financial centers in the world.

Walk along the legendary Wall Street while learning how Lower Manhattan became the financial capital of the United States. Discover stories about banking, capitalism, market crashes, and the institutions that shaped the global economy.

Visit the site where George Washington took the oath of office as the first President of the United States. Learn about the origins of American government and the importance of Lower Manhattan during the early years of the country.

Explore one of New York City’s oldest and most historic churches, surrounded by modern skyscrapers in the center of the Financial District. Hear stories about Alexander Hamilton and colonial New York.

Stop at the outdoor 9/11 Memorial Pools to reflect on the events of September 11 and learn about how Lower Manhattan was rebuilt after the attacks. This tour does not include entry to the 9/11 Museum.

Stop at the Oculus, the striking World Trade Center Transportation Hub designed by Santiago Calatrava. Travelers will see its dramatic white steel architecture, learn about its symbolism as part of the rebuilt World Trade Center area, and have time for photos inside or around this modern landmark.