New York City How Money Was Made Wall Street Walking Tour New York Stock Exchange Bowling Green Battery Park
by Inside Out Tours LLC
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This two-hour walking tour explores how money was made and the financial history of Wall Street in New York City. The tour begins outside the Alexander Hamilton Custom House, a Beaux-Arts building that houses three floors of art and artifacts related to trade, commerce, and Native American history. Next, the group visits Bowling Green, the city’s oldest park, once called “the Plain” by the Dutch, who used it as a parade ground, meeting place, and cattle market. The tour continues to Battery Park, which has served as a recreational area, defense site, and immigration center for over two centuries. Visitors then see the Charging Bull statue, a symbol of Wall Street’s financial strength. The route includes an exterior visit to Fraunces Tavern Museum, historically used as George Washington’s headquarters, a site for peace talks with the British, and early federal offices. The walk proceeds along Wall Street, where the guide points out the New York Stock Exchange building, Federal Hall, Trinity Church, and the JP Morgan Building from outside. The tour finishes with stops at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, known for its secure underground vaults holding the largest reserve of foreign gold bullion, and Trinity Church, the oldest congregation in New York City and the burial place of Alexander Hamilton, a key figure in the development of the American financial system. A licensed guide leads the entire route. Entry inside the New York Stock Exchange is not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
National Museum of the American Indian
This stop is an exterior visit to the Alexander Hamilton Custom House, built in 1907 in the Beaux-Arts style. The building has three floors of art and artifacts related to New York City's trade and commerce history and includes exhibits dedicated to Native Americans.
10 min
Bowling Green
Bowling Green is the oldest park in New York City. Originally called “the Plain” by the Dutch, it was used as a parade ground, a meeting place, and a cattle market.
20 min
Battery Park
Battery Park has played important roles in New York City for over 200 years, serving as a site for recreation, defense, and immigration.
15 min
Charging Bull
The Charging Bull statue represents the strength, resilience, and continuing power of Wall Street.
10 min
Fraunces Tavern Museum
An exterior visit to Fraunces Tavern, which served at times as George Washington’s headquarters, a venue for peace talks with the British, and housed federal offices in the Early Republic era.
15 min
Wall Street
This exterior visit covers several landmarks including the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Hall, Trinity Church, and the JP Morgan Building.
35 min
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
An exterior view of the Federal Reserve Bank, which holds the largest reserve of foreign-held gold bullion in its highly secured underground vaults.
10 min
Trinity Church NYC
Trinity Church is New York City’s oldest congregation and the burial place of Alexander Hamilton, a key figure in the creation of the American financial system.
Meeting point
In front of the Museum of the American Indian (1 Bowling Green, New York, NY 10004) The guide will be holding up a Red, Inside Out Tours Flag.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
New York City How Money Was Made Wall Street Walking Tour New York Stock Exchange Bowling Green Battery Park
by Inside Out Tours LLC
Choose from 3 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$98Overview
This two-hour walking tour explores how money was made and the financial history of Wall Street in New York City. The tour begins outside the Alexander Hamilton Custom House, a Beaux-Arts building that houses three floors of art and artifacts related to trade, commerce, and Native American history. Next, the group visits Bowling Green, the city’s oldest park, once called “the Plain” by the Dutch, who used it as a parade ground, meeting place, and cattle market. The tour continues to Battery Park, which has served as a recreational area, defense site, and immigration center for over two centuries. Visitors then see the Charging Bull statue, a symbol of Wall Street’s financial strength. The route includes an exterior visit to Fraunces Tavern Museum, historically used as George Washington’s headquarters, a site for peace talks with the British, and early federal offices. The walk proceeds along Wall Street, where the guide points out the New York Stock Exchange building, Federal Hall, Trinity Church, and the JP Morgan Building from outside. The tour finishes with stops at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, known for its secure underground vaults holding the largest reserve of foreign gold bullion, and Trinity Church, the oldest congregation in New York City and the burial place of Alexander Hamilton, a key figure in the development of the American financial system. A licensed guide leads the entire route. Entry inside the New York Stock Exchange is not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
National Museum of the American Indian
This stop is an exterior visit to the Alexander Hamilton Custom House, built in 1907 in the Beaux-Arts style. The building has three floors of art and artifacts related to New York City's trade and commerce history and includes exhibits dedicated to Native Americans.
10 min
Bowling Green
Bowling Green is the oldest park in New York City. Originally called “the Plain” by the Dutch, it was used as a parade ground, a meeting place, and a cattle market.
20 min
Battery Park
Battery Park has played important roles in New York City for over 200 years, serving as a site for recreation, defense, and immigration.
15 min
Charging Bull
The Charging Bull statue represents the strength, resilience, and continuing power of Wall Street.
10 min
Fraunces Tavern Museum
An exterior visit to Fraunces Tavern, which served at times as George Washington’s headquarters, a venue for peace talks with the British, and housed federal offices in the Early Republic era.
15 min
Wall Street
This exterior visit covers several landmarks including the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Hall, Trinity Church, and the JP Morgan Building.
35 min
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
An exterior view of the Federal Reserve Bank, which holds the largest reserve of foreign-held gold bullion in its highly secured underground vaults.
10 min
Trinity Church NYC
Trinity Church is New York City’s oldest congregation and the burial place of Alexander Hamilton, a key figure in the creation of the American financial system.
Meeting point
In front of the Museum of the American Indian (1 Bowling Green, New York, NY 10004) The guide will be holding up a Red, Inside Out Tours Flag.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.