Statue of Liberty Tour with Ellis Island and Immigration Museum in New York City
by Amigo Tours USA
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The Statue of Liberty stands as a historic symbol on Liberty Island in New York City. This four-hour bus and ferry tour includes access to both Liberty Island and Ellis Island, where the Immigration Museum is located. The visit begins near One Battery Park Plaza, offering a panoramic view of Liberty Island before guests walk to the ferry departure point. The ferry transports visitors to Liberty Island, where a guide provides an overview of the route. On Liberty Island, guests can approach the Statue of Liberty, learning about its history since 1886 through an audio guide that allows self-paced exploration. Afterward, the group moves through the Statue of Liberty Museum, featuring multimedia displays and original artifacts like the statue’s first torch. Next, the tour proceeds to Ellis Island to visit the National Museum of Immigration. Here, visitors spend about an hour viewing exhibits that document the experiences of millions of immigrants arriving in America between 1892 and 1924. The tour includes ferry tickets, entrance to both museums, and options for live or audio-guided commentary in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Food, drinks, headphones, hotel transfers, and access to the statue’s pedestal or crown are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Meeting Point near One Battery Park Plaza
The tour begins at a meeting point close to One Battery Park Plaza, opened in 1971. This location offers a panoramic view of Liberty Island, the main destination of the tour.
Walk to Ferry Departure
From One Battery Park, participants walk to the nearby ferry departure area to board the boat to Liberty Island.
Liberty Island
The group boards the ferry to Liberty Island. During the ferry ride, the guide provides a brief explanation of the route and points of interest.
Statue of Liberty
Visitors spend about two hours on Liberty Island near the Statue of Liberty. The statue has stood since 1886 and serves as a symbol of welcome. Guests receive an audio guide to explore the area independently and learn about the statue’s history.
120 min
Statue of Liberty Museum
After visiting the statue, the guide leads the group through the Statue of Liberty Museum, which contains multimedia exhibits and historical artifacts, including the statue’s original torch.
10 min
Ellis Island Immigration Museum
On Ellis Island, visitors spend around one hour at the National Museum of Immigration. The museum presents the stories of millions of immigrants who entered the United States here between 1892 and 1924.
60 min
Meeting point
Look for ‘The View at The Battery’ restaurant where you will find the Statue Cruises security checkpoint where you must show your tickets. Tickets will be sent from Amigo Tours before the day of the activity.
End point
If you don't want to spend the extra time at Ellis Island yo can go back with the guide to the original meeting point
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Statue of Liberty Tour with Ellis Island and Immigration Museum in New York City
by Amigo Tours USA
Choose from 4 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
The Statue of Liberty stands as a historic symbol on Liberty Island in New York City. This four-hour bus and ferry tour includes access to both Liberty Island and Ellis Island, where the Immigration Museum is located. The visit begins near One Battery Park Plaza, offering a panoramic view of Liberty Island before guests walk to the ferry departure point. The ferry transports visitors to Liberty Island, where a guide provides an overview of the route. On Liberty Island, guests can approach the Statue of Liberty, learning about its history since 1886 through an audio guide that allows self-paced exploration. Afterward, the group moves through the Statue of Liberty Museum, featuring multimedia displays and original artifacts like the statue’s first torch. Next, the tour proceeds to Ellis Island to visit the National Museum of Immigration. Here, visitors spend about an hour viewing exhibits that document the experiences of millions of immigrants arriving in America between 1892 and 1924. The tour includes ferry tickets, entrance to both museums, and options for live or audio-guided commentary in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Food, drinks, headphones, hotel transfers, and access to the statue’s pedestal or crown are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Meeting Point near One Battery Park Plaza
The tour begins at a meeting point close to One Battery Park Plaza, opened in 1971. This location offers a panoramic view of Liberty Island, the main destination of the tour.
Walk to Ferry Departure
From One Battery Park, participants walk to the nearby ferry departure area to board the boat to Liberty Island.
Liberty Island
The group boards the ferry to Liberty Island. During the ferry ride, the guide provides a brief explanation of the route and points of interest.
Statue of Liberty
Visitors spend about two hours on Liberty Island near the Statue of Liberty. The statue has stood since 1886 and serves as a symbol of welcome. Guests receive an audio guide to explore the area independently and learn about the statue’s history.
120 min
Statue of Liberty Museum
After visiting the statue, the guide leads the group through the Statue of Liberty Museum, which contains multimedia exhibits and historical artifacts, including the statue’s original torch.
10 min
Ellis Island Immigration Museum
On Ellis Island, visitors spend around one hour at the National Museum of Immigration. The museum presents the stories of millions of immigrants who entered the United States here between 1892 and 1924.
60 min
Meeting point
Look for ‘The View at The Battery’ restaurant where you will find the Statue Cruises security checkpoint where you must show your tickets. Tickets will be sent from Amigo Tours before the day of the activity.
End point
If you don't want to spend the extra time at Ellis Island yo can go back with the guide to the original meeting point
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.