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Learn about the first New York City neighborhood: South Street Seaport, Wall Street and World Trade Center through tons of anecdotes from the Native tribe of the Lenape up to now...

Highlights

• Friendly NYC licensed tour guide
• French or English tours
• The history of NYC's beginning
• Tons of anecdotes

Description

Journey through New York’s history, from the days of the Lenape tribe to today’s bustling Financial District. Cross the southern tip of Manhattan, moving from east to west, uncovering stories that shaped the city. Begin at the city’s oldest print shop, then discover a hidden park tucked away from the busy streets. Walk along New York’s very first paved street and see the foundations of a Dutch tavern. Visit the oldest tavern still in operation, learn about the New York Stock Exchange, and the Federal Hall, where George Washington took the oath of office. Explore Wall Street and Trinity Church, and see the Charging Bull and the Fearless Girl statues. Continue to the National Museum of the American Indian and New York State’s very first park. End your tour at the World Trade Center site, with many more surprises along the way.

Includes

Wall Street: The birth place of New York City Trinity church, its cemetery and Hamilton's tomb The wall of Wall Street and its story The Federal Hall and the Washington's statue The Stock Exchange old and new The famous Fraunces Tavern Stone street, the first street of New York City The Charging Bull and The Fearless Girl controversial statues The oldest standing in NYC The oldest tavern in NYC Foundations of Dutch tavern Elevated park with unbeatable views of Brooklyn Most original bagel shop in town First NYC's park

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