NYC: Remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam Guided Walking Tour
Financial District, Manhattan, New York
Explore where New York began and see what is left of Dutch New Amsterdam in today’s lower Manhattan. Walk through the streets of Manhattan with your guide and uncover the city's hidden Dutch relics.
Lower Manhattan Dutch History Walking Tour
This small group walking tour explores New York City's original Dutch sites in Lower Manhattan, ideal for history enthusiasts and urban explorers.
Highlights
- Walk along Lower Manhattan’s original coastline
- See the remains of Manhattan’s first City Hall
- Discover the original Dutch fort, windmill, and battery
- Trace Manhattan streets from 1667 using the city’s first map
- Learn how Bowling Green got its name and its historical significance
Description
Using New York City’s first map from 1667, this tour guides you through historic sites south of Wall Street, revealing Dutch relics and founding stories. Stand on locations where pivotal events happened and physically connect with the city’s origins.
Experience the foundations of the first City Hall, which once functioned as a tavern, encounter the oyster pasty cannon, and examine the original battery wall. The tour is led by an expert from the Untapped New York team.
Includes
- Guided walking tour with a local New Yorker
- Headsets for clear audio even in groups or at a distance
Excludes
- Gratuities
Important Information
- This tour operates rain or shine
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Bring comfortable walking shoes and dress for weather conditions. The best time to visit is during the morning for cooler temperatures and smaller crowds.
