We start by walking north on Broadway to see the New York City Hall, the “Tweed” Courthouse, as well as the statues of Nathan Hale and Civic Fame. We'll be also granted a magnificent view of the Woolworth Building.

Our walk continues south on Nassau Street to see the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Building as we emerge onto Wall Street - home of the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall - the place where George Washington was sworn in as the nation’s first president. Passing by the House of Morgan building, we arrive at the famous 3-ton bronze sculpture of Charging Bull housed in Bowling Green Park - the oldest public park in NYC.

Just up the block on Broadway, we'll stop at Trinity Church to see Queen Elizabeth Plaque, St. Paul’s 9/11 Sycamore Tree, and the final resting place of Alexander and Eliza Hamilton. 

Continuing our stroll going north on Broadway, we pass by Zuccotti Park, tree-shaded park housing numerous sculptures, such as 70-foot tall Joie de Vivre by Mark di Suvero, Double Check by John Seward Johnson II, and Rose III by Iza Genzken.

Right across the street is Isamu Noguchi’s iconic Red Cube sculpture - placed right in front of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co building - the oldest and one of the largest private banks in the United States.

We arrive at our next stop - St. Paul’s Chapel for a 15-minute inside tour. We exit at the rear on either Church Street or Broadway as we briefly go underground - marveling at the magnificent Oculus - state-of-the-art WTC transportation hub. We proceed to visit the 9/11 Memorial.

We continue our journey on Vesey Street to Manhattan's waterfront as we arrive at the World Financial Center pier at Brookfield Place in Battery Park City, where we take a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience memorable views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, along with the magnificent views of Manhattan skyline.

We'll end our tour in Midtown Manhattan at Pier 72 (34th Street) in the shadows of the newest and the trendiest NYC neighborhood - Hudson Yards. From there, you'll have easy access to the High Line Park, and you'll also be within walking distance to the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum!

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Operational Dates: 7 days a week
• Blackout Days: 4th of July, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day & New Year's Eve