Les meilleurs événements de la ville La ville de New York. New York : l'histoire d'Alexander Hamilton dans le Lower Manhattan commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Stroll the streets of New York’s oldest neighborhood as you retrace the steps of one of our greatest locals and founding father, Mr

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Trinity Church

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

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Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

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Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

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Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

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New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

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Stone Street Historic District

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

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Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

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Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

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Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

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Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

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New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

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Stone Street Historic District

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

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Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

22

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

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Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

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Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

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New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

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Stone Street Historic District

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

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Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

32

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

33

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

34

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

37

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

38

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

39

Stone Street Historic District

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

40

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

42

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

43

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

44

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

47

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

48

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

49

Stone Street Historic District

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

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Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

52

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

53

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

54

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

57

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

58

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

59

Stone Street Historic District

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

60

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

61

Trinity Church

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

62

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

63

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

64

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

67

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

68

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

69

Stone Street Historic District

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

70

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Église de la Trinité

Passez par la plus ancienne église de New York et découvrez son magnifique extérieur et découvrez l'histoire de l'église des années 1690 à nos jours.

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Cimetière et mausolée de l'église de la Trinité

Explorez le cimetière où les dirigeants de la ville, les entrepreneurs et Alexander Hamilton lui-même sont enterrés. Découvrez le monument de Hamilton et découvrez sa tombe familiale.

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Parc Zuccotti

Vous "occuperez Wall Street" dans ce célèbre espace public privé qui a accueilli le mouvement de protestation pendant plusieurs mois à l'automne 2011.

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Banque de réserve fédérale de New York

Juste en face de "la pièce où c'est arrivé" (alias l'adresse précédente de Thomas Jefferson) se trouve l'une des 12 banques de la Réserve fédérale. Découvrez comment le père fondateur Alexander Hamilton a conçu un plan pour amener les services bancaires aux États-Unis d'Amérique nouvellement formés et découvrez l'extérieur impressionnant de la banque la plus riche du monde.

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Salle fédérale

George Washington a été inauguré ici ! Découvrez comment les pères fondateurs se sont entendus en écrivant la Déclaration des droits et admirez le magnifique monument national en forme de dôme qui a ensuite servi de bureau de douane et de partie du département du Trésor au XIXe siècle

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Wall Street

Les Néerlandais ont construit un mur dans le cadre de leur colonie de 1624. Wall Street d'aujourd'hui marque l'endroit où se trouvait autrefois ce mur et est véritablement le cœur battant des systèmes financiers du pays.

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Fille intrépide

Prenez des photos avec cette statue emblématique qui faisait partie d'une installation artistique pop-up en face du Wall Street Bull. Maintenant, elle monte la garde et surveille la Bourse de New York.

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New York Stock Exchange

De la cloche d'ouverture aux alertes de récession, la Bourse de New York mesure la santé financière des États-Unis. Découvrez le frisson du marché emblématique à la fin de leur journée de travail

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Quartier historique de Stone Street

Descendez la rue la plus ancienne (et la première pavée) de New York et admirez des vues emblématiques qui rappellent la fondation européenne de New York.

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Musée de la taverne Fraunces

Washington a bu ici ! Et vous le pouvez aussi ! Découvrez l'histoire de la plus ancienne taverne de la ville qui était un élément clé du gouvernement national de 1785 à 1790. Terminez votre visite par un arrêt facultatif à l'intérieur pour prendre un verre ou dîner.

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Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

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Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

83

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

84

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

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Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

88

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

89

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

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Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

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Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

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Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

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Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

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Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

98

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

99

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

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Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

102

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

103

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

104

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

105

Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

106

Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

107

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

108

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

109

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

110

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

112

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

113

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

114

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

116

Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

117

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

118

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

119

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

120

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

122

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

123

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

124

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

125

Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

126

Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

127

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

128

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

129

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

130

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

131

Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

132

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

133

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

134

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

135

Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

136

Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

137

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

138

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

139

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

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Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

142

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

143

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

144

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

145

Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

146

Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

147

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

148

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

149

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

150

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

151

Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

152

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

153

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

154

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

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Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

156

Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

157

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

158

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

159

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

160

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

161

Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

162

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

163

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

164

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

165

Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

166

Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

167

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

168

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

169

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

170

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

171

Trinity Church Wall Street

Drop by the oldest church in NYC and see its magnificent exterior and experience the history of the church from the 1690s to present day.

172

Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum

Explore the churchyard where city leaders, entrepreneurs and Alexander Hamilton himself are buried. See Hamilton’s monument and learn about his family tomb.

173

Zuccotti Park

You’ll “occupy Wall Street” at this famous privately held public space that was home to the protest movement for several months in the fall of 2011.

174

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Right across from “the room where it happened” (aka Thomas Jefferson’s previous address) is one of 12 Federal Reserve banks. Hear about how founding father Alexander Hamilton devised a scheme to bring banking to the newly formed United States of America and view the awe-inspiring exterior of the richest bank in the world.

175

Federal Hall

George Washington was inaugurated here! Learn how the founding fathers came to terms in writing the Bill of Rights and view the beautifully domed National Monument that later served as a customs house and part of the Treasury Department in the 19th Century

176

Wall Street

The Dutch built a wall as part of their 1624 settlement. Today’s Wall Street marks where that wall once stood and is truly the beating heart of the country’s financial systems.

177

Fearless Girl

Take photos with this iconic statue that was part of a pop-up art installation across from the Wall Street Bull. Now she stands guard looking over the New York Stock Exchange.

178

New York Stock Exchange

From the opening bell to recession alerts, the New York Stock Exchange gauges the financial health of the United States. Experience the thrill of the iconic market at the close of their working day

179

Stone Street

Walk down the oldest (and first paved) street in NYC and take in iconic views that hearken back to NYC’s European founding.

180

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Washington drank here! And you can, too! Learn about the history of the city’s oldest tavern that was a key part of the national government from 1785-1790. End your tour with an optional stop inside for drinks or dinner.

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