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Visite privée à pied : histoire coloniale juive à New York

Visite privée à pied : histoire coloniale juive à New York

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For anyone interested in the American Jewish experience, this tour explores the origin story of a community that has been contributing to the American story since the earliest days of colonization. Later American Jewish history is much more heavily explored, but seldom do we explore the stories of the first Jews to the continent, the first synagogue, and the Jews of the Revolution. We will go back to the first permanent Jewish residents of North America, explore how they survived, thrived, and played an integral part in both American and Jewish history.

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Thu 03 Apr

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Ce qui est inclu

Private and experienced tour guide

Beaucoup de temps pour prendre des photos de vos endroits préférés

Guide local

Private and experienced tour guide

Information additionnelle

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

À quoi s'attendre

Castle Clinton National Monument

At Castle Clinton, we'll learn the history of the fort (built for the War of 1812) and it's role as an immigration hub in NYC from 1855-1890. Today, this is where tickets are sold for Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.

National Museum of the American Indian

This glorious structure was built as a Customs House, but was also the site of the first fort built to defend the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam.

New York Stock Exchange

We'll see the epicenter of the American financial system, as well as the Fearless Girl statue that boldly confronts the giant structure.

Federal Hall

The site where George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States, where the Bill of Rights was ratified, and where the first Congress sat.

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

A visit to Lower Manhattan has to include a stop at the 911 Memorial.

Castle Clinton National Monument

National Museum of the American Indian

This glorious structure was built as a Customs House, but was also the site of the first fort built to defend the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam.

New York Stock Exchange

We'll see the epicenter of the American financial system, as well as the Fearless Girl statue that boldly confronts the giant structure.

Federal Hall

The site where George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States, where the Bill of Rights was ratified, and where the first Congress sat.

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

A visit to Lower Manhattan has to include a stop at the 911 Memorial.

Monument national du château Clinton

À Castle Clinton, nous apprendrons l'histoire du fort (construit pour la guerre de 1812) et son rôle en tant que plaque tournante de l'immigration à New York de 1855 à 1890. Aujourd'hui, c'est là que sont vendus les billets pour Ellis Island et la Statue de la Liberté.

Musée national des Indiens d'Amérique

Cette structure glorieuse a été construite en tant que bureau des douanes, mais a également été le site du premier fort construit pour défendre la colonie hollandaise de New Amsterdam.

New York Stock Exchange

Nous verrons l'épicentre du système financier américain, ainsi que la statue de Fearless Girl qui affronte hardiment la structure géante.

Salle fédérale

Le site où George Washington a été inauguré en tant que premier président des États-Unis, où la Déclaration des droits a été ratifiée et où le premier Congrès a siégé.

Le mémorial et musée national du 11 septembre

Une visite à Lower Manhattan doit inclure un arrêt au Mémorial du 911.

Castle Clinton National Monument

National Museum of the American Indian

This glorious structure was built as a Customs House, but was also the site of the first fort built to defend the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam.

New York Stock Exchange

We'll see the epicenter of the American financial system, as well as the Fearless Girl statue that boldly confronts the giant structure.

Federal Hall

The site where George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States, where the Bill of Rights was ratified, and where the first Congress sat.

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

A visit to Lower Manhattan has to include a stop at the 911 Memorial.

Castle Clinton National Monument

National Museum of the American Indian

This glorious structure was built as a Customs House, but was also the site of the first fort built to defend the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam.

New York Stock Exchange

We'll see the epicenter of the American financial system, as well as the Fearless Girl statue that boldly confronts the giant structure.

Federal Hall

The site where George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States, where the Bill of Rights was ratified, and where the first Congress sat.

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

A visit to Lower Manhattan has to include a stop at the 911 Memorial.

Castle Clinton National Monument

National Museum of the American Indian

This glorious structure was built as a Customs House, but was also the site of the first fort built to defend the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam.

New York Stock Exchange

We'll see the epicenter of the American financial system, as well as the Fearless Girl statue that boldly confronts the giant structure.

Federal Hall

The site where George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States, where the Bill of Rights was ratified, and where the first Congress sat.

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

A visit to Lower Manhattan has to include a stop at the 911 Memorial.

Show 27 plus d'arrêts

Politique d'annulation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Commentaires (2)

A3731NCelisabethp

May 2024

Jonathan is a knowledgeable and engaging tour guide. We had a fantastic introduction to the city learned some of the Jewish history. His bagel and pizza recommendations hit the spot. He has lots of information to share and I would love to have him as my tour guide again.

Gina S

Sep 2019

Although I've lived in/just outside of Manhattan my whole life, I've never taken a deeper exploration into Harlem until today! Jonathan led a Jewish History of Harlem tour that was the perfect balance of informative, fun and easy to understand. We meandered the streets, stopping every few blocks for another piece of history we would've otherwise overlooked. His knowledge of the city as a whole, and this neighborhood (as well as many others that found their way into our conversations) was evident. It is clear he has a passion for history and culture and I'd be interested in joining another one of his tours soon!

Réponse de l'hôte

Sep 2019

Thanks so much, Gina; it was an absolute pleasure! I went home and started researching the connection of Adolph Zukor to Rockland County that you told me about. Super fun to picture him playing golf with Charlie Chaplin in the Hudson Valley!