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Battery Park

After meeting your Guide at the designated meet-up/departure point in Battery Park, Lower Manhattan, your Guide will lead the group through Battery Park. It is in this area that the story of America unfolds. You'll learn about Manhattan's original occupation by indigenous Lenape tribes and the island's evolution into becoming the birthplace of America and as well as our nation’s most populous and financially important city! In-depth commentary will be provided in a fun and engaging way as the group makes their way into the heart of the park and towards the historic structure called Castle Clinton. En route, you’ll also enjoy a lovely view of 1 WTC (aka Freedom Tower) from across lawn of Battery Park. round Castle Clinton structure en route to the Statue of Liberty security screening tent before approved passage to the ferry to the Statue of Liberty.

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Castle Clinton National Monument

As the tour progresses into the heart of Battery Park, we come upon a round, historic structure, called Castle Clinton. The day’s tour includes a visit to the famous Ellis Island immigrant-processing depot, and likewise, Castle Clinton has also played a role in our immigrant story. In fact, Castle Clinton has served many purposes since its being built in the early 19th century and you’ll learn about them on this tour.

3

Statue of Liberty

After sharing the history of Castle Clinton, the Guide will lead the group through airport-style security. This security check-point for ferry-access to Liberty Island and the Statue of Liberty, is mandatory for all Guests. It is important to note that carrying weaponry of any kind is strictly prohibited. Prohibited items will be confiscated, cannot be retrieved and may result in legal jeopardy even if you’re licensed to carry them in your own state or country! Once all Guests have passed the security inspection, the group will then board the first of two 10-minute ferry rides that we will use during the tour. Our first ferry brings us to Liberty Island. Here, you'll have an opportunity to view the Statue of Liberty up-close, from Liberty Island's grounds. Through in-depth commentary, you’ll learn all about how this important icon of freedom came to be. You'll also see the Statue of Liberty's original torch, on display at the Statue of Liberty Museum.

4

Ellis Island

From 1892-1954, Ellis Island was the largest, busiest and most famous immigrant-processing depot, in the USA! During the tour, your Guide will share insightful information about the varied history of this island and will share in-depth information on the immigrant inspection process. The Guide's commentary is done upon the grounds of the island, outside of the Ellis Island National Immigration Museum. The tour concludes on Ellis Island after the guided portion of the tour has ended. Afterwards, you are free to further explore Ellis Island, on your own. Access to the many fine self-guided exhibits found inside the fascinating Ellis Island National Immigration Museum, is included in the price of your tour. A book store, souvenir shop, cafe and computerized immigrant research facilities can also be found on the island. At your leisure, when you are ready to leave the Ellis Island, simply board a NYC-bound ferry that will return you to Battery Park, in Lower Manhattan (included).

5

Battery Park

After meeting your Guide at the designated meet-up/departure point in Battery Park, Lower Manhattan, your Guide will lead the group through Battery Park. It is in this area that the story of America unfolds. You'll learn about Manhattan's original occupation by indigenous Lenape tribes and the island's evolution into becoming the birthplace of America and as well as our nation’s most populous and financially important city! In-depth commentary will be provided in a fun and engaging way as the group makes their way into the heart of the park and towards the historic structure called Castle Clinton. En route, you’ll also enjoy a lovely view of 1 WTC (aka Freedom Tower) from across lawn of Battery Park. round Castle Clinton structure en route to the Statue of Liberty security screening tent before approved passage to the ferry to the Statue of Liberty.

6

Castle Clinton National Monument

As the tour progresses into the heart of Battery Park, we come upon a round, historic structure, called Castle Clinton. The day’s tour includes a visit to the famous Ellis Island immigrant-processing depot, and likewise, Castle Clinton has also played a role in our immigrant story. In fact, Castle Clinton has served many purposes since its being built in the early 19th century and you’ll learn about them on this tour.

7

Statue of Liberty

After sharing the history of Castle Clinton, the Guide will lead the group through airport-style security. This security check-point for ferry-access to Liberty Island and the Statue of Liberty, is mandatory for all Guests. It is important to note that carrying weaponry of any kind is strictly prohibited. Prohibited items will be confiscated, cannot be retrieved and may result in legal jeopardy even if you’re licensed to carry them in your own state or country! Once all Guests have passed the security inspection, the group will then board the first of two 10-minute ferry rides that we will use during the tour. Our first ferry brings us to Liberty Island. Here, you'll have an opportunity to view the Statue of Liberty up-close, from Liberty Island's grounds. Through in-depth commentary, you’ll learn all about how this important icon of freedom came to be. You'll also see the Statue of Liberty's original torch, on display at the Statue of Liberty Museum.

8

Ellis Island

From 1892-1954, Ellis Island was the largest, busiest and most famous immigrant-processing depot, in the USA! During the tour, your Guide will share insightful information about the varied history of this island and will share in-depth information on the immigrant inspection process. The Guide's commentary is done upon the grounds of the island, outside of the Ellis Island National Immigration Museum. The tour concludes on Ellis Island after the guided portion of the tour has ended. Afterwards, you are free to further explore Ellis Island, on your own. Access to the many fine self-guided exhibits found inside the fascinating Ellis Island National Immigration Museum, is included in the price of your tour. A book store, souvenir shop, cafe and computerized immigrant research facilities can also be found on the island. At your leisure, when you are ready to leave the Ellis Island, simply board a NYC-bound ferry that will return you to Battery Park, in Lower Manhattan (included).

9

Parc de la batterie

Après avoir rencontré votre guide au point de rendez-vous /départ désigné à Battery Park, Lower Manhattan, votre guide conduira le groupe à travers Battery Park. C'est dans ce domaine que se déroule l'histoire de l'Amérique. Vous découvrirez l'occupation originale de Manhattan par les tribus indigènes Lenape et l'évolution de l'île pour devenir le berceau de l'Amérique et ainsi que la ville la plus peuplée et la plus importante financièrement de notre pays ! Des commentaires approfondis seront fournis de manière amusante et engageante alors que le groupe se dirige vers le cœur du parc et vers la structure historique appelée Castle Clinton. En cours de route, vous profiterez également d'une belle vue sur 1 WTC (alias Freedom Tower) depuis la pelouse de Battery Park. autour de la structure de Castle Clinton en route vers la tente de contrôle de sécurité de la Statue de la Liberté avant le passage approuvé au ferry pour la Statue de la Liberté.

10

Monument national du château Clinton

Au fur et à mesure que la visite progresse au cœur de Battery Park, nous tombons sur une structure ronde et historique, appelée Castle Clinton. La visite de la journée comprend une visite au célèbre dépôt de traitement des immigrants d'Ellis Island, et de même, Castle Clinton a également joué un rôle dans notre histoire d'immigrants. En fait, Castle Clinton a servi à de nombreuses fins depuis sa construction au début du 19ème siècle et vous en apprendrez plus sur eux lors de cette visite.

11

Statue de la Liberté

Après avoir partagé l'histoire de Castle Clinton, le guide guidera le groupe à travers la sécurité de style aéroportuaire. Ce point de contrôle de sécurité pour l'accès par ferry à Liberty Island et à la Statue de la Liberté est obligatoire pour tous les invités. Il est important de noter que le port d'armes de toute sorte est strictement interdit. Les articles interdits seront confisqués, ne pourront pas être récupérés et peuvent entraîner des risques juridiques même si vous êtes autorisé à les transporter dans votre propre état ou pays ! Une fois que tous les invités ont passé l'inspection de sécurité, le groupe montera à bord du premier des deux trajets en ferry de 10 minutes que nous utiliserons pendant la visite. Notre premier ferry nous amène à Liberty Island. Ici, vous aurez l'occasion de voir la Statue de la Liberté de près, depuis les terrains de Liberty Island. Grâce à des commentaires approfondis, vous apprendrez tout sur la naissance de cette importante icône de la liberté. Vous verrez également la torche originale de la Statue de la Liberté, exposée au Musée de la Statue de la Liberté.

12

l'île d'Ellis

De 1892 à 1954, Ellis Island était le dépôt de traitement des immigrants le plus grand, le plus fréquenté et le plus célèbre des États-Unis ! Au cours de la visite, votre guide partagera des informations pertinentes sur l'histoire variée de cette île et partagera des informations détaillées sur le processus d'inspection des immigrants. Le commentaire du guide est fait sur le terrain de l'île, à l'extérieur du musée national de l'immigration d'Ellis Island. La visite se termine sur Ellis Island après la fin de la partie guidée de la visite. Ensuite, vous êtes libre d'explorer davantage Ellis Island, par vous-même. L'accès aux nombreuses belles expositions autoguidées trouvées à l'intérieur du fascinant musée national de l'immigration d'Ellis Island est inclus dans le prix de votre visite. Une librairie, une boutique de souvenirs, un café et des installations informatisées de recherche sur les immigrants se trouvent également sur l'île. À votre guise, lorsque vous êtes prêt à quitter Ellis Island, montez simplement à bord d'un ferry à destination de New York qui vous ramènera à Battery Park, dans le Lower Manhattan (inclus).

13

Battery Park

After meeting your Guide at the designated meet-up/departure point in Battery Park, Lower Manhattan, your Guide will lead the group through Battery Park. It is in this area that the story of America unfolds. You'll learn about Manhattan's original occupation by indigenous Lenape tribes and the island's evolution into becoming the birthplace of America and as well as our nation’s most populous and financially important city! In-depth commentary will be provided in a fun and engaging way as the group makes their way into the heart of the park and towards the historic structure called Castle Clinton. En route, you’ll also enjoy a lovely view of 1 WTC (aka Freedom Tower) from across lawn of Battery Park. round Castle Clinton structure en route to the Statue of Liberty security screening tent before approved passage to the ferry to the Statue of Liberty.

14

Castle Clinton National Monument

As the tour progresses into the heart of Battery Park, we come upon a round, historic structure, called Castle Clinton. The day’s tour includes a visit to the famous Ellis Island immigrant-processing depot, and likewise, Castle Clinton has also played a role in our immigrant story. In fact, Castle Clinton has served many purposes since its being built in the early 19th century and you’ll learn about them on this tour.

15

Statue of Liberty

After sharing the history of Castle Clinton, the Guide will lead the group through airport-style security. This security check-point for ferry-access to Liberty Island and the Statue of Liberty, is mandatory for all Guests. It is important to note that carrying weaponry of any kind is strictly prohibited. Prohibited items will be confiscated, cannot be retrieved and may result in legal jeopardy even if you’re licensed to carry them in your own state or country! Once all Guests have passed the security inspection, the group will then board the first of two 10-minute ferry rides that we will use during the tour. Our first ferry brings us to Liberty Island. Here, you'll have an opportunity to view the Statue of Liberty up-close, from Liberty Island's grounds. Through in-depth commentary, you’ll learn all about how this important icon of freedom came to be. You'll also see the Statue of Liberty's original torch, on display at the Statue of Liberty Museum.

16

Ellis Island

From 1892-1954, Ellis Island was the largest, busiest and most famous immigrant-processing depot, in the USA! During the tour, your Guide will share insightful information about the varied history of this island and will share in-depth information on the immigrant inspection process. The Guide's commentary is done upon the grounds of the island, outside of the Ellis Island National Immigration Museum. The tour concludes on Ellis Island after the guided portion of the tour has ended. Afterwards, you are free to further explore Ellis Island, on your own. Access to the many fine self-guided exhibits found inside the fascinating Ellis Island National Immigration Museum, is included in the price of your tour. A book store, souvenir shop, cafe and computerized immigrant research facilities can also be found on the island. At your leisure, when you are ready to leave the Ellis Island, simply board a NYC-bound ferry that will return you to Battery Park, in Lower Manhattan (included).

Visite en petit groupe de la Statue de la Liberté et d'Ellis Island

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