Lower Manhattan Walking Tour: Wall Street and 9/11
Description
Visit American landmarks like Federal Hall, where George Washington became president. Walk the Financial District to see the New York Stock Exchange, the Charging Bull, and a famous tree. Hear dramatic stories from American history, such as the Hamilton-Burr duel or the “race for the sky.” Reflect on the heroism and tragedy of September 11th at the 9/11 Memorial. Tour the Canyon of Heroes at Battery Park, birthplace of the “ticker-tape parade.” Enjoy views of the Statue of Liberty as seen from across the bay.
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