Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Guided Tour
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Prep for your visit by learning all about the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island from an expert New Yorker. Visit the Statue of Liberty Museum to learn how this French sculpture became the icon it is today. Discover America’s rich cultural history at the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration, audio guide included. Avoid the crowds with your early reserve-line tickets to access the ferry to Liberty Island. Explore Ellis Island as your guide points out monuments such as the American Immigrant Wall of Honor. Marvel at the stunning panoramas of New York’s skyline with your included round-trip ferry tickets. Get insider tips for the rest of your day here in New York City.
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