St. Paul's Chapel Tours

In remembrance of the events that took place on September 11, 2001, take this 1.5-hour walking tour of Ground Zero and the National September 11 Memorial. Walk through the space of the former World Trade Center in New York City. A certified guide with a personal connection to the events of that day shares stories of tragedy and heroism. Get a deeper understanding of the events that took place here. Upgrade to add entry into the National September 11 Museum.

In remembrance of the events of September 11, 2001, take this guided tour of Ground Zero and the 9/11 Memorial. Walk through the space of the former World Trade Center in NYC, and get a deeper understanding of the events that took place on that day. Your ticket includes skip-the-line access to the 9/11 Museum and Memorial, as well as the One World Observatory for panoramic views of the city.

Experience three of NYC’s top sights, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and National September 11th Memorial and Museum, during this full-day tour. Maximize your time in New York City with priority boarding for the ferry to the Statue of Liberty and nearby Ellis Island. After exploring these on your own, join a downtown walking tour with stops at Saint Paul’s Chapel and 9/11 Memorial and Museum skip-the-line access.

Since the One World Observatory opened in 2015, it’s been the hottest ticket in town. Guarantee your visit with a prebooked ticket to the 101st floor of One World Trade Center. But that’s not all: This full-day excursion includes a ferry ride to the Statue of Liberty, plus a visit to Ellis Island and the reflecting pools of the National September 11 Memorial.

Get a better understanding of the September 11 attacks on New York City on this guided walking tour. With a guide by your side, visit the National September 11 Memorial and Ground Zero, and hear stories about the event that changed a country and the world. See the impromptu memorials that sprang up in St Paul’s Chapel, and visit the incredible reflecting pools and Fireman’s Memorial. There’s also an optional upgrade to visit One World Observatory, where you can admire the NYC skyline.

Learn more about the tragedies and triumphs of 9/11, one of the darkest days in NYC history, as you explore the 9/11 Memorial with a native New Yorker guide. Visit significant sites such as the 9/11 Memorial, St. Paul's Church, and the Fireman's Memorial on a walking tour, see the recently built Oculus, and upgrade to include admission to the 9/11 Museum.

Exploring New York’s 9/11 Memorial without a guide may mean missing details and personal stories of the 2001 attacks. This walking tour steps up: enabling you to experience the Memorial Pools and other key sights such as the Firefighters Memorial with a guide for added insight. The experience includes a skip-the-line, post-tour ticket to the 9/11 Museum, so guaranteeing your visit and saving you the fuss of purchasing tickets independently.

Rewind to the Revolutionary War in New York City on this walking tour. Swap guidebooks and smartphones for a guide who can bring the sights truly to life, and chart Manhattan’s late 18th-century history at landmarks such as St. Paul’s Chapel and Fraunces Tavern. Your guide, a regular contributor to the Travel Channel’s “Mysteries at the Museum” will also share tales of figures including George Washington that you’d miss alone.

History buffs and fans of the hit musical ‘Hamilton’ can explore Lower Manhattan through the lens of the lives of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr with this walking tour that highlights the impact of these two important figures on American history and NYC culture. Take in important landmarks and locations with the narration of your guide to explain their significance, and come away with an in-depth understanding of this important area of the city.

Many 9/11 tours bypass less-known landmarks and head only to the most popular, leaving you with only half of the story. This One World Observatory and World Trade Center tour gives you an immersive look at the monuments of September 11th, including St. Peter's Chapel, American Express 11 Tears Memorial, and the Fireman’s Memorial. Plus, finish your tour at One World Observatory, 102 stories above the city.

Listen to a first-person perspective rarely heard by visitors on a walking tour of the 9/11 Memorial given by a 9/11 first responder and New York City detective. Your guide tells stories about the day and its aftermath as you stop at landmarks often missed by visitors, from St. Paul’s Chapel to the Survivor Tree. Afterwards, explore the 9/11 Memorial Museum at your own pace (admission ticket included).

Explore New York City at your own pace on a private tour that lets you customize your itinerary. Your personal guide helps you to craft your dream journey around NYC, making this trip a rewarding adventure for everyone from first-time visitors to NYC regulars. Plus, while many tours have one driver/guide, on this trip you can choose a separate guide and driver so you can ensure your guide’s full attention.

The terrorist attack in New York on September 11, 2001 is one of the most important events in the city’s history, and you can gain a deeper understanding of this tragic day on this private tour to the 9/11 Memorial and Ground Zero. Follow your guide from St. Paul Chapel to the National 9/11 Memorial, with free time to linger at the memorial after your tour.

Discover the September 11th Memorial on a walking tour. Visit Ground Zero, the reflecting pools, and the only surviving structure, the 1766-built St. Paul’s Chapel as your guide recounts the stories and events from that infamous day. Upgrade your tour to include the 911 Museum and the Freedom Tower Observation Deck, with early access to avoid long lines, and see even more artifacts and stories from this day.

Lower Manhattan is home to so many of New York City’s iconic sights that it can be hard to know where to begin. See the highlights in just hours with this private walking tour that takes you through the area’s history-making moments from Dutch colonial settlers to the birth of the New York Stock Exchange. Walk in the shadow of the modern skyscrapers and end at the 9/11 Memorial.

From Dutch settlers to the international business hub of Wall Street, the story of Lower Manhattan is both central to New York's history and its current role as a global metropolis. Uncover the story of this historic stretch of the Big Apple with a small-group tour. From Bowling Green to Trinity Church, you can hear the history of the city, learn about the Founding Fathers, and address the tragic events of 9/11—all with a guide to lead the way.

See all the 9/11-related sits on this guided walking tour of lower Manhattan. Start in St. Paul's Chapel, the oldest church in New York City, a focal point for survivors of the terrorist attack, and then stroll around the cascading pools that is the memorial to 9/11. Learn about the building of the new World Trade Tower and then head to Brookfield Place, a bustling spot filled with lauded restaurants and shops.

Hit the highlights of Lower Manhattan during this attraction-packed, half-day guided walking tour. Pay your respects at the 9/11 Memorial, encounter an oasis of serenity inside 250-year-old St. Paul's Chapel, and enjoy all-inclusive, priority admission tickets to the One World Observatory, including a complimentary coffee, soft drink, beer, or wine at the panoramic 102nd floor.

Every city is unique. What distinguishes New York is the profound presence of world trade – like no other place in history, the world trades in New York City. It has led the nation and now the world in the fields of commerce, culture, communications, politics, finance. This is owing to natural features so compelling that in the 1790s, when the city’s population totaled 25,000, George Washington predicted that New York would one day dominate the hemisphere and become, in his phrase, “the seat of empire.” Resulting patterns and effects illustrate New York as both shaped by and shaper of national and international affairs. Including: * Wall Street; * Federal Hall; * Ellis Island; * a surpassing array of tall buildings; * the attacks of September 11th; * this city’s (and this nation’s) primary ethic and values. With a simple walk through downtown we read New York as the primary center of global activity, as capital of the world.

Visit two of New York City’s essential districts in one day on a small-group combo tour of Lower Manhattan and Midtown. See where past and present collide as you learn about the city’s Dutch colonial roots layered under the economic powerhouse of Wall Street, and remember those lost at the 9/11 Memorial. Then head uptown to walk among landmark buildings like the Empire State Building and New York Public Library as you explore Midtown's architectural legacy.

Explore the best of New York City at your own pace aboard a hop-on hop-off bus through downtown and a cruise to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. You have 24 hours to see everything from Union Square to Greenwich Village, Freedom Tower, and Little Italy, with stops at New York City’s most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods.

Explore the world-famous concrete jungle of Lower Manhattan on a private walking tour of the Financial District. Learn how the area transformed from a 17th-century Dutch trading post into a world capital of commerce as you visit sites including Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, and City Hall. Pay tribute to the fallen heroes of 9/11 at the former twin towers site with an optional visit to the 9/11 Memorial.

Discover tales of the treachery that characterized Revolutionary War-era New York that you may never hear otherwise on this small-group walking tour. Meet your guide—a specialist in the era—in Lower Manhattan, and set off to see the sights connected with some of the period’s most notorious acts and perpetrators of espionage. Learn about the Culper Spy Ring, visit a former red-light district and British jail; and more.

See the city through the eyes of a team who appreciates the preservation of NYC culture amidst new era development. * You will enjoy the naturally beautiful gardens in the Battery Park; see its many monuments that tell of the historical legacy of New York City and much of the US as a whole; * take in the breathtaking views of a part the coastline of the 'Big Apple'; get a good view of 'Lady Liberty', New York's Statue of Liberty * Both adults and kids can enjoy places like the SeaGlass Carousel. * We will catch the New York Waterway Ferry for a pleasant 10-minute boat ride to Hoboken, NJ, * This is the only tour that includes two states and two cities in a 3 to 4 hour activity. * You will visit 9 to 11 interesting, significant sites in Hoboken, it will be informative, health-supporting and fun.