National Museum of the American Indian–New York
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National Museum of the American Indian–New York
National Museum of the American Indian–New York

National Museum of the American Indian–New York Tours and Tickets

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The New York branch of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the American Indian is also known as the George Gustav Heye Center. Dedicated to exploring and promoting the diversity of the native peoples of the Americas, the center houses exhibitions, offers educational activities, and hosts a range of performing arts programs.

  • 1 Bowling Green, New York City, New York, 10004
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Upper and Lower Manhattan Private

Upper and Lower Manhattan Private

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Our tour is meticulously designed to reveal the secrets and wonders of Upper, Middle and Lower Manhattan, taking you beyond the usual destinations to explore the iconic settings of legendary productions such as "Sex and the City", "Ghostbusters" and the series " "Friends." Discover the hidden corners and immerse yourself in the legends of its historic streets, in an experience that redefines tourism, leading you to an authentic connection with the spirit of New York. Each experience is meticulously tailored to your interests and needs. Our expert guides are prepared to offer you personalized recommendations, ensuring that your trip is as enriching as it is unforgettable. Every detail of your tour is designed to provide you with an unparalleled experience, from the elegance of Upper Manhattan to the dynamism of Lower Manhattan, passing through the unmistakable energy of Middle Manhattan.
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  • 4 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$165.00
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The History of Old New York Shared Tour

The History of Old New York Shared Tour

New York City emerged from a Dutch trading post to one of the greatest cities in the world. It was the site of the first federal hall of the United States Government, the place where Washington, Hamilton, and Jefferson lived, the location of a slave market, the place where the stock market was created, and numerous other historical, political, and cultural aspects that helped shape of our current society. In this walking tour of Old New York, we'll dive into the history of early New York, explore the Revolutionary War in NYC, and talk about the influence of Alexander Hamilton, the key figure that established American independence, and how this impacted what, and who, America is today. On this tour, you'll visit many places where the history of this country all started.
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  • 2 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$35.00
African American Walking Tour of Downtown Manhattan

African American Walking Tour of Downtown Manhattan

This unique three-part, 3 hours, walking tour will begin where Manhattan began - at the National Museum of the American Indian. This first leg of the tour will start at Bowling Green, where the first enslaved Africans started building the infrastructure of the city. On the second leg of the tour we will walk up Wall St to Federal Hall, We will end our tour at the African Burial Ground National Monument. We will cover about 20 of the 80 sites listed in my book - mainly south of the Brooklyn Bridge and east of Broadway. No other tour will give you the insight of this rich African American history, that covers the period of 1625-1865. We will pinpoint the locations where the Africans lived, worked, died, and worshiped. Every step on this tour honors and respects African Americans' contributions and achievements in world history. Depending on the mood and convenience of the group we can stop for lunch or a snack at any time.
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  • 3 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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Manhattan Slavery & Underground Railroad Walking Tour

Manhattan Slavery & Underground Railroad Walking Tour

Discover the secret and not so secret networks of private residences, religious institutions, meeting houses, and safe houses used by the enslaved fleeing northward to escape slavery. Contrary to what most people think, New York was a pro-slavery place during the antebellum period. Abolitionists, free Blacks and escapees were in a hostile environment. Slave catchers menaced the streets of New York, looking for fugitives but would often kidnap free Blacks men, women, and children sending them south for a life of servitude. Discover Manhattan's many places and the faces of the people who were part of the Underground Railroad. Their selfless efforts helped countless enslaved Africans to break the bonds of slavery. Walking from Fort Amsterdam, passing by Tribeca, to the African Burial Ground Memorial. We will visit... key landmarks.
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  • 3 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$62.00
Private Ghostbusters Sites Tour

Private Ghostbusters Sites Tour

Experience the scenes, streets and spirits of NYC as shown in the beloved and spooky franchise! Embark on a spine-tingling adventure through the bustling streets of New York City and relive the iconic moments from the classic franchise. Your expert guide will regale you with behind-the-scenes stories, trivia, and fascinating anecdotes about the making of Ghostbusters, providing a unique glimpse into the movie-making magic that brought this supernatural comedy to life. What Will You See On This Tour? ● Visit Colombia Circle, the spot where Louis Tully gets possessed ● Pass the Holy Trinity Church which the Marshmallow Man wreaks havoc in the film ● See Dana Barrett’s apartment, otherwise known as the notorious Spook Central ● Check out Tavern on the Green, where Louis is chased by the terror dog ● Scope out the performing arts center where Dana agrees to meet Peter (and it goes terribly wrong) ● Swing by The Algonquin Hotel, the starting spot for the Ghostbusters clan
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  • 2 hours
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Private Lower Manhattan and NYC Origins from Castle Clinton to 911 Memorial

Private Lower Manhattan and NYC Origins from Castle Clinton to 911 Memorial

When the Dutch first established a colony here, the Lenape Native Americans called the region home. By the end of the Dutch era in what is now New York, it was among the most diverse places on earth. This tour explores the origin stories of the demographics that would come to play dominant roles in what would become New York City, including the indigenous people, the Christians, Jews, Muslims, Irish, Italians, English, Africans, businesses, real estate agents, artists, peddlers, loners, and dreamers. Highlights include a view of New York harbor, monuments to early immigrants who defined the metropolis, Wall Street with Federal Hall and the Stock Exchange, Alexander Hamilton's grave at Trinity Church, and Fraunces Tavern, the oldest building still standing in Manhattan.
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  • 2 hours 30 minutes
  • Free Cancellation
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