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Lower Manhattan was Colonial New York City. The city wall was located by Chambers Street.
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Discover the fascinating world of Alexander Hamilton on the Hamilton Live! Walking Tour in lower Manhattan. This immersive journey will take you through Colonial New York, highlighting over 70 locations important to Hamilton, New York, and the creation of our great nation. Whether you're a fan of the hit musical or a history enthusiast, this tour will captivate you. Your guide, Scott MacScott, a professional reenactor and licensed NYC guide, will bring Hamilton's story to life as you explore locations featured in the musical's iconic songs. With a wireless audio receiver and headphones provided, you won't miss a moment of Hamilton's wit and wisdom. Immerse yourself in the history and culture of New York City as you follow in the footsteps of this influential founding father. Book your Hamilton Live! Walking Tour now for an unforgettable experience in the heart of Manhattan.
About this experience
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Admission Included
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3 hours
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Suitable for 1-15 Participants
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Private Tour, Small Group Tour
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Guided Experience & Audio Guided
- FREE Souvenir Map of sites from Hamilton Musical
- FREE use of Wireless Receiver to hear every word
- FREE Souvenir over the ear headphones
- Most Extensive Colonial Tour - over 70 sites
- FREE Souvenir Map of Colonial New York
- Licensed Master NYC Tour Guide/Actor/Historian
- Gratuities
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Introduction
Step into the world of Alexander Hamilton and embark on an immersive journey through Colonial New York with the Hamilton Live! Walking Tour in lower Manhattan. This one-of-a-kind experience brings history to life as you explore over 70 locations important to Alexander Hamilton, the founding of New York, and the creation of our great nation. Whether you're a fan of the hit musical or simply interested in history, this tour promises to be a captivating and informative adventure.What to expect?
During the Hamilton Live! Walking Tour, you can expect to delve deep into the life and legacy of Alexander Hamilton. Listen to the fascinating backstory behind iconic songs from the musical such as "My Shot," "The Room Where It Happens," and "Burn" as you visit the actual locations mentioned in these songs. Immerse yourself in the world of Colonial New York and witness firsthand the places that shaped Hamilton's life and our nation's history.Who is this for?
The Hamilton Live! Walking Tour is a must-do for anyone with an interest in history or the acclaimed musical. Whether you're a history buff, a Hamilton enthusiast, or simply curious about the birth of our nation, this tour offers something for everyone. It's the perfect opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Alexander Hamilton's role in shaping America's financial system and his contributions to the country's early days.Why book this?
This tour stands out from others with its immersive experience and expert guide, Scott MacScott. With Scott's extensive knowledge as a professional reenactor, TV and movie actor, licensed NYC guide, and Chairman Emeritus of IATM, you're in for an educational and entertaining adventure. The use of a wireless audio receiver and headphones ensures you won't miss any of Hamilton's wit and wisdom along the way. Prepare to be captivated by the stories, insights, and historical significance of each location on this meticulously curated tour.Good to know
As you embark on this 180-minute tour, make sure to wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather, as you'll be exploring various locations in lower Manhattan. The tour begins near the benches of the SW corner of Center St. and Chambers St. and concludes at Trinity Church, where Alexander Hamilton, Eliza, and Philip are laid to rest. Throughout the tour, you'll have the opportunity to discover lesser-known facts about Hamilton and the city, making this an enriching and unforgettable experience.Reviews
Previous participants have praised the Hamilton Live! Walking Tour for its immersive storytelling and the passion exhibited by the guide. Travelers have appreciated gaining a deeper understanding of the history behind the musical and walking in the footsteps of one of America's founding fathers. Many have noted the significance of visiting the actual locations mentioned in the songs and have commended the expertise and enthusiasm of Scott MacScott, ensuring an engaging and memorable experience for all.How long before the event do I need to book?
- You can book at any time before the event
Vouchers accepted in the following formats
- Mobile
Is an adult required for the booking?
- At least one adult or senior required per booking
Your Itinerary
City Hall Park
The center of Colonial New York. Hamilton became an orator and soldier on this town Common.
African Burial Ground National Monument
I could have ended up being buried here but destiny led me to create the New York Manumission Society.
New York City Hall
Alexander Hamilton watched trees being planted in the common which turned it into a park as well as the construction of City Hall. We visit all three City Halls of New York City on our tour.
Broadway
The Main thoroughfare in New York
St. Paul's Chapel
Site of America's first war memorial
Admission Included
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Thank you Thomas Jefferson and James Madison for a lovely dinner. I got more than I gave in "The Room Where it Happened" and was able to create the precursor to the Federal Reserve Bank.
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Alexander Hamilton's last townhouse was located here. This was his city address when he died.
Museum of American Finance
Touch my stone at the cornerstone of my creation. The American financial system.
Admission Not Included
Wall Street
Alexander Hamilton lived and worked here as well as Aaron Burr.
Federal Hall
The first Capitol of the United States of America
Admission Included
New York Stock Exchange
What started with stockjobbers meeting under a buttonwood tree expanded greatly under my guidance as Secretary of Treasury. Did I mention that my Bank of New York was the first stock traded at the NYSE.
Stone Street Historic District
Formally Brewer Street but renamed Stone Street when it was the first paved Street in NYC. Former Law Office of Alexander Hamilton and still serving many a fine brew.
Fraunces Tavern Museum
Drinks, meals, newspapers, lodging, the center of our government and so much more
United States Custom House
Learn why the Alexander Hamilton Custom House is so ornate and how pirates made it so.
Bowling Green
Feel the wrath of our rebellious forefathers.
Trinity Church
The final resting place of Alexander, Eliza and Philip Hamilton.
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