Remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam Walking Tour in New York

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2hr Duration

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Walk along Lower Manhattan’s original coastline and explore the city’s earliest waterfront history
See the remains of Manhattan’s first City Hall, which once served as a tavern
Discover the original Dutch fort, windmill, and battery that shaped New Amsterdam
Trace the streets of 1667 Manhattan while navigating with the city’s first map
Physically touch history while uncovering the origins and significance of Bowling Green
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Explore the origins of New York and uncover the remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam in today’s Lower Manhattan!

On this small-group walking tour, stand where history was made while separating myth from fact. With a replica of New York City's first map in hand, trace the streets of 1667 Manhattan and discover hidden Dutch relics south of Wall Street. Feel history come alive as you learn how Bowling Green got its name and why it played a vital role in the city’s past. Explore the foundations of New York’s first City Hall (which doubled as a tavern!), the forgotten oyster pasty cannon, the original battery wall, and many more fascinating remnants of early New York.