moderate
6 or 8 hours
Suitable for most guests in decent shape; expect some walking over cobblestone and uneven terrain.
Discover the stories behind the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island on a personalized guided tour. Whether you prefer a full-day experience or a flexible afternoon adventure, this company offers an insightful and memorable way to learn about these historic sites in NYC.
In the heart of Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island stand as enduring symbols of American history and resilience. Per Le Strade Di New York offers a guided walk that transforms these landmarks from mere photo ops into immersive experiences. Whether you opt for a comprehensive 6 or 8-hour private tour or prefer a more flexible approach with an independent exploration before joining a semi-private or private afternoon tour, this company delivers personalized insights that resonate deeply.
As you stroll through Lower Manhattan, you'll walk past the bustling harbor and witness views that seem straight from a postcard. The tour incorporates a visit to the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island, where you’ll delve into tales of hope and hardship that shaped generations of Americans. The guided aspect ensures you understand the rich, layered history behind the Statue of Liberty’s torch and the immigrant stories housed within the island's historic buildings. If you choose an independent start, the semi-private or private follow-up keeps the experience intimate, allowing for pauses to soak in the atmosphere and snap memorable photos.
What makes Per Le Strade Di New York stand out is its commitment to authentic storytelling tailored to your interests. The company’s local guides are passionate about revealing lesser-known facts and sharing the cultural significance of these global icons. Their flexible scheduling and personalized approach make this tour ideal for travelers seeking both a thorough understanding of America’s immigrant story and a more relaxed, customizable sightseeing adventure.
This experience isn't just sightseeing—it’s a chance to connect with the living history of New York City’s most iconic landmarks, all within a well-organized and engaging framework suited for history buffs, families, or casual visitors alike.
Close to the city’s core, this guided walk is a quintessential New York activity that holds appeal for visitors looking to understand the nation’s origins while enjoying the vibrant street life of downtown.
Secure your spot early, especially during peak seasons, to ensure a personalized experience.
Expect a good amount of walking on uneven surfaces and cobblestone streets.
Weather can change quickly, especially on the waterfront—dress accordingly.
Allow extra time for ticket checks and security protocols at the ferry terminal.
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France in 1886, symbolizing freedom and friendship between nations.
Efforts are in place to preserve the historic structures and minimize environmental impact during tour operations.
Supportive shoes are key for all-day sightseeing and walking over various surfaces.
Useful during unpredictable weather, especially in spring and fall.
spring|fall|winter specific
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help during sunny summer outings.
summer specific
Capture the iconic views and the hidden details of the sites visited.