
easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the walking pace is moderate and accessible.
Journey into Manhattan’s colonial past with a two-hour guided walking tour revealing the Dutch origins of New York City. Uncover hidden histories behind the streets, buildings, and culture that still shape the city today.
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The tour involves walking on paved historic sidewalks and city streets; sturdy footwear is essential.
Stay hydrated during the approximately two-hour outdoor walking tour, especially in warm weather.
Arrive a few minutes before the tour start time at South Ferry Plaza to ensure a prompt departure.
Public transportation is the easiest way to access the meeting point near South Ferry; parking is limited.
New Amsterdam was a Dutch colony established in 1624 before becoming New York after English control in 1664.
The tour promotes awareness of historic preservation in Lower Manhattan’s oldest neighborhoods to maintain cultural integrity.
Necessary for walking on urban sidewalks and historic pavements during the tour.
Helps keep you hydrated throughout the outdoor walking experience.
Recommended for daytime tours during warmer months to protect from sun exposure.
summer specific
Fall weather can be unpredictable, so bringing a light jacket or umbrella is wise.
fall specific