Historical Walking Tour of NYC with Hamilton & Washington

Rates

Adult (Ages 12+): $47.95 Child (Ages 11 & Under): 36.95 Military: $42.95

Children must be accompanied by an adult

Cancellations##

Free cancellations made at least 48 hours before the tour's scheduled day and time.

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Duration

Approximately 3 Hours

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About

History comes alive as you find yourself in remarkable and little-known Lower Manhattan locations meaningful to the lives and partnership of Hamilton and Washington and the dawn of the United States. Relive the first reading of the Declaration of Independence and the revolt that followed, snoop into the Culper spy ring, honor the American soldiers in the Battle of Brooklyn, and applaud Hamilton's achievement of the Compromise of 1790. You will gain insights into the duel between Hamilton and Aaron Burr, stand in awe by the tavern where Washington bid farewell to his officers, celebrate at the site of Washington’s momentous inauguration, pay your respects at the final resting place of the Hamiltons, and much more. You'll hear stories, letters, speeches and see paintings from the time. The tour is lead by a knowledgeable licensed NYC guide and urban historian with 20 years of experience. It is an immersive tour for fans of American history and the musical Hamilton!
Through fascinating stories along our immersive walk, you’ll be amazed as you learn about:

• The earlier North American war that lead up to the epic Revolutionary War
• The first New York reading of the Declaration of Independence on July 9, 1776, and the mob protests that followed
• The 4000-pound statue of King George III pulled down by rioters and melted into bullets
• George Washington’s miraculous nighttime river escape after the disastrous Battle of Brooklyn
• The lies and deception of Washington who was known as a great spymaster.
• A remarkable and historic 18th-century mansion visited by dignitaries
• The legendary tavern where Washington gave an emotional farewell to his soldiers in 1783
• “Founding Mothers” of the United States and their contribution to liberty
• The location of the moving inauguration of George Washington
• Alexander Hamilton’s prolific 100,000 words in the Federalist Papers that secured ratification of the Constitution
• The resting place of Alexander Hamilton and his wife, Eliza, who died 50 years later
• The splendid 18th-century chapel where Washington attended services after his inauguration
• The first U.S. bonds that Hamilton rehabilitated from “junk” to “AAA.”
• The story and letters behind the infamous duel with Vice President Aaron Burr

Join us, and you’ll hear amazing stories, see insightful reproductions of paintings and images of events, and visit awe-inspiring locations that helped shaped what America is today. An experience unlike any other, our tour is the perfect complement to the musical, “Hamilton,” by Lin-Manuel Miranda which is based on the biography by Ron Chernow. This tour will give you insight and understanding into the events and situations of the show and its expansive history. Book Today!