Group Walking Tour of South Manhattan in New York City

For a few hours, you will discover how this historic district, which welcomed the first European immigrants, became the center of international finance and the economic heart of New York. It has never stopped renewing itself, transforming itself, adapting to shocks and recovering from times such as the Wall Street crash, 9/11 attacks, and Hurricane Sandy.

1. First New York Paving Stones

Let's cross Stone Street, the oldest street in New York, admire the first skyscrapers with the Woolworth Building and the Civic Center – Courthouse and Town Hall – and walk through the streets that house the founding buildings of the city.

2. The Wolf of Wall Street

At the heart of global finance! Take us for traders for a few hours in the financial district of Wall Street which hosts investment banks and the New York Stock Exchange.

3. From one bank to the other

After Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, New York reclaimed its shores along the East River with the conversion of its former port South Street SeaPort and to the west on the Hudson River by redeveloping public spaces with the Brookfield Place site.

4. World Trade Center

After the attacks of September 11, 2001, the neighborhood was transformed. Between memory and renewal, new buildings have emerged around the 9/11 memorial: the One World Trade Center, the tallest tower in New York, the Oculus, etc.