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Old City Hall Subway Station

New York's most beautiful subway station.

African Burial Ground Monument

The anchor of all African Burial grounds in New York City.

African Burial Ground National Monument

In this sacred space, discover how free and enslaved Africans contributed to the physical and spiritual development of Lower Manhattan during the 17th and 18th centuries.

Pearl Street

Legend has it was paved in oyster shells...or was it?

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Old City Hall Subway Station
Old City Hall Subway Station
New York's most beautiful subway station.
2.
African Burial Ground Monument
African Burial Ground Monument
The anchor of all African Burial grounds in New York City.
3.
African Burial Ground National Monument
African Burial Ground National Monument
In this sacred space, discover how free and enslaved Africans contributed to the physical and spiritual development of Lower Manhattan during the 17th and 18th centuries.
4.
Pearl Street
Pearl Street
Legend has it was paved in oyster shells...or was it?
5.
9/11 Memorial Museum
9/11 Memorial Museum
This National September 11 Memorial is also a museum dedicated to honoring the victims of 9/11.
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9/11 Memorial
9/11 Memorial
Honoring the lives lost on 9/11.
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One World Trade Center Building
One World Trade Center Building
Designed with the motto "See Forever."
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Twin Towers at One Trade Center
Twin Towers at One Trade Center
For nearly 30 years, the World Trade Center stood as the epicenter of Lower Manhattan.
9.
Eggloo
Eggloo
An interesting combination of Asian fusion flavors with quality ingredients.
10.
Main Observatory
Main Observatory
The origin of one of the best views of New York
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The Elevator
The Elevator
Travel through 500 years of New York City history in 47 seconds.
12.
Federal Hall
Federal Hall
Step inside history with a visit to the birthplace of American government.
13.
Old Wall Street
Old Wall Street
Head to the southeast corner to check out room 1.
14.
One of the First Treasuries
One of the First Treasuries
Head downstairs to and find the glass door and vaults.
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The Inauguration Room
The Inauguration Room
Travel west around the rotunda to be in the room of the first inauguration.
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Burn The Papers
Burn The Papers
Next head to the northwest corner to see room 3.
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The Atrium
The Atrium
Striking architecture and decor reflect the ideals of a young republic.
18.
Trinity Church
Trinity Church
Landmark built with lime derived from oyster shells.
19.
Hook & Ladder 8
Hook & Ladder 8
Who you gonna call?
20.
Downing's Oyster House
Downing's Oyster House
New York's most famous oyster house was also a safe house.
21.
NoMo SoHo
NoMo SoHo
Take a walk through the most photographed restaurant entrance in the city as you enter NoMo.
22.
Enjoy a picnic on the Hudson
Enjoy a picnic on the Hudson
Okay so you will need to buy some food for this one, but the view won't cost anything.
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Milk & Cream Cereal Bar
Milk & Cream Cereal Bar
There is only one thing better than ice cream. And that's ice cream mixed with cereal!