The tour begins at the Charging Bull sculpture where you get to hear about the significance of the artpiece. Tip: do get a souvenir photo clicked here!

At Bowling Green, the city's first public park, stories of British rule are explored.

We admire NMAI from outside and spend some time admiring the building's historical roots, architecture and continent sculptures

At Fraunces Tavern, we hear about George Washington's role in the founding of the nation. An archaeological relic will be founded embedded in the sidewalk not far from here.

The Dutch origins of the city emerge saliently as you step onto the cobbled Stone Street. The names of streets in Lower Manhattan are decoded.

After admiring hidden corporate artwork and grand buildings, we head toward Wall Street and hear about the world's grimmest stock market crash. Don't forget to get a photo with the Fearless Girl here!

It is revealed why George Washington's life-sized statue stands here.

We step out onto Broadway and admire the area's oldest religious center, and once the tallest building in the area.

Following the Canyon of Heroes, travelers pass by the Equitable Building and the Trinity Place Skybridge

The walk passes by the Zuccotti Park where travelers are encouraged to take a rest stop and explore public art installations.

After passing by the Equitable building, we head to a site that has more gold underneath than anywhere on Earth.

The tour concludes at the South Street Seaport District with stunning views of East River & Brooklyn Bridge