Private New York in Day: From Wall Street to Greenwich Village

Wall Street is a globally recognized hub of financial activity, located in the heart of New York City's Financial District. It serves as the epicenter for major stock exchanges, including the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), symbolizing the power and influence of the financial industry.

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is the largest equities-based exchange in the world, hosting numerous prominent companies and facilitating trillions of dollars in trades annually.

Leaving the Financial District, make your way to Greenwich Village, a bohemian neighborhood filled with cafes, art galleries, and charming townhouses. At its heart lies Washington Square Park, with its iconic arch and lively atmosphere, making it a favorite spot for street performers and relaxing under the trees.
We'll stop for lunch (not included) in Greenwich Village - your guide will recommend different places to try in the area!

From here, venture into SoHo's Cast Iron District, renowned for its striking cast-iron buildings and an abundance of upscale boutiques, art galleries, and trendy restaurants.

A short stroll away is the World Trade Center complex, home to the poignant 9/11 Memorial and Museum, which honors the lives lost during the September 11 attacks. Two reflecting pools mark the footprints of the original Twin Towers, creating a solemn and reflective environment.

Federal Hall, located just steps away from Wall Street, is a historic site that once served as the nation's first capitol building. It was here that George Washington took his oath of office as the first President of the United States.

Trinity Church, located near Wall Street, is a historic landmark known for its stunning neo-Gothic architecture and its role in New York City's rich history.

a masterpiece of neo-Gothic architecture and one of the oldest skyscrapers in the city.

a bohemian neighborhood filled with cafes, art galleries, and charming townhouses. Your guide will recommend different places to try in the area! Greenwich Village is known for its food and small local restaurants and cafes - you can try some NYC pizza, Middle Eastern falafels, or a famous NYC bagel smeared with cream cheese. These affordable stops give you the best deal for a quick lunch stop.

with its iconic arch and lively atmosphere, making it a favorite spot for street performers and relaxing under the trees.

where the smells of authentic Italian cuisine and quaint streets transport you to another era.

Linger in Little Italy, where the smells of authentic Italian cuisine and quaint streets transport you to another era. Nearby, Chinatown delights with its bustling streets, colorful markets, and a plethora of delicious dumplings and dim sum spots.

SoHo has the most buildings made our of cast iron in New York City; which is the city with the most cast iron buildings!

renowned for its striking cast-iron buildings and an abundance of upscale boutiques, art galleries, and trendy restaurants.

Hop onto High Line Park, an elevated urban oasis built on a historic freight rail line. Walking along this scenic pathway, visitors enjoy stunning views of the city, public art installations, and lush greenery in the midst of Manhattan.