Tour the Statue of Liberty & Lower Manhattan in NYC
See the Statue of Liberty with a licensed NYC guide, with optional 9/11 Museum and One World entry
Duration
2 Hours
Includes
Ferry tickets, NYC guide
Highlights
Explore New York City’s key downtown landmarks with a guided morning on Liberty Island and flexible afternoon add-ons. Keep it simple with reserved ferry tickets and timed entry options in one booking.
- Meet your guide at Cedar Street & Broadway
- Ride a reserved round-trip ferry to Liberty Island
- Listen to live commentary from a licensed NYC guide
- Explore the Statue of Liberty Museum at your own pace
- Choose timed entry to the 9/11 Memorial Museum and/or One World Observatory
What's Included
- Reserved round-trip ferry tickets to Liberty Island
- Licensed NYC guide for the Liberty Island experience
- Entry to the Statue of Liberty Museum
- Ferry access to Ellis Island and Immigration Museum
- Engaging live commentary
- Timed-entry access to the 9/11 Memorial Museum (if option selected)
- Timed-entry access to One World Observatory (if option selected)
Things to know
Arrive 5–10 minutes early; the tour leaves on time. Late arrivals may be marked as a no-show.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can reschedule for free in rainy or snowy weather if you request it in advance. No refunds or rescheduling for missed tours or no-shows.
FAQs
Arrive 5–10 minutes early. The tour leaves on time, and late arrivals may be marked as a no-show.
Yes. Your ferry ticket includes access to Ellis Island and the Immigration Museum, and you can stop there if you wish.
After your guided Liberty Island experience, you explore the Statue of Liberty Museum independently.
Meeting details
Cedar Street & Broadway
Related locations
One World Observatory
Admission includedStanding on the 100th floor of One World Trade Center, you look out over a city that seems to stretch without end. On a clear day, One World Observatory reveals five boroughs, three states, and the silver ribbon of the Hudson River all at once. The glass walls dissolve the boundary between you and the sky, turning the familiar Manhattan grid into something quietly astonishing.
