Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, 911 Memorial and One World Observatory

Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, 911 Memorial & One World Observatory – Overview

Enjoy a tour of Lower Manhattan that takes you to four of its most popular attractions – Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, 911 Memorial & One World Observatory!

Highlights  

Meet your expert guide at Battery Park to catch the ferry over to Liberty Island. Take advantage of the audio guide available in 9 languages. Have your camera ready for the most awesome pictures of ‘Lady Liberty’! Enjoy special access to the pedestal as you learn about the statue’s history.

A five minute ferry ride later and you will arrive on Ellis Island then trace the steps of over 12 million immigrants who arrived here on their way to a better life in the US. Visit the Museum and enjoy some free time to explore before returning to the mainland for your visit to the 9/11 Memorial  Pools which are a stately tribute to the 2753 people who perished on 9/11.

The One World Observatory is a panoramic observation deck which is a marvel of engineering and architecture. The program begins in the lobby with ‘Voices,’ a film dedicated to the men and women of the towers. Then take the Sky Pod elevator, which rises 1,250 feet in less than 60 seconds. From there admire spectacular views as the whole of New York City stretches before you. Your tickets for the Observatory are timed, so you will again skip the line and avoid the queues.

Important information 

The Tour lasts approximately 5 hours.

The ticket includes ferry tickets with audio guide available in 9 languages and aspecialist guide. It also includes entry tickets to One World Observatory, and Ellis Island Museum and pedestal access at the Statue of Liberty. Disabled access possible.

You may also enjoy to experience the High Line and Meatpacking District Walking Tour.

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