Manhattan Walking Tour from Wall Street with Guggenheim Museum Entry, 5 Hours

This booking splits the day in two. The first three hours are a guided walk through lower Manhattan, and the last two are spent inside the Guggenheim, where the guide does not accompany the group. The entrance ticket to the museum is part of the booking.

The walk starts on Wall Street, with the Charging Bull at the New York Stock Exchange and Ground Zero among the sights, and heads toward Greenwich Village through Five Points, Chinatown and Little Italy. The guide tells the history of these districts, gangster stories included, and points out places to eat. City Hall and the Woolworth Building are among the buildings on the way, and more than 20 landmarks are covered in all.

The museum is Frank Lloyd Wright's building on Fifth Avenue. Wright received the commission in 1943, the building opened on October 21, 1959, and in 2019 UNESCO listed it as one of eight Wright buildings. Degas, Manet and Van Gogh hang in its permanent Thannhauser Collection.