Tour of The Remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
Walk the city’s original coast line
See the remains of Manhattan’s first City Hall
Discover the original Dutch fort, wind mill and battery
Trace the streets of Manhattan in 1667 with Manhattan’s first map in hand
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