Tour the Remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam, Recommended by the Descendants of Original Dutch Settlers

At first glance, it might seem like there’s not much left of Dutch New Amsterdam, but there’s much more than meets the eye. This includes the massive one hidden in plain sight: the original street grid embedded in lower Manhattan grid today. On our tour of the Remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam, highly recommended by the many Dutch descendants that have participated, discover the many hidden Dutch relics south of Wall Street, as you trace the streets of Manhattan in 1667. You’ll hear about New York’s founding myths and facts while standing in the very spots they all happened.

This tour, which happens several times a month, will take place again on September 2nd:

Tour of The Remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

• Includes a walk of the city’s original coast line
• See the remains of Manhattan’s first City Hall
• One of the oldest artifacts in Manhattan, hidden in plain sight
• Discover the original Dutch fort, wind mill and the original battery
• Trace the streets of Manhattan in 1667 with Manhattan’s first map in hand
• Physically touch history as we spend time finding out why Bowling Green has its name and why it’s been so important in our city’s history

DETAILS:
Price: $35
What to know: The tour is 2-hours long
What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes

Below are more pictures of what you will discover on this tour:

Tour of The Remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam

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