Irish History Walking Tour of Lower Manhattan

Irish Hunger Memorial: This powerful tribute to the Great Famine honores the endurance and spirit of the Irish people and their profound impact on New York City.(10 min)

One World Trade Center: Reflect on the resilience of the Irish community in the face of adversity, and their pivotal role in the rebuilding of Manhattan after tragedy struck.(10 min)

Trinity Church and Cemetery: Explore the final resting place of notable Irish figures and learn about their enduring contributions to New York City’s cultural heritage.(10 min)

7 State Street: Marvel at the elegant architecture that speaks to the achievements and ambitions of early Irish settlers, showcasing their perseverance and success.(5 min)

Fraunces Tavern: Step into history at this tavern, where Irish American revolutionaries plotted daring escapades during the American Revolution over tankards of ale.(10 min)

White Star Line office: Delve into the haunting legacy of the Titanic, where the dreams of many Irish emigrants met a tragic fate, leaving a lasting impact on Irish-American history.(5 min)

Castle Clinton: This historic gateway welcomed many Irish immigrants to America, echoing with the stories of those who embarked on a journey to a new life.(10 min)

Statue of Liberty: We’ll get a sweeping view of this iconic symbol of hope which represents a fresh start for countless Irish immigrants arriving in search of new opportunities.(5 min)

Cunard Building: Here, you’ll gain insight into the transatlantic voyages that carried Irish dreamers across the ocean in pursuit of a better life.(5 min)

One Hanover Square: Here, you’ll learn about William Russel Grace, founder of W.R. Grace Company and New York’s first Irish born Catholic mayor, who had a pivotal role in shaping New York’s commercial and civic history(10 min)

Finish at the historic Stone Street with multiple dining options(10 min)