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How Money Was Made: Wall Street Walking Tour
Get a fascinating insight into the history of Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange on this comprehensive guided walking tour of the area.
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What you'll do
Learn about stock market crashes, aggressive economic growth and the rebirth of Lower Manhattan following the events of 9/11. Your tour calls at stacks of interesting sights that relate in some way or another to Wall Street’s financial and political roots, or to the many pioneers who helped shape its history.
You’ll hear about the robber barons who played the system to line their own pockets and discover sites with links to George Washington, including the Fraunces Tavern, Washington’s headquarters while America fought to break free from British rule.
Wall Street Walking Tour highlights
New York Stock Exchange
Discover the history of the global financial institution that lies behind the colonnaded marble facade.
Charging Bull and Fearless Girl
Grab a selfie with these symbolic and sometimes controversial bronze sculptures.
Fraunces Tavern
See the 18th-century tavern that was used as a headquarters by General George Washington during the American War of Independence.
What's included
Your 2.5-hour tour includes an in-depth live commentary that explores Wall Street’s financial and political importance.
Visit the New York Stock Exchange, the Charging Bull and Fearless Girl statues, and more.
Reservations
Booking required
Please book your tour online. Choose How Money Was Made: Wall Street Walking Tour then enter the date and time of your tour. Select pass type and fill in your name and pass number.
Please note!
Tours have limited capacity. It is strongly recommended that you book your tickets before you arrive in New York.
Where you'll be
Bottom of the steps outside the Museum of the American Indian, 1 Bowling Green, New York, USHow to get there
Bowling Green: 4 or 5 line
State Street & Bridge Street
Operating hours
The tour schedule varies by season and is subject to change. Please make your reservation on the Inside Out website, here.
Until March 31, 2023
Wednesday & Saturday: 1:30PM
April 1 - September 31, 2023
English: Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday: 10AM
Spanish: Tuesday: 10:30AM
Oct 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024
English: Wednesday and Saturday: 10AM
Spanish: Tuesday: 10:30AM
Closings & holidays
There are no tours on Independence Day (July 4) or Labor Day (September 5).
Find out more
For more information, visit the Inside Out Tours website..
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