Hamilton and Washington Revolutionary Walking Tour

The highly-rated tour is conducted by a licensed New York City tour guide with over 20 years of experience. You will gain greater insight and understanding of the people and events of the American Revolution and their relevance to today's world. Through fascinating stories along our engaging walk, you’ll be drawn into the past as you learn about an incredible history! NOTE: The stop times listed are estimated. At this stop, discover the importance of this building to Alexander Hamilton's role as the first Secretary of the Treasury.

Discover the events that led up to the Revolutionary War on this historic site! Learn about the destruction of the 4,000 pound lead statue of King George III.

This is the tavern where George Washington bade farewell to his officers. You'll learn about his nearly unprecedented departure as a military leader and other fascinating stories.

We'll look at Alexander Hamilton's financial plan and his connection to this institution.

Learn about Hamilton's Bank of New York, and hear stories of Aaron Burr's political aspirations.

Discover the site of the building that served as the first Capitol of the United States under the Constitution, the first meeting of Congress, and Washington's inauguration. Note that the building is closed on weekends.

Visit the graveyard where Alexander and Eliza Hamilton are buried, along with other notable Revolutionary War figures such as Hercules Mulligan. NOTE that we enter on days/times it is open.