4 hour(s)
English
Included
Explore the moving Memorials and Museum with skip-the-line timed entry
Learn about the events through authentic exhibits and artifacts
Reflect at the twin memorial pools at Ground Zero
Sail close to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island on a scenic harbor cruise
Admire the stunning views of the Manhattan skyline from the water
€ 24.92
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Experience two of New York City’s most powerful and iconic landmarks in one unforgettable day. Begin your journey with skip-the-line access to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, a deeply moving tribute to the lives lost and the resilience shown during the tragic events of September 11. Walk through the Museum’s thought-provoking exhibits that tell the story of that day and its aftermath through more than ten thousand artifacts, personal stories, and multimedia displays. Reflect at the twin memorial pools, set within the footprints of the original Twin Towers, as you take in the somber yet inspiring atmosphere of Ground Zero. The Museum’s Historical Exhibition explores the events of that day in detail, while the Memorial Exhibition honors each victim with heartfelt remembrance. The impressive Foundation Hall, home to the last standing column and the original slurry wall, stands as a symbol of strength and endurance amid loss. After your museum visit, take to the water for a breathtaking sightseeing cruise that showcases the best of New York’s skyline and harbor. Departing from Pier, this one-hour cruise takes you within touching distance of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, offering perfect photo opportunities of these world-famous landmarks. Glide beneath the Brooklyn Bridge and admire the majestic skyscrapers of Lower Manhattan, including One World Trade Center and the Freedom Tower. Enjoy engaging live commentary in both English and Spanish as you pass by South Street Seaport, Battery Park, and Governor’s Island. Whether you’re a visitor or a local rediscovering your city, this combination of reflection and wonder offers a meaningful and scenic experience that captures both New York’s history and its enduring beauty.
Skip-the-line Timed Ticket to Memorial Museum
Sightseeing tour by boat
Cruise Route within hundred feet of Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
Outdoor and indoor seating on the boat
Guide with English and Spanish Commentary on the boat
Transportation
Tour guide at Museum
Beverages
Gratuities
Water bottle
Camera
Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes
The tour is wheelchair accessible
Keep personal essentials
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The Statue of Liberty is the ultimate symbol of freedom! I first visited in 2002, and seeing Lady Liberty up close still feels powerful. The views from the pedestal balcony are stunning, offering a 360° look at the NYC skyline and the harbor. On the ground floor, the Statue of Liberty Museum is a must—it houses the original 1884 torch! Before you leave the island, check out the massive gift shop and enjoy a snack at the Crown Café. Pro tip: For the best vlogger "hero shot," stay on the ferry deck as you approach the island for a perfect scale photo with the skyline behind her. A 5-star historic experience!
Visiting the Statue of Liberty in January turned out to be one of the best decisions we made. The colder weather keeps the crowds to a minimum, which gives the entire experience a quieter, more personal feel. From the ferry ride across the harbor to walking the grounds, nothing felt rushed or overly packed. Being there in the winter really lets you slow down and take in the history. Reading about what the statue represented to millions of immigrants arriving in New York—hope, freedom, and the chance at a new life—hits a little differently when you’re not shoulder-to-shoulder with tour groups. The museum exhibits are well done and give great context to how much thought and effort went into creating such an enduring symbol. Yes, it’s cold, especially on the ferry, so dress accordingly. But the winter views of Manhattan, Ellis Island, and the harbor are beautiful in their own way, and security and boarding moved quickly and smoothly. If you’re interested in history and want a more meaningful, less hectic visit, January is a fantastic time to experience it. It felt less like a tourist stop and more like standing in front of a piece of living history.
Visiting the Statue of Liberty is a truly remarkable and inspiring experience. From the moment the ferry approaches Liberty Island, the statue commands attention with its scale, elegance, and symbolic presence. Standing proudly in New York Harbor, it offers a striking contrast between the calm water surrounding it and the distant movement of the city skyline. Up close, the statue’s details become even more impressive. The carefully crafted folds of the robe, the raised torch, and the solemn expression convey a sense of strength and dignity. Its soft green patina, shaped by time and the elements, adds to its beauty and historical character. The monument does not merely impress visually; it carries a profound sense of meaning connected to freedom, hope, and opportunity. Walking around Liberty Island allows visitors to appreciate the statue from multiple angles while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the harbor. The gentle sound of the water and the open views create a reflective environment, encouraging visitors to pause and consider the history associated with the site. For many, this location represents the journey of millions who arrived in America seeking a better future. As the light changes throughout the day, the statue takes on different tones, becoming especially striking during sunset. Overall, visiting the Statue of Liberty is not only visually beautiful but also emotionally meaningful, leaving a lasting impression on those who experience it.
Awesome visit! Seeing the Statue of Liberty in person was an unforgettable experience. There was a show that explained how the statue was built, the difficulties faced during its construction, and the purpose behind creating it, which made the visit even more meaningful. The history was inspiring, the views were incredible, and everything was well organized. Definitely a must-see attraction and a highlight of the trip.
Amazing experience! One of the must visit places in NYC! If you want to visit the hat you have to buy tickets beforehand and they sell out fast so make sure you get them before you visit. There are a couple lemonade stands on the island but I wasn’t a fan of the lemonade. Make sure you have your own water and some snacks to spend time on the island. The front of the statue gets busy from people taking pictures so it might take a while for your turn to come so plan accordingly. Ferry line gets long too so it might take a couple of ferries for you to get to and from the island. Beware of scam ticket sellers. Buy the tickets either online on the official website or the booths before the boarding dock. You will have to go through security as well. The museum is a must visit too! Don’t skip by it. It’s definitely worth checking out!
