New York Stock Exchange
- Address:11 Wall Street, New York City
- Hours:Interior not open to the public
- Admission:Free
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The New York Stock Exchange is an icon of commerce and capitalism. Synonymous with Wall Street, it’s the world’s largest stock exchange.
It’s been closed to visitors since 9/11, but the impressive building’s Roman temple design makes an impressive photo stop, complete with soaring columns, carved pediment, lofty proportions, and fluttering US flags.
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Totally enjoyed the tour. Guide very knowledgeable about both finance and the area. Especially like he wore a mike so easy to hear. Moved us along but not too fast. Great tour.
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We took my 3 kids (ages 10, 13, and 15) and their grandparents (age 69) on this great tour of Wall Street. Our guide Sandy was very informative and made sure our tour experience was a good one. He was responsive and knowledgeable to all of our questions.
The tour was an easy walk for everyone in our group. We didn't actually go into any of the buildings (it was a Sunday) but it was fun to hear about the stories and history behind this area.
I would definitely recommend this tour as a nice way to spend an afternoon in the city. The tour only takes and hour and fifteen minutes. We also had time to enjoy some great NY pizza and explore other places on our own.
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The New York Stock Exchange is in Lower Manhattan on Wall Street, between Broad and New Streets. The closest subway stations are at Wall Street, Broad Street and Rector Street.
