Revolutionary New York - History Brush Up Tour

With numerous celebrations nationwide for the 250th Anniversary next year, it's the perfect time to brush up on your Revolutionary History knowledge. Touring with A-1 Tours offers an excellent opportunity to do so as we explore the city this July in preparation for next year's festivities. Accompanied by a licensed tour guide, we'll visit and learn about some of the most famous sites related to revolutionary history. A-1 tour will pick you up at your selected pick up spot and transfer you comfortably to New York City.

New York City, one of the most iconic destinations in the world. This tour uniquely blends the old and the new, offering an unparalleled New York City experience. Marvel at modern skyscrapers and legendary landmarks while delving into the rich history of Lower Manhattan, including the fascinating story of Alexander Hamilton. A pivotal figure of the American Revolution, Hamilton served as an aide to General George Washington and played a critical role in key battles. As the architect of the nation’s financial system, he established the Bank of New York, forging a deep connection with downtown Manhattan and the Financial District. A brief stop in Brooklyn’s DUMBO will be made pending time. DUMBO becomes a central location for the Battle of Brooklyn which the British won forcing the continental army to retreat across east River. The tour also visit Morris Jumel Mansion the once summer residence of the British Colonial Roger Morris and the house General George Washington occupied with his officers after the continental army’s retreat from Brooklyn.

This tour takes you through the bustling streets of Midtown and Lower Manhattan, showcasing many of the city’s most famous landmarks such as Times Square, the Theatre District, the Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Rockefeller Center and a glimpse of Central Park Highlights in Lower Manhattan include Fraunces Tavern on Pearl Street—a historic meeting place for Hamilton and other Founding Fathers—Wall Street, Federal Hall (where Hamilton served as the first Secretary of the Treasury), and Trinity Church, his final resting place.

After the tour you will have some time to enjoy dinner at own expense before we hit Broadway to see the incredible “Hamilton” production. This show has received numerous of awards telling us the story of Hamilton’s early life as a poor orphan to becoming Washington’s right hand man.

This tour experience offers an exceptional opportunity to explore New York City and immerse yourself in its’ remarkable history.

After the show the group will board the coach and A-1 will transfer you seamlessly back to your selected drop off spot.

Should you already have seen “Hamilton” on Broadway you are welcome to select a different show with suitable timing.
Tour Includes: Roundtrip transfer via coach, tolls, professional step on guide.
Tour Excludes: Meals, Broadway tickets. (ticket add on)


All tours are subject to availability until you have received firm confirmation from your A1 Tours Travel Planner. If there are any questions at all, you are welcome to contact A1 Tour Manager, Josefin Lagnelius, at any time via email or phone:

jlagnelius@A1tours.com

Office: 609-919-2037

Cell: 347-340-9259