Hamilton Musical Walking Tour

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If you're a fan of the hit Broadway musical 'Hamilton,' then you won't want to miss the Hamilton Musical Walking Tour in New York City. This 2-hour tour takes you on a journey through the city where Alexander Hamilton lived, loved, fought, and died. Along the way, you'll see some of the most historic sites in the city, including Trinity Church, Federal Hall, the New York Stock Exchange, and more.

Led by an expert guide, you'll learn about Hamilton's life and legacy, and how his story is still relevant today. You'll also get a behind-the-scenes look at how the musical was created and the inspiration behind some of its most famous songs.

The tour begins at Richard Rodgers Theater, where Hamilton premiered in 2015, and then moves through the city to various locations that are important to the story, including the former site of King's College (now Columbia University), where Hamilton studied; Fraunces Tavern, where he and Aaron Burr famously met before their fateful duel; and the site of the Hamilton-Burr duel in Weehawken, New Jersey.

As you walk through the city, you'll hear songs from the musical and see locations where they were inspired. You'll also get a chance to take photos and ask questions along the way.

This tour is a must-do for any fan of 'Hamilton' or anyone interested in American history. It's a fascinating look at the life of one of the country's most important founding fathers and the impact he had on the world.

 Pass By  Fraunces Tavern in New York, NY

Fraunces Tavern, the oldest standing structure in Manhattan! Walk the halls where America's historical giants once treaded. This colonial-era tavern doubles as a museum accentuating numerous rare artifacts bestowing a profound journey into the American Revolution era.

 Pass By  Trinity Church in New York, NY

At Trinity Church, be enchanted by a harmonious blend of history and spirituality. Its grand spire, etched against the New York City skyline, this site's appeal lies in its captivating allure of old world charm.