Stone Street Historic District Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Stone Street Historic District. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Lower Manhattan Tour: The Remnants of Dutch New Amsterdam!
• Hamilton Live! Walking Tour in Lower Manhattan
• Small-Group Downtown, 911 Memorial, Wall Street Tour
• Unexpected Wall Street Walking Tour

It's free to visit Stone Street Historic District, a pedestrianized street in New York City’s Financial District. However, you might want to visit as part of a guided tour to learn more about the historic area and nearby Wall Street. Small-group walking tours start at US$30.

Yes, Stone Street is popular for drinking, dining, and live music. It's in the center of the Financial District. There are several pubs and restaurants on Stone Street, including a Cuban restaurant, burger joint, and grillhouse, plus nearby favorites Delmonico’s for steak and Luke’s Lobster FiDi for lobster rolls.

The Stone Street Historic District can pose challenges for wheelchair users and individuals with limited mobility. The cobblestone paving is uneven, and the street can get crowded, especially in the evening and for its famous block parties. However, many of the venues are accessible—call ahead for assistance.

Stone Street is renowned as one of New York City’s oldest streets, dating back to the 17th century. The cobblestone street was famous for its breweries and nightlife, and the district is known for its party atmosphere today, hosting live music and several street festivals throughout the year.

The Stone Street Historic District is easily accessible by subway. The closest subway stations are Wall Street (2, 3), Bowling Green (4, 5), Broad Street (J, Z), and South Ferry (R, W), all within about a 5-minute walk. The Staten Island Ferry also docks nearby at the Whitehall Terminal.