Lower Manhattan, NYC: SECRET Spots and Hidden Gems Tour! 😱 (w/ @Urbanist: History of Cities )

Today we're visiting 5 NYC Hidden Gems in Lower Manhattan that you need to visit. We'll be joined by Ariel from the Urbanist, an expert guide! Make sure to smash like so YouTube knows you're watching.

Places Visited in This Video:
1) Cannon's Walk: 206 Front Street
2) Sugar House Prison Window: NYPD Police Plaza
Duane Street (outside Chambers Street Subway)
3) Robert Emmet’s Obelisk,
St. Paul’s Chapel- 209 Broadway
4) 1920 Wall Street Bombing Scars- Wall of 23 Wall Street across street from Federal Hall.
5) Walk Stone Street
BONUS: Have a beer at Fraunces Tavern (54 Pearl Street)

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[OvenfreshDeth]

My favorite part about New York is that there’s always something to discover. I’ve been there twice and it still blows me away.

[ActionKid]

What an adventure! Ariel is a wealth of information. Cannon’s Walk was an amazing find!

[UrbanistExploringCities]

Thanks for having me on! It was a pleasure collaborating you, man! Also love the editing on this video. 🙌

[kennyworth]

I'm a Native New Yorker and I consider myself pretty tuned into the history of NYC and I love showing friends around the City. I didn't know about 2 of these places. Another one, my knowledge was - iffy - at best. Very interesting video. Thanks for posting.

[WhatashameMaryJane]

My favorite collaboration on your channel so far. You two are an amazing pair here on YouTube, your two channels really complement each other. I really hope to see more of this in the future.

[annaoggier]

I love the little pictures on the q train when u going towards Manhattan! This is amazing

[Travelwithchris]

Dude NYC is such a vibe. Heading out there in a few weeks, would love to meet up brother!

[azzure]

great collab. the urbanist’s vids are always very informative.

[milagrosaaleman]

Amazed by the timing!! I am reading NEW YORK by Edward Rutherfurd, and it tells the story of NYC from 1664 up to 2001. I am enjoying so much your video today, as I can see the places that are reflected in the book. Thanks a lot, you guys, that is really rewarding! Well done. Ariel, you have a new subscriber from Spain. Congrats!

[RobertoLopezstudyis]

Both of you did a great job showing us the hidden history of Lower Manhattan in NYC. Your friend knows his stuff!

[SierrasTravel]

This was so incredibly fascinating especially having walked by these locations every single day.

[Chieftracyhorse]

Gosh NY is so fascinating . 🗽Thanks for this .

[ed_architecture]

Great collaboration! Please do a few more with Ariel.

[bonitagantt]

Very Interesting. The Buildings showing damage of an explosion centuries old and very few know that, yet venture past that area often is amazing! That area should be as recognized from history as September 11th.

[DANGMOE]

@urbanist is one of my favorite youtubers, a wealth of knowledge and history!

[nasdaqua]

Great collaboration and hidden gems for tourists and native New Yorker's alike. My hidden gem is in upper Manhattan inside Inwood Hill Park by 215th... Shorakkopoch Rock, a site where Peter Minuit bought the island of Manhatta from the Native Indians.. Keep up your fine work.

[roserenouf]

I enjoy your tour of historical parts of NYC. You should do more of these videos.

[maetes]

Great Tour. Appreciate the hidden spots/information.

[oscarespinoza]

I love NYC for so many reasons but one of the main ones are it's hidden Gems. I did knew about the Wall Street Bombings and I think it's sad that it's been forgotten. Great video like always Jon