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33 Liberty Street
New York, NY 10045
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+1 212 720 6130
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Neighborhood :
Wall Street/Financial District
http://www.ny.frb.org/
A share of the world's gold reserves are housed here, in one of the 12 regional Reserve Banks that make up the Federal Reserve System. Started in 1913 by Congress, the reserve bank was originally meant to serve as the central bank of the United States. The underground vaults are open weekdays for tours. Tours begin at various times a day and last around an hour.
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Trip Advisor Reviews
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“Interesting”
I wouldn't say this is a must see for anyone visiting NYC for the first time, but if you've been here a couple of times and looking for somethi...
“Very enjoyable tour!”
I think I don't need to explain anything as scottcabal described everything very good. I just want to say that we really enjoyed the tour and I...
“An informative, unique and free tour”
I wasn't expecting this to be the most interesting tour ever - I just wanted to do the tour as it was free, unique and I wanted to see the gold...
“Nice from outside,wish i could of seen inside.”
We only saw the outside of the building, we tried to get a tour of the gold, but it was already filled up. I e-mailed them about 2 weeks before...
“Show me the money!!”
Make sure you make your reservations 5 days before you go. We didn't and were stuck to take in the view of yet another building in NYC. more
“Very Good Tour”
As an Economics student, I was immediately interested in touring this facility and was not disappointed. The hour long tour is definitely worth...
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This historic municipal headquarters is also a piece of attractive architecture.
Banking HistoryThe Florentine palazzo form of this building was chosen for its association with the Medicis and other leading Renaissance f
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