Landmark · New York
Federal Hall
Federal Hall stands on Wall Street as one of the most historically significant sites in the country, marking where George Washington was sworn in as the first U.S. president. Today the neoclassical building houses exhibits on the nation's founding.
Federal Hall stands as a manhattan icon — instantly recognizable and steeped in the layered story of New York. Whether you have an hour or a full afternoon, the experience scales: stroll the surroundings for free, or upgrade to a tour, exhibit or observation experience for the full picture.
The site sits in Financial District at 26 Wall St, New York, NY 10005, putting other top attractions within easy reach. Travelers consistently rate the area highly for transit access, walkability and post-visit dining options.
Getting there
Nearest subway
- • 2/3/4/5 to Wall St
- • J/Z to Broad St
Frequently asked questions
Do I need tickets to visit?+
Many NYC landmarks are free to view from the outside; paid access or guided tours offer the best experience. Book ahead in peak season to skip lines.
How long should I plan to spend here?+
Most visitors spend 1–2 hours on site, longer if combined with nearby attractions.
Is it accessible?+
Most major NYC landmarks offer step-free access and accessible restrooms. Confirm specifics on the official site.
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Information subject to change. Please verify current hours, admission prices, and details directly with venue management prior to visiting.