New York Wall Street Spies Tour

Take part in an interesting tour about Wall Street spies in New York, exploring the most enigmatic corners of this financial district. Accompanied by an expert guide, you will discover part of the covert operations that took place in one of the world's most important financial centres. From the first undercover agents to the most daring operations, each step reveals details that will transport you into a world of mystery and strategy.

During this tour, lasting approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, you will learn surprising stories about the role of espionage on Wall Street, such as George Washington's intelligence network during the Revolutionary War. You'll visit the former publishing house of James Rivington, who, while printing British propaganda, secretly sent coded messages to patriot spies. You'll also pass the location of Sugar House Prison, now the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which houses one of the world's largest gold reserves in its underground vault. You'll also see Fraunces Tavern, a key point where the Sons of Liberty planned their actions against the British.

An experience that not only offers a unique insight into the hidden history of New York, but also highlights how intelligence and covert operations influenced the history of Wall Street and its impact on global events.