Downtown is the most historic neighborhood in New York City, full of fascinating museums, landmark buildings, architectural wonders, and much more. From the Statue of Liberty to the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Lower Manhattan should be at the top of any visitor's itinerary.

The Downtown Alliance is here to help you discover the area's many attractions. In addition to producing a host of handy visitor guides and maps, we provide the following services:

Visitor Information Kiosks

We believe a personal touch is imperative to strong visitor services. We co-operate two manned visitor kiosks located across from the entrance to the World Trade Center PATH station (on Vesey Street) and at the World Financial Center. We also have a summer visitor kiosk at the South Street Seaport. Visitors can stop by for maps, brochures, and friendly, personal guidance from our staff seven days a week.

Heritage Site Markers

Lower Manhattan is filled with dozens of famous monuments and landmarks. To call greater attention to Downtown architectural and historic sites, the Downtown Alliance established 38 Heritage Site Markers of Lower Manhattan's most culturally significant places including Federal Hall, The Woolworth Building and Trinity Church.