Historic maritime museum complex preserving ships, artifacts, and exhibits that explore New York City’s seaport, trade, and waterfront heritage.
Discounts available for students, seniors, and members
How to Get There
From Lower Manhattan: Walk east toward the South Street Seaport district near Fulton Street and the East River, where the museum’s buildings and historic ships are located along the waterfront.
Overview
The South Street Seaport Museum preserves the history of New York's port across several historic buildings and waterfront spaces with exhibits on trade and immigration. Its fleet of historic vessels docked on the East River, including the tall ship Wavertree and the Ambrose lightship, is open to visitors to explore decks, cabins, and rigging.
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