Tenement Museum
The Lower East Side Tenement Museum's mission is to promote tolerance and historical perspective through the presentation and interpretation of the variety of immigrant and migrant experiences on Manhattan's Lower East Side, a gateway to America.

The Tenement's landmark tenement building at 97 Orchard Street is the first homestead of urban working class and poor immigrant people preserved and interpreted in the United States. Located on Manhattan's Lower East Side, an immigrant portal for almost two centuries, 97 Orchard Street was home to an estimated 7,000 people from more than 20 nations between 1863 and 1935.


Guided tour of Confino Family History Tour
On your guided Confino Family Living History Tour, meet Victoria Confino, a 14-year old Sephardic-Jewish immigrant played by a costumed interpreter. This interactive tour visits her family's apartment, set during 1916.

Jewish Heritage & Noshing Tour of Lower East Side
Guided 3-4 hour Walking Tour of Jewish New York includes historical sites such as the Jewish Daily Forward Building, Educational Alliance, Norfolk Street Synagogue, Seward Park, and Stiibl Row.

Along the way, you will "nosh" at rich culinary landmarks of the lower East Side neighborhood offering Jewish specialties that may include knishes, bialys, bagels, rugalach, pickles, and more.

Noshing portion is enough for lunch. Passengers will have time to stop and buy specialties to bring home and enjoy.

A stop will also be made at Katz's deli before departing for home. Additional items can be purchased at Katz's on own.