Ranger conducts a tour of Liberty Island
National Park Rangers conduct 45-minute tours of Liberty Island at the top of every hour. These are open to all ticket holders at no additional cost. Tours start at the flagpole at the north end of the island. No reservations are required, so just show up at the pole if interested.
The tour covers the entire history of the Statue of Liberty. Stops are made at the Statue Garden where you can see sculptures of all the important players in the Statue’s creation, and at the southeastern end of the island for a frontal view of the Statue.
Statue of Gustave Eiffel in the Liberty Island Statue Garden
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Last updated on May 19, 2020
