Trinity Church Review

A place where you can find your peace of mind. Concerts there are highly recommended.

Lots of history. Didn't attend a service but walking the grounds is peaceful.

This is an icon of NYC. Alot of history here and the original grave sites are intact some of them are over a centennial in age. Really great to see the history of NY preserved in such a fine manner. If you are in the area this is a must see.

Currently undergoing a major overhaul but it will be well worth it in the end.

Truly a gem in the midst of the concrete jungle. Beautiful inside and out. Sanctuary, respite, and solace.

A NYC GEM. I WOULD HOPE NO ONE WOULD REVEL IF SOMETHING HAPPENED TO THIS AS HAPPENED TO NOTRE DAME.

Beautiful church with rich history. Art and craftsmanship is something to be seen.

Beautiful architecture and very cool to see - the grave yards we're also extremely interesting. Would recommend!

Beautiful church. You can walk in to take a look at their interiors and have a seat. I wouldn't say this is a must-go though.

It was under renovation work so couldn't get to see the inside beauty.

After exploring the area of the finance district and one world tower a must to go there.. Excellent food, top service unique location.. place to be..

This church is one of the most ominous places I have ever been.

Trinity Church - perhaps the most famous church in New York, located in the heart of the business district - at the crossroads of Wall Street and Broadway. Separate attention is deserved by a small cemetery inside the church fence, where you can see the tombstone of one of the founding fathers of the United States, Alexander Hamilton (1755-1804) (his image can be seen on a 10-dollar bill), the hero of the war for US independence from the United Kingdom, James Lawrence (1781- 1813), the inventor of the world's first Nautilius submarine, Robert Fulton (1765-1815), a monument to John Watts, an American lawyer and politician, and many others. It's quite a quiet place. Many city residents and visitors come here to pray. I recommend to visit this historic place.

As of March 14, 2019, the main church is undergoing massive renovations and no one is allowed inside. The cemetery grounds are still open. Notable markers include those of Alexander Hamilton and his extended family and associates (Hercules is buried further away near a tree, and Angelica is buried on the opposite side of the church from Alexander and Eliza), Robert Fulton, as well as countless unknowns with markers dating back to 1681. There is a small prayer chapel still open, only accessible through the rear of the church. Overall a stunning example of early American history. Reverence and respect are of course expected at all times.

A nice quaint and holy place in an otherwise bustling downtown Manhattan. The place has a lot of history and beauty attached. Must visit for tourists.

Guided tours every day at 2:00 pm, and the rest of the day, we have a music program almost every day, so we recommend you stop by when you visit Wall Street

Trinity Church in NYC, a place you can go during the week for some solitude.

The Trinity Church is quiet and empty early in the morning as the day progresses it becomes busier with visitors and tourists. This place is undergoing renovations and may be a little dusty. However, it is so beautiful and the architectural details are breath taking. They offer FREE guided tours, this is a great opportunity to explore this iconic place.

One of the oldest and most beautiful churches in New York City. It would probably be a sin not to give it five stars and I really like it here. They have a wonderful music program and they have a famous choir on Sundays as well. They actually play on the radio. It's such a beautiful Church. Christmas mass is absolutely amazing and I suggest you visit whether you are a local or not.

I had the best time ever! Saw Common the rapper/singer/writer.

Historic gravesite of Alexander Hamilton and his wife Eliza. If you're a fan of Hamilton this is definitely a place you should visit. There are other important figures burried there. The church it self was going through renovation but they have security outside for the safety.

It is a beautiful and historical place to visit. It has a very old cemetery that surrounds it. The church is of a beautiful design. You must visit it.

I was pretty disappointed when I found that there wasn't a series of catacombs containing ancient treasure underneath the building as depicted in 2004's National Treasure starring Nicolas Cage but I'm willing to let that go.

Trinity Church right in the heart of New York City with great history.

1. Quite historical and old monument
2. The scenes for the movie "National Treasure" was shot here
3. Nice wood work and nicely maintained
4. The architecture reminds me of the European churches

Beautiful place, you can enjoy it's architecture from all the views, despite the construction it's an amazing place to chill and get rest from the traffic

Historical church and graveyard that have been lovingly maintained.

Tha mass at noon is spirituality uplifting. It's always a good time to pause and reflect on how awesome God really is

Under construction didnt get to go inside.still a great experience walking the grounds

With the exception of the continuous stream of tourists and having to go through metal detectors, which is to keep us safe, there is Tranquility. A great space to just Zen, and breathe.

pretty impressive in the middle of a city like New York

I will always have the most wonderful memories of my son's wedding, it was an avalanche of emotion happening almost simultaneously with the change in the NYS law. The ceremony was so beautiful as befitting the church.

Right by the New York Stock Exchange, Wall St, worth a fly by, but we didn't go in.

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Its a Church. Smells quite clean, plenty of symbolic imagery. And the cemetery was nice too. 5/5 would pilgrimage again.

Beautiful and sophisticated. Conversations here can change your day.

Small church near ground zero. Silence is about catching

Anyone else visit this place just because of the Broadway musical Hamilton? I did! I went there with my family to see Alexander and Elizabeth Hamilton's graves, but while there I saw Hercules Mulligan's grave as well. We spent a while searching for Angelica Schuyler Church's grave, but we found it and I was so happy :) Definitely visit if you jave the time. Lots of historically important people are buried there.

Beautiful church from 1846 you see old New York history.

Love this place. Beautiful historic. Alexander Hamilton, Eliza and Angelica are all buried there as well as some other well known contemporaries. Some limited access areas due to renovation.

A beautiful, historic church that seems out of place surrounded by all of the neighboring buildings and skyscrapers.

My daughter was excited to visit not just for it s beautiful architecture but also for all of the major figures from our country s history laid to rest on its grounds. This visit was something that we will always remember and hope to visit again some day.

The staff on the ground were extremely friendly and very welcoming.

This is such a beautiful church. I love the structure

Linda but in remodeling almost everything is closed

Very cool place in the middle of NYC. Super old tombstones and you might find a famous one or two ;)

Nothing but a callow corporation that sentences political dissidents to prison for "violating" its precious empty lot. Property trumps all.

A very beautiful church situated in a busy business area.

Beautiful church. And the old tombstones are very interesting to read. Lots of history.