Trinity Church Review

Nice church in the heart of the financial area. It has a cemetery as amazing as it is creepy.

Wonderful little church with the atmosphere of the old world. It's a gem

Main Hall closed for renovations, side chapel was open with 3 Thug security guards at the side door making people assume the position and get scanned with hand held metal detectors, then another Thug on his cell phone in the back of the chapel said it be closed back hear .

I ve been hear many times over the past thirty years and never had to go through security to see the church, and the low class thugs they have working there.

Then the always Give Generously donation boxes LOL, from the wealthiest individual parish in the world. They make over a 160 million dollars each year on rent from land they own in lower Manhattan, talk about greed!!

I visited just the little chapel, but is so beautiful

The church was pretty, the grounds were well maintained. Seeing Hamilton's grave was impressive.

Beautiful! Grave of Alexander Hamilton & company rests here.

Beautiful church in New York. It was undergoing renovations when we stopped by, so we could not get the full effect, but it was still worth seeing.

It doesn't need my words... It is part of history that everyone must reckon

Beautiful church with so much history behind it. We didn't get to go in because it's closed for an asbestos treatment of some kind. The grounds were beautiful, though! A close walk to wall street.

Beautiful church with a famous graveyard on the side. Alexander Hamilton and his family are buried here. Across the street from Wall St.

Too crowded with tourists since it's at the end of Wall St, but its not open to tourists anyway

Wonderful place to stop and contemplate. A rare part of downtown New York. Still standing humbly in the belly of the beast.

is in remodeling but still with its magic and open doors

Penalty of not being able to visit the interior, it was under construction. Maybe next time

ok. went here expecting some good anglican music like lady gaga. they played all star by smash mouth on the organ for 7 hrs. went to the chapel 4 sum peace n quiet and they were playing the spice gurlz in there. turns out that the organ is electronic and i went home to check and my iMac is better quality. highly disappointed; i hope that next time i go, they will be playing better music, i wish they would play hollaback girl. there should be a place to suggest songz... do u no who i can dm :*(

NY's must see surprise you several blocks before arriving, inside and the cemetery, place with many stories from another century and the last of 9/11

The visit is fine. Perhaps the fact that practically everything is under construction is dazzling and only a very small part is visible.

Very peaceful. Great place to escape the office. The Church is beautiful, but part of it is currently undergoing renovation. Lots of tourist, and the Church serves light lunch/snack around noon to anyone who wishes to partake.

Incredible history. They are making a difference and improving lives.

Cute little church ... just around the corner from our hotel

Historically important and near 9/11 site. Well preserved cemetery with many tours available.

A historic place With more than 250 years of uninterrupted service. The oldest church in Manhattan. In that chapel he attended mass George Washington after swearing in as president.

wall sreet had a alot of protist back then. wall street had alot of soldier died . the police kill incent live during wall street . wall street has over one million going over there

For American standards a very nice old church in the hustle and bustle of Broadway, great contrast to the outside world.

History abounds at this gorgeous church with interesting, star-studded graveyard. The church is not huge but it is a must-see for any downtown visitor.

Just another example of why NYC is an iconic place to visit.
Beautiful church with rich history

Beautiful and curious that it has a cemetery in its gardens. In 1696, the city governor, Benjamin Fletcher, approved the acquisition of land for the Anglican community for the construction of a new church. The land grant specified a small annual rent that was due to the crown of England.

The current Trinity Church is the work of the American architect Richard Upjohn, who conceived it in a neo-Gothic style. It is part of the National Historic Landmark, for its architecture, but also as a consequence of its role in the history of the city. At the time of the consecration of the church on May 1, 1846 (Ascension Day), its neo-Gothic-inspired tip, surmounted by a golden cross, dominated the southern Manhattan skyline. Trinity Church was then a welcome beacon for ships arriving in port.

This church is very beautiful. Calm and very introspective.

A must see if in lower Manhattan. Many historical figures buried here. Dont miss out.

Very beautiful. Make sure to travel light when going in as you do have to go through a metal detector. Lines aren t too bad.

It looks like a small chapel. Behind the altar the sculptures highlight the vitreaux

The cemetery has a lot of historical relevance, dating back from the 1700 s, pre-American Revolution. I wish I could spend a week here or so here. My phone was on low battery so I couldn t take pictures but... I was amazed.

The Trinity Church, the new construction is from 1846.

It's over 200 year old church, The aura is totally different here. You feel good vibes.

Didn't go inside but this has such a quaint little cemetery and garden right in the city. Church is very cute and the scene is picturesque and a nice place to sit and get away from the crowds of NYC for a quick break.

Not as many tourist as usual but still a nice sight as a native of the city to spot everyone once in a while.

Always visit Trinity Church when in the city. The history!!! Currently (9/19) the main sanctuary is closed for renovations.

From the movie "National Treasure"
From the movie "The Dark Knight rises"

We love Trinity Church. They were doing work in it, so we couldn't see as much but was still worth the visit. Go see it. It is beautiful. National treasure was filmed there.

An old and VERY PRESERVED structure in the center of world trade. Where anyone would believe that the US had destroyed everything, this beauty is preserved.

Large neo-Gothic church in southern Manhattan. The vistya is suggestive for the contrast with the taller buildings that surround it. Interior not exactly impressive and a little gloomy. Maybe it's because I'm an admirer of the original European Gothic cathedrals ...
However, from here we have the idea of how much the old skyscrapers of New York, in some cases at least a hundred years old, are precursors of all the other cities in the world developed vertically only afterwards.

Amazingly beautiful church... When I came in to visit the choir was singing and it sounded magical. Outside you can find the grave of Hamilton. Really lovely to see.

Oldest and very beautiful! The graveyard is priceless with the Revolutionary War Monument on the Broadway side. It is a nice quiet place to sit and eat lunch. There is a daily lunch giv-away-very lite!

A very tourist area, very historic. The church is under repairs. If you want to attend a servic , you still can do it.

A nice historical church in downtown NYC. All are welcome. The headstones are well over a century old. Amazing architectural design.

This is perhaps the most delightful church in all of Manhattan . In particular it is well framed by the walkway through to the NYSE. It also serves as a great reference point when navigating around the whole Wall Street and 9/11 area. We were lucky to pass this church on a Saturday afternoon as a wedding was coming out.

I know this is an exercise in futility, but I can't not at least register my fury verbally that this place is tearing down a rather beautiful, old building on Greenwich Street, directly behind the church and its cemetery, only to put up yet another ugly tall glass box (just what we need down here) for (what else?) yet another condo (just what we also need -- more people in an area that can't accommodate the ones who already live here). The building they're busily demolishing may not be as architecturally significant as the church itself, but it's still infinitely more aesthetically pleasing than these cookie-cutter glass towers that are all that seem to be being built these days. Money is, as always, the apparent sole motivating force here -- how lovely that an organization that likes to portray itself as being about something more is every bit as greedy as any other multinational corporation.

Stunning seo in the middle of Manhattan, with an impressive cemetery.

Loved the church, building and grounds are historic and incredibly beautiful. But, this is NOT the church you saw in National Treasure, the movie used the name, but not the actual church building.

Trinity Church is a famous attraction in Lower Manhattan. If you have seen the national treasure, he knows the treasure point. It is very interesting. It is the oldest church in New York. It is very sacred and solemn. There will be worship on Sunday. The interior is very Beautiful, but need to be quiet

One of the oldest Episcopal churches in the north east. Church is under renovations but the chapel is open. St Paul's chapel is where the msin Sunday services are being held. Many social programs. Fantastic old graveyard.