Trinity Church Review

The church was in restoration yard during our visit but it is a beautiful place

A nice church that does not quite fit in Wall Street picture. A quieter place, where you can sit down at the old cemetery. You can enter the church for free. The obligatory security check is also included.

Is a shame it was under construction and we couldn't see much. But is beautiful outside and the cementery is very interesting and historical

Beautiful church so rich with history. Did you know you can find Alexander Hamilton's grave here? Did you know Columbia University started here? Well these are just two of the amazing facts you'll learn as you navigate this small but rich NYC landmark!

Trinity Church , located either on corners of Greenwich and Trinity, Trinity and Rector, and Rector and Wall, is literally and in my opinion definetly one of the most beautiful and majestic not only churches, but just locations, and especially architectural structures in not only Manhattan Island, not only New York City Metropolitan area, not only New York State and the TriState Metropolitan area, not only the northeastern United states, not only the north or eastern United states, and not only the United states, but one of the most majestic and beautiful architectural structures in North American and the Western Hemisphere. 5 stars

Alot of reviews, many mention HIStory behind it, yet forget to mention or comment about the slave labor of enslaved and/or Free Africans that played a HUGE role in erecting this Church let alone Wall Street, which orignally was built by Africans as well to help protect the Dutch from Indian raids (1653) whom were protecting their land. Food for Thought, Enjoy!

A piece of history set among the skyscrapers. The tranquility within the Church coexists with the swirl of traffic outside.

Beautiful Church, so cool Alexander Hamilton is buried here

Lovely cathedral with interesting history! A must see location.

Emblematic church within Manhattan and very curious since it houses its own cemetery with respect to all the fallen

Really good place it feels like you go back in time when you see the burials there

Beautiful church in the busy streets of NYC. Very peaceful and the surrounding property feels historic!

Bellissima chiesa, sicuramente diversa da quelle italiane.

Security staff could be a bit warmer. But nice church.

Under construction so did not see too much inside but what I did see was impressive for a church

hou can enyon disrispct the home of da good book. dis place n al other chuches diserv six star

Oldest church. Beautiful architecture in busy place. Walkable distance from world trade center and charging bull.

This is an awesome church tucked in the middle of Town I just happened to stumble across this place and learn a little bit about its history and it was very interesting to know this place has also been in a couple of movies it also has a cemetery on both sides and even a few more plots tucked in around and under the church this is an amazing place you should see if you're in town and have a couple hours to kill there are some very well-known buried here this place goes way back it is very interesting to look at the Tombstones as many of them are from the 1700 and 1800 hundreds it is very easy to spend a good couple of hours or so here they do close at 6 and it is also free when I was here they were doing interior renovation so you could not go inside the church if I'm ever back in town I would definitely stop here just to look at the inside and walk around in a few more times very interesting place enjoy yourself

Oldest church in the city. It is located in the center of the financial district. Unfortunately during our stay the church was closed due to renovation and therefore we could not admire the interior.

The church is being remodeled, there is a very beautiful "all saints" chapel, "south entrance" is used you can walk along the cemetery paths. There is peace in the midst of chaos.

A central place a cemetery in the middle of the city

Graveyard is resting place of William Berczy, unmarked grave c 1813 for William Burksay, settler of Markham, Ontario, Canada who died here on way to England.

A jewel and an oasis of tranquility in the center of central New York. It must also be visited by the most inattentive of travelers.

Truly Enjoy The Architecture Of The Church and other nearby buildings.

This is a beautiful church a historic place with a great gothic architecture. Very modern and clean inside. Can get crowded on the weekends.

Mass in Spanish, very beautiful, the singer very good the information that appears on the times of mass is real.

Beautiful church inside and out, a historical landmark in the financial district opposite to the Wall Street...on-going mass on weekday during lunch hours but still allowing tourists to go in. It is a warm, spiritual and welcoming church to me!

Loved the piece of architecture , specially night view .

Nice church. We enjoyed seeing the Hamilton monument. He is buried here.

Awesome historical spot and amazing treasure underneath it.

Sober but unkind attention. I was mainly interested in the cemetery located on the premises. Where is Hamilton and his family

We only enjoyed the external walk in his cemetery. It was in renovation. But it's also pretty on the outside.

Superb church located in the middle of skyscrapers.

Near Wall Street, after you can come in and see, the majestic chapel

Church is under renovation, but graveyard contains Alexander Hamilton, Eliza, Angelica as well as Hercules Mulligan and Stephen Fulton

An enrapturing retreat to a Manhattan from the past.

Beautiful old historic church and cemetery. Wandering around the cemetery is like stepping out of a busy street scene and visiting the past. Time stands still as your look at grave stones from 200+ years ago, imagining the families who stood mourning in the very spot you are standing.

Cool historical church and cemetery. Definitely visit.

Very good old church! It's like you to be in museum

Great to go with a tour group otherwise you may not know who might be the great man whose grave caught your eye due to the Freemason logo. It may change your mind about Freemasons for the better and you'll let others know how they have been mistold facts for years

I love visiting this historic church. Worth the visit.

They were remodeling when we were there, but so stately in the middle of the skyscapers.

This is church is beautiful and home to Alexander Hamilton's resting place. But also here is the oldest tombstone in New York City belonging to 5 year old Richard Churcher, and a grave to a fictional character Charlotte! Also keep an eye out for a ton with a secret Cuniform message!

Church in New York in the middle of buildings that slice and remains unusual

Lovely old, gothic style cathedral minutes from the 9/11 Memorial. The old cemetery is with the stop alone

It is very close to the Copper Bull on Wall Street. After watching the Statue of Liberty, go to Wall Street and then to Trinity Church. The 911 Memorial is also nearby and you can drop by.

Access to the church was limited this summer due to renovations. We did visit the cemetery outside. This is the sight of scenes from the movie National Treasure.

This place is full of the holy spirit...and the spirits of many dead people. Old churches are cool. Old cemeteries are cool. This place is a combination of both. Double cool.

The church is a beautiful place that requires no admission fee. However, it is just a church, even with its long history in NYC.