Trinity Church Reviews

The Anglican church is very beautiful to see, especially because it is located in the middle of skyscrapers and has a very different appearance compared to modern New York.
Admission is free.

Pretty architecture and beautiful history very old cemetery

By all means visit this historic place. And do not miss the cemetery. It's old, old NYC. But it's still a vital church with much community outreach. If you're at the WTC Memorial, absolutely walk the 4-5 blocks to see Trinity

It is impressive to see a church in the middle of all these buildings, but it imposes itself by that beauty and its architecture. The old tombstones make me think of the Scottish cemetery, the contrast and striking.

I have always wanted to see who was buried in the Trinity Graveyard. Now I know and next time I will have a look inside.

Great photo opportunity - if not exactly (as always) a group of tourists with umbrella guide prevents the picture ...

An oasis of tranquility. Church with small cemetery in the courtyard. The stained glass window above the altar is remarkable. To visit

Beautiful little miracle church! So much history there. One of my favorite places to visit

Wonderful piece of religious architectural history in Downtown Manhattan!

Closed off for repairs or renovations and has been for awhile. The only grave anyone really goes to see you can still get to is Hamilton. Construction equipment covers the grounds and lies on top of graves so pretty much just a symbolic piece and any respect or true meaning behind the church has been thrown out the window.

One of the prettiest churches your eyes will ever see if you can take a minute to go inside and see the beauty as well as on the outside

Tourists! If you're looking for Alexander Hamilton's grave, it is in the section of graveyard that is next to the street. This is the left side when facing the church. I've seen many a person walk around endlessly so hopefully this helps. :)

Historic church that we entered just as it closed so we couldn't take in too much

Whenever you visit NYC visit this Church and the graveyard.

A place that leaves you without air, structure, beauty without equal

Amazing. "She is buried in Trinity Church, near you. When I needed her most, she was right on time." Hamilton brought me here. I give it 4 stars, because those nasty rebels are buried here.

Do not expect it ... and surprise you in the middle!

I didn't actually go inside the church, but I looked around the graveyards, and Hamilton's grave. It is very buetiful, and some of the tombstones are almost 400 years old. I am sure that the inside of the church was just as beautiful as the outside, and I would've gone in, but I needed to catch a train.

The church that was the tallest building in Manhattan (and today is surrounded by skyscrapers)
It was once the tallest skyscraper in the city (those strange times when religion could compete at height with the world of business and corporate buildings). It is located at the intersection of Wall Street with Broadway in southern Manhattan. Inaugurated in 1846, and with its 86 meters in its tower, the Church of the Trinity dominated the skies of the city, a reign that lasted until 1890 with the construction of the New York World building (which in a few years would also remain "dwarf").
It is strange to see her there, reddish, small, a scout, intimate ... I love it.

We walk around the cemetery due inside chapel renovations. Love the surroundings, with famous and old tombstones.

Sadly it was under repair ... but beautiful if architecture

Very quiet, relaxing, and sacred place. Close to metro stations therefore easily . there is a sunday service at 10am. the gospel is amazing. they have the cleanest bathroom ever in nyc. A tons of tourists too meet along the way. the graveyard on the back includes some famous personalities of the era

The glass paintings and stone sculptures are beautiful here.

Beautiful piece of our nation's history. Free place to visit in New York. Sadly, part of it was closed off being renovated while we were there.

As a tourist you should have seen: How small the church might feel between the tall buildings of the Fin. District ;-)

Just renovated. Beautful church and a historic graveyard

My great-niece dragged me here about a week ago, she is a massive Hamilton Musical fan, almost the whole time she was listening to the soundtrack. She made all sorts of theories and had a lot of facts about the cast and crew...and started praying for Alex s soul that is probably in purgatory! Then she dumped a bag of pennies on Eliza s grave because she wanted her to feel special!

Beautiful and old and historical. And serene. I love graveyards.

It is under construction but it is always a good option to stop to recognize one of the oldest buildings in the United States, founded by Dutch descendants, the Church of the Trinity remains very active helping the needy, at least that is what its brochure says. It is worth visiting its cemetery, where the tomb of the first secretary of the United States Treasury is located.

Heard the Church Bells at midnight. What a moment.

Beautiful. Very well maintained. And also in the surroundings is Hamilton's grave!

The Trinity Church is located in the financial district of New York. It is a temple of great beauty both outside and inside. It is a small haven of peace within the busy life of the big apple. You can access its interior and contemplate the beauty of a building of marked neo-Gothic style. The gardens and the small cemetery became especially famous after the attacks of 11S.

One of the first churches on Manhattan. At the time of completion it was the highest standing structure on Manhattan. Today, among all corporate skyscrapers it's bearly see able.

A very beautiful and historic church. Next to it is a small cemetery. The graves are fascinating, some of them very very old. You find a haven of peace in the church.

nice place to visit in the heart bustling traffic and tall buildings surrounding this church

Very beautiful preserves the oldest and very well maintained Very beautiful preserves the oldest and very well maintained

The Trinity Church at the intersection of Wall St. and Broadway. The last construction dates from 1846. At that time its cross (height 87mts) served as a beacon for navigators. It was the tallest construction until 1890. Its cemetery is still used in Manhattan, where you can find the grave of important personalities such as the founding father Alexander Hamilton, inventor of the steamship Robert Fulton.
Their abnormally opening hours are every day from 8am to 6pm (this may vary).

Thought provoking, very cool to see such old tombstones and see the heritage of New York city

Siempre es bueno encontrar un lugar donde halaben a Dios en medio te tanto caos

For Alexander Hamilton memorial use gate on left hand side.

The church is currently in renovations but the cemetary and chapel are open. It's lovely.

Recommended to visit with a walking tour guide! The history makes it amazing.

In the middle of that great city she appears, she is beautiful.

Small touching church with old graves in the middle of tall buildings.

Beauriful church and its a nice place to explore and find Alexander Hamiltons grave.

Fantastic place, all Manhattann is beautiful, if you want to visit NY, you should be visit Manhattann. Between new buildings many old like this church, I recomended

My dude AH on the 10 dollar bill is here! RIP big homie

Trinity Church is an amazing place where you can visit the graves of many famous American heroes including Alexander Hamilton, and his wife Elizabeth Schuyler.

Step back and imagine NYC back in the day. The quiet graveyard was a great break from the hustle and bustle of the city streets.

Great history! Alexander Hamilton was a great statesman. Born on the island of Nevis, in the Caribbean, to become one of America's founding fathers! Do your research!

Historic church, highlight is Hamilton grave and marker. Fulton doesn't even get a mention.

Old church in the middle of the city. Very interesting place and the people resting here

Beautiful church open to the public, it is possible to enter and say a prayer, it is worth making a visit.