Take a walk through Yonkers core area, settled in 1646 as an advantageous mill site. Learn how this area continued to serve as the economic, social and political center throughout its history.

Explore three and a half centuries of architecture leading into modern day where a major revitalization effort once again spurs economic growth throughout the larger city.

Highlights include the City Pier and new Esplanade, the Philipsburgh Performing Arts Center, St. John's Church and a guided tour of Yonkers first home and city hall, the Philipse Manor Hall.

Prices starting at $12, $10 for seniors 65+, students and children. Tour begins at the Yonkers train station. Parking available immediately east of the station in Larkin Plaza. Reservations required.  Please note this is a walking tour.