Special Fall Discount
Get 30% Off Your Walking Tour
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Special Fall Discount
Get 30% Off Your Walking Tour
USE CODE WALK AT CHECKOUT
We look forward to welcoming you to the Tenement Museum! The Museum is only accessible by guided tenement apartment tours or neighborhood walking tours. Find everything you need to know before your visit!
Read our Visitor Guidelines.
Our Museum Visitor Center and Shop are both located at 103 Orchard Street. On the day of your tour, check in at our front desk located inside the Visitor Center at least 10 minutes before your scheduled tour start time.
After your tour, swing by the Shop and explore our selection of books and gifts about New York history, immigration history, and tenement life.
*The Museum offers discounts for teachers, military, neighborhood residents (10002 zip code), visitors with disabilities, and members of AAM, MANY, and National Trust. For more information, please contact us at [email protected]
Group of 10 or more? Book a group tour!
Tenement Museum
103 Orchard Street
New York, NY 10002
1 (877) 975-3786
Located on the corner of Orchard St and Delancey St. All tours start here.
Our wheelchair-accessible entrance faces the Delancey St side of 103 Orchard Street. The exact street address is 81 Delancey Street.
The Tenement Museum welcomes all visitors and offer accessible programs and services to enable all visitors to explore the stories we interpret.
Learn more about our accessible programs and services at the Museum.
Didn’t find the information you needed?
Check out our visitors’ most frequently asked questions, with answers to everything you need to know before your visit, from “what-to-expect” to tips on choosing your tour.
At the Tenement Museum, we strive to connect visitors to the history of generations of immigrants and migrants who have made the United States their home. We do this through historical context, adding complexity to personal narratives, fostering empathetic dialogue, and thoughtful storytelling.
We are committed to providing a safe experience for our team and visitors. Our professionally trained frontline staff are here to help you and facilitate dialogue. The Museum may refuse or revoke admission to individuals who endanger staff, visitors, or any Museum property, or who engage in verbal or physical harassment, discriminatory or threatening behavior, or otherwise interfere with the experience of others.
Please contact Visitor Services at [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns relating to your visit.