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ONGOING EXHIBITIONS & HISTORIC SHIP TOURS | 12 Fulton Street

Wednesday-Sunday | 11am to 7pm | Purchase Tickets

Stop by Schermerhorn Row to learn more about the many opportunities at the Museum. Purchase tickets, view the ongoing
exhibition Street of Ships: The Port and Its People, and sign up for membership or volunteering.

Visit our new ongoing exhibition: Millions: Migrants and Millionaires abroad the Great Liners, 1900-1914

Admission includes access to both the 1885 cargo ship Wavertree and the 1907 Lightship Ambrose, weather permitting. Guided tours of Ambrose are offered several times daily.

Due to Hurricane Sandy-related damages, access to the galleries on upper floors is by appointment, for Education programs, or private groups only. | Please e-mail info@seany.org for more information.

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SAIL NEW YORK HARBOR | Schooner Pioneer

Wednesday-Friday 7pm | Saturday-Sunday 1pm, 4pm, and 7pm

Pioneer begins sailing May 26th through October!

Spend an afternoon at the Museum! Bring your ticket to the Museum before or after your sail! Please be sure to arrive with ample time before your sail if you wish to visit the museum before or after your trip.

Through the sailing season Pioneer offers day and evening sails, unique and special event sails, as well as being available for charters and private events. Click Here for Calendar and Tickets

Click here for more information about Pioneer sailing and volunteer opportunities, as well as special events and programs.

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STREET OF SHIPS | Pier 16

The South Street Seaport Museum is home to a fleet of five historic vessels: the 132 year-old Wavertree, cargo ship and flagship of the Seaport Museum’s fleet, now back from a 13-million dollar, 18 month, city-funded restoration; the Historic National Landmark 1907 Lightship Ambrose; schooners Pioneer and Lettie G. Howard, both award-winning sail training vessels; and W.O. Decker, one of the last steam-powered, wooden tugs built in New York.

Click HERE to learn about our historic ships.

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SEAPORT WALKING TOURS | 12 Fulton Street

Click here for schedule and information

The Seaport Museum offers several tours on varying topics that bring to light the hidden, forgotten, and overlooked histories of the seaport district and New York.

All tours meet at the Museum’s main entrance (12 Fulton Street). Tours will last approximately 75 minutes. Please be sure to dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes | Please e-mail walkingtours@seany.org for more information.

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BOWNE PRINT SHOPS & MARITIME CRAFT CENTER | 207-211 Water Street

7 Days a Week* | 11:00 am to 7:00 pm | Free to the Public | Workshops
*Bowne Printers is open Mondays by appointment only

Carrying on the age old tradition of job printing (small batch printing), the South Street Seaport Museum is home to Bowne & Co. Stationers, New York’s oldest operating business under the same name, and Bowne Printers, which offers workshops and custom printing. Visitors can see our collection of 19th printing presses and purchase printed goods.

For Bowne & Co. Stationers, please call (646)-315-4478 or e-mail bowne@seany.org for more information.

For Bowne Printers, please call (646)-628-2707 or e-mail bowneprinters@seany.org for more information.

GETTING HERE

By subway:

  • Take the A, C, 2, 3, J, Z, 4, or 5 train to Fulton Street.
  • Upon exiting, walk east on Fulton Street until you reach the museum. Depending on where you exit, the walk takes between 8 and 15 minutes.

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    By bus:

  • Take the M-15 SBS or M-15 to Fulton Street. Note: On the M-15 SBS, you must pay at the bus stop before boarding.
  • Walk one block east.

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    By ferry:

  • The East River Ferry, Water Taxi, and New York Waterway provide service to Pier 11 from Brooklyn, Queens, and New Jersey.
  • From Pier 11, walk north on South Street for about 5 minutes.
  • Once at Fulton Street, turn left. The Visitor Center (12 Fulton Street) is about a half block west.
  • From the Staten Island Ferry, the museum is about a mile walk Northeast on Water or South Street.

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    Parking:

  • Parking in the area is limited. There is a parking lot located at Front and John Streets, just one block from the museum. Another lot is available at 294 Pearl Street.
    *As we are located in an historic district please contact the museum regarding accessibility needs prior to your visit