5 Oldest Bars of New York City - History and Tour

The 5 Oldest Bars of New York City are watering holes you've GOT to check out when you travel to the Big Apple. These places have the history of the city, they tell the story of her immigrants, her citizens and off all the changes that have gone on for the past few hundred years.

First we start at Fraunces Tavern, the oldest bar in New York. From there it's on to the Bridge Cafe next to the Brooklyn Bridge. Then, we move to the Ear Inn, built back in 1817. We travel next to the Bowery to McSorley's, where Abraham Lincoln once visited. Then on quickly to Pete's Tavern and finally to Old Town.

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