Discover New York's Bohemia on this tour to Greenwich Village and visit the places where musical counterculture and the cradle of the modern LGBTQ movement were conceived.
Greenwich Village Tour
After meeting the guide at the scheduled time, we'll head to Washington Square Park to venture into Greenwich Village. This area is known as New York's Bohemia and is home to many notable figures, including writer Edgar Allan Poe and musician Bob Dylan as well as historical figures like John Wilkes Booth.
As we explore iconic streets in Greenwich Village, we'll discuss the social activism campaigns that originated here, particularly the LGBTQ movement, and visit the important site of the movement, the Stonewall Inn.
We will also stroll down MacDougal Street to learn about some of the city's oldest cafes and bars, including a chance to try coffee made from the oldest espresso machine in America. Guests can take photos at the famous street corner featured in Friends and the alfresco venue from Mozart In The Jungle.
From talented musicians to some of the best pizza in the city, the streets of Greenwich Village have significantly influenced American culture. Join us to uncover the secrets of this vibrant neighborhood in the Big Apple.
