Highlights
Visit the iconic Washington Square Park
See the memorial for the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
Recreate the photo from Bob Dylan’s “Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan” album cover
Stand outside the Stonewall Inn, the home of the modern gay rights movement
See the preserved townhouses and lively streets which give the Village its particular character
Visit the cafes and quirky historical sites beloved by local New Yorkers today
Small group capped at 15 to ensure a personalized experience
Led by a licensed professional guide
Things to Know
There will be a moderate amount of walking involved. Dress accordingly
Umbrellas recommended (great for rain or to escape the sun)
guests say
"Fantastic tour with Nick. An absolute fount of knowledge about not just the village but NYC as a whole. Really interesting learning about the evolution of Greenwich Village over the years. Definitely recommend. Will be doing again when I'm next back in NYC."
- Will
About the Tour
Immerse yourself in authentic New York life as you explore world-renowned sites like Washington Square Park, the Stonewall Inn and Cafe Wha? Along the way, learn how the Village changed from a suburban hamlet into a musical, artistic, countercultural bohemian haven home to figures like Bob Dylan, Jack Kerouac and Jane Jacobs. Visit the cafes, parks and odd historical sites that New Yorkers have loved for the past century, finishing with an optional stop at a local cafe recommended by your guide.
