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Greenwich Village Walking Tour
Birthplace of American counterculture$35 per adult
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$35 per adult
$35 per adult
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Local experts
Personal stories and insider travel tips -
Top-rated
Thousands of reviews averaging 4.9 stars -
Worry-free booking
Flexible scheduling and refunds
Highlights
- Walk the streets where Jimi Hendrix and Bob Dylan began their careers.
- Stand where the first battle-lines were drawn in the fight for gay rights.
- Stroll Washington Square Park, a peaceful oasis built atop a forgotten cemetery.
- Snap photos of scenes from movies and TV, including the apartment from “Friends."
What you'll do
It’s hard to find another NYC neighborhood with a more colorful history than Greenwich Village, home to artists, writers, and eccentrics.
We’ll begin at scenic Washington Square Park. Explore the glamorous side streets where the rich and famous live. As we walk, you’ll hear stories of f ... read more
It’s hard to find another NYC neighborhood with a more colorful history than Greenwich Village, home to artists, writers, and eccentrics.
We’ll begin at scenic Washington Square Park. Explore the glamorous side streets where the rich and famous live. As we walk, you’ll hear stories of folk heroes like Bob Dylan and Edgar Allen Poe and villains like John Wilkes Booth.
You can stand in solidarity where the gay rights movement began at Stonewall Inn, or sip a coffee made from the oldest espresso machine in America. Don’t forget to snap a photo of the famous “Friends” street corner and the al fresco venue from “Mozart In The Jungle.”
From the most talented musician in the park to the most mouthwatering slice of pizza in the city, so much of authentic American culture is born on these streets. Join us as we reveal the secrets of this tiny village in a big city.
Itinerary
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Washington Square Park
Home to musicians, artists, hustlers, and a famous arch
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McDougal Street
With the oldest espresso machine in America at Caffè Reggio
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Christopher Street
Featuring the Gay Liberation Monument in Christopher Park
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Stonewall Inn
A national landmark that launched the gay rights movement
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Friends Apartment
The famous street corner from 90s TV
Plan your trip
Accessibility
This tour is accessible for strollers and wheelchairs.
Tour ending point
The tour ends near the intersection of Christopher Street and 7th Avenue, just in front of Village Cigars.
Refund policy
We offer a 100% refund up to 24 hours before the start time.
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Meeting point
We meet at the southwest corner of Waverly Place and 6th Avenue.
FAQs
There’s 2-3 miles of walking at a moderate pace. If mobility is an issue, please arrange for a private tour.
Yes, this tour is included with a pass. You’ll need to make a reservation with your credit card on our New York pass page, and choose the pass you have. No charges will apply as long as you bring a valid pass. Pass holders can reschedule as long as your pass is valid for the day of the tour. If your pass is no longer valid on your rescheduled tour date, you’ll be charged for the tour.
We understand plans change. We offer a 100% refund up to 24 hours prior to your tour start time. We also offer rescheduling to another date the tour is running at no extra cost if you’re unable to make this tour. Please keep in mind there are no refunds available if you have already rescheduled your tour.
Plan to show up 15 minutes early. The tour starts promptly, and you may not be able to catch up if you arrive late.
Our tours run rain or shine, so please check the local forecast to plan. In rare cases when we have to cancel for extreme weather, we’ll offer you the chance to reschedule or give a full refund.
Tips are always appreciated but never expected. They’re a great way to tell your guide they did an awesome job and show your appreciation.
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