Immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Greenwich Village on an exciting guided walking tour! This lively neighborhood is a treasure trove of culture and history, and you’ll have the chance to explore iconic landmarks such as the Stonewall Inn, Washington Square Park, and the charming Cherry Lane Theater. Get ready to discover why this area has been a beloved haven for intellectuals, artists, and beat poets for generations.

Your adventure begins as you meet your enthusiastic guide, who will lead you through the very streets once walked by literary giants like Henry James and Edgar Allan Poe. You’ll hear captivating tales about innovative artists like Jackson Pollock, who helped shape the eclectic identity of the Village, and learn about influential thinkers like Upton Sinclair and John Reed, who shared ideas over coffee in cozy cafés.

As you stroll through Washington Square Park, feel the lively energy that defines “the Village.” You’ll pass by the hideouts of legends like Dylan Thomas, Jimi Hendrix, and Lenny Bruce, and learn all about the thriving Beat Generation. Along the way, discover some of New York’s hidden gems, including the city’s tiniest piece of private property.

Walk down Jones Street, where the iconic album cover for “The Freewheeling Bob Dylan” was captured, and visit Café Society, NYC’s first integrated club. Uncover the groundbreaking history of the gay liberation movement outside the Stonewall Inn, and check out the building featured in “Friends.” Don’t miss the oldest wooden house in the Village and the Cherry Lane Theater, a cherished part of off-Broadway history. Join us for a delightful journey through this dynamic neighborhood!