• Jefferson Market Library - Begin your tour at the historic Jefferson Market Library
• Washington Square Park - Stroll to Washington Square Park, pausing for photos beneath the iconic arch while learning about the park’s history and experiencing its vibrant present filled with markets and music
• Triangle Shirtwaist Factory - Visit the memorial for the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, discovering the tragedy and its significance in the Village’s history
• West Village - Wander through the winding streets and hidden alleys of the neighborhood with your guide, uncovering what makes the area unique and why it has always attracted artists
• W 4th Street & Jones Street - Stand outside Bob Dylan’s former home in the Village, posing on the street where he captured the photo for his first successful album and discussing the evolution of bohemian music and art in the area
• The Stonewall Inn - Explore the Stonewall Inn and learn about the Village’s pivotal role in countercultural protest movements
• MacDougal Street - Conclude at MacDougal Street, delving into the cafes where artistic and musical movements began in the 1950s and continue to thrive
• La Lanterna di Vittorio - Finish with an optional visit to a local cafe recommended by your guide

• See the memorial for the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
• Small group (8 or fewer people) to ensure a personalized experience
• See the preserved townhouses and lively streets which give the Village its particular character
• Licensed professional guide
• Stand outside the Stonewall Inn, the home of the modern gay rights movement
• Visit the iconic Washington Square Park
• Visit the cafes and quirky historical sites beloved by local New Yorkers today
• Recreate the photo from Bob Dylan’s “Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan” album cover

• Gratuities

More than just a random assortment of sights, this small group experience offers a comprehensive story of Greenwich Village, one of New York City’s most iconic neighborhoods. Dive into genuine New York life as you visit famous landmarks such as Washington Square Park, the Stonewall Inn, and Cafe Wha? Discover how the Village evolved from a suburban hamlet into a vibrant, artistic, and countercultural bohemian hub, home to legends like Bob Dylan, Jack Kerouac, and Jane Jacobs. Explore the cafes, parks, and unique historical sites cherished by New Yorkers for over a century, concluding with an optional visit to a local cafe recommended by your guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.