• McSorley’s Old Ale House - At the conclusion of your two-hour stroll, take a moment to sit at the very bar where Declan Howell once stood atop and delivered a monologue on Shakespeare during the second season.

McSorley’s is among the most venerable taverns in New York City, its interior adorned with close to two centuries of memorabilia! Behold a vintage campaign sign for Theodore Roosevelt, the shackles from which Houdini escaped, a sculpture of John F. Kennedy, among numerous other artifacts.

McSorley’s Old Ale House exclusively offers ale, eschewing other forms of alcohol.

• Washington Square Park - Midge fervently addressed the women beneath the Washington Square Arch, rallying support for writer and local Greenwich Village activist Jane Jacobs in her fight to prevent the park’s transformation into a freeway.

This campaign was indeed a genuine effort in the late 1950s!
The arch, established in 1889, celebrates the Wall Street inauguration of George Washington as the nation’s inaugural president!

The arch is a renowned symbol; it features in
Barefoot In The Park
August Rush
I Am Legend
and the favorite film of my spouse, When Harry Met Sally.

• Discover 200-year-old houses and hidden alleys in a historic neighborhood
• Visit iconic TV show locations: Glee, Sex & The City, and the ‘Friends’ building
• Enjoy a two-hour guided walk through Greenwich Village as seen in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

• Tips or gratuities. As you would a bartender or waiter, please tip your guide.
• The tour ends at a great historic bar, though drinks aren’t included.(for +18 travelers)
• Private transportation