Greenwich Village, New York City Culture and History Walking Tour

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Explore the fascinating secrets and rich history of Greenwich Village, New York City's most intriguing neighborhood.
Discover cemeteries hidden in plain sight and hear the true history behind stories of ghosts in Washington Square Park.
Follow in the footsteps of rock legends Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix at Café Wha, where they began their careers, and stop by the Gaslight Cafe, made famous by poets in the Beat generation.
At the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, hear the tale of the tragic fire that led to changes in labor laws.
Visiting remnants of the past, see the 1811 plan that transformed Manhattan from rural fields to a modern metropolis.
At the site of his prohibition-era speakeasy, learn about the infamous mayor Jimmy Walker.
Pass by The Stonewall Inn where a riot in 1969 began the LGBTQ rights movement.
Walk over an old underground stream that still flows today.
Finally, stand where founding father Thomas Paine died alone and friendless.
Distance: 2 miles / 3 km
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Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. Service animals allowed. Public transportation options are available nearby. Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Suitable for all physical fitness levels