New York City LGBTQ+ History Walking Tour
Explore NYC's untold LGBTQ+ history on a 2-hour walking tour through Greenwich Village, uncovering stories of queer pioneers and vibrant resistance.
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Important Information
- • Tour operates rain or shine, dress appropriately
- • Comfortable walking shoes recommended
- • Wheelchair accessible
- • Public transportation options nearby
- • Service animals allowed
Embark on a captivating journey through New York City's rich LGBTQ+ history on this walking tour. Discover the untold stories of queer pioneers who shaped the city long before the Stonewall Riots. As you stroll through Greenwich Village, you'll explore the vibrant heart of America's first Bohemian playground, where artists, poets, and radicals lived openly. Learn about the Mob's involvement in queer nightlife and the brave activists who fought back. From the flirtations of Walt Whitman to the secret lives of trans pioneers, this tour brings to life the gritty and glamorous moments of LGBTQ+ resistance. Join us to celebrate the legacy of those who paved the way for modern rights, and experience the enduring spirit of diversity that defines New York City.
Pros
- Discover untold LGBTQ+ stories in NYC
- Explore Greenwich Village's vibrant history
- Learn about queer pioneers and activists
- Uncover hidden historical sites
- Hear about the Mob's role in queer nightlife
- Experience the spirit of LGBTQ+ resistance
Includes
- Guided walking tour
- Expert LGBTQ+ historian guide
- Access to hidden historical sites
Excludes
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities (optional)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Private transportation
- Air-conditioned vehicle
Tour Highlights
- • Discover untold LGBTQ+ stories in NYC
- • Explore Greenwich Village's vibrant history
- • Learn about queer pioneers and activists
You'll be redirected to the tour operator's website to complete your booking.
