New York Rock and Roll History Walking Tour
Explore New York's rock and roll history on a 3-hour walking tour through Greenwich Village, visiting iconic venues and legendary spots.
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Important Information
- • Tour may be canceled due to weather or low bookings
- • Pets allowed (assistance dogs only)
- • Not recommended for those with poor cardiovascular health
- • Comfortable shoes recommended
- • Public transportation nearby
Embark on a captivating journey through New York's Greenwich Village, where rock and roll legends made history. This immersive walking tour takes you to the venues where Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix launched their careers, and to CBGB, the birthplace of punk rock. Discover the Fillmore East, known as the 'Church of Rock and Roll,' and the Pyramid Club, a hub for music and art in the 1980s. Visit the home where Buddy Holly recorded his last songs and explore Andy Warhol's vibrant world at the Exploding Plastic Inevitable. You'll also see the site where Sid Vicious met his demise and the apartment where John and Yoko first lived in New York. End your tour at the legendary White Horse Tavern, a favorite haunt of poet Dylan Thomas. This tour is a must for any music lover eager to walk in the footsteps of rock and roll icons. Book now to secure your spot on this unforgettable journey through New York's musical past.
Pros
- Visit iconic music venues
- See CBGB, birthplace of punk
- Discover classic album cover spots
- Explore Andy Warhol's world
- Walk in music legends' footsteps
- End at the White Horse Tavern
Includes
- Walking tour and guide
Excludes
Tour Highlights
- • Visit iconic music venues
- • See CBGB, birthplace of punk
- • Discover classic album cover spots
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