Greenwich Village Walking Tour

Make your own way to the meeting point near the High Line to start your walking tour with your native New Yorker guide. In a small group, your guide will walk at a leisurely pace through Greenwich Village streets lined with early 19th-century town houses. Hear stories of past residents, local architecture, Native American history, and personal anecdotes that bring this fabled New York City neighborhood to life. Discover the 'castle' of great Native American sachems (chiefs) and learn about the scandals of the founding fathers of the Republic. Your guide provides two rest breaks during the tour.

Join this Greenwich Village history tour led by a native New Yorker. Marc will walk you through the Greenwich Village streets of early 19th-century town houses. Stories of past residents, local history, Native American history, architecture and personal anecdotes enliven this New York City tour. Marc covers unique parts of the Village. Most tours are only 1-2 people and special interests can be accommodated.

It is easy to maintain social distancing (May 2020) for the small groups of 1-2 people. I recommend early morning walks through the almost deserted streets. It is a lovely time of year and the flowers are beautiful.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed
Near public transportation
Transportation is wheelchair accessible
Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers