New York · LGBTQ-FRIENDLY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 3 lgbtq-friendly tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Walk Greenwich Village with an English-speaking guide from Julius’ and the 1969 Stonewall uprising to the AIDS Memorial and LGBT Community Center. Expect thoughtful stories, free historic sites, photo stops, an original Keith Haring mural, and a maximum group of 20.
“A well-paced tour through a beautiful neighborhood of significant spots in the queer history of New York City.”
Join Patrick or Percy for a two-hour walking tour of New York’s LGBTQ history. Visit the site of the Sip-In, Stonewall Inn, key Greenwich Village spaces, and Julius’ Bar. Expect stories, photos, pauses, and a small group of up to 25 people.
“This experience was fantastic. There are longer moments of pause for stories and history in this tour. So the walking isn't over board, and the rests are great. This is great even for those that know history. There was a ton of information I didn't know, or was nicely flushed out by the guide. It also ends at what used to be a gay bookstore, but unfortunately is not anymore. There LGBTQ section is small, but unique. Tons of titles I couldn't get back home or didn't even know about. It also ends at a gelato/ice cream shop, so if you need a snack it is right there. Patrick was…”
Walk through Greenwich Village with an English-speaking guide, visiting Stonewall Inn, the Gay Liberation Monument, the NYC AIDS Memorial, and the LGBT Community Center. You’ll hear personal stories, meet key moments in LGBTQ+ history, and enter the Community Center during this accessible two-hour tour.
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