New York guide · LGBTQ-FRIENDLY
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The strongest lgbtq-friendly tours leave room for the block, meal or view that comes next. Use the route details, timing and booking notes here to find the version that belongs in your itinerary.
Pride Tours NYC LGBTQ Historical Walking Tour in Greenwich Village, 75 minutes, $30, small group, Stonewall to the Rainbow Flag.
“The tour was great! The tour guide was knowledgeable and passionate about the history. He took the time to show us around the neighborhood and make some good recommendations. All in all, it was a good experience.”
Walk Greenwich Village’s LGBTQ+ milestones, from the Mattachine Society sip-in to Stonewall, the rainbow flag, AIDS activism, and more.
“A well-paced tour through a beautiful neighborhood of significant spots in the queer history of New York City.”
A small-group Greenwich Village tour mixing LGBTQ landmarks and story-led food samples, ending at Stonewall National Monument.
“A lovely day with beautiful weather strolling in Greenwich Village with Greg learning about LGBTQ history in the area and snacking along the way. Thank you Greg.”
A 2-hour LGBTQ history walk linking the Sip-Ins to Stonewall in the West Village, ending at Julius' Bar.
“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…”
A 2-hour walk in Greenwich Village linking Stonewall, AIDS activism, and modern LGBTQ+ rights, guided by Michael with Q&A.
