New York City Pride Tour

The Stonewall Inn and the surrounding streets of Greenwich Village need no introduction here. Tucked into the West Village, this small Christopher Street tavern became the flashpoint of the 1969 uprising that galvanized the modern LGBTQ rights movement, and the blocks around it have carried that legacy ever since. Walking these tree-lined streets today, you feel the weight and the joy of the place at once: the rainbow flags, the cobblestones, the National Monument that now marks where ordinary people made history.

For anyone planning a New York trip, this corner of the city is essential ground. A knowledgeable local guide brings the neighborhood alive, connecting the bars, sidewalks, and landmarks to the people who fought here and the culture that flourished afterward. It is a moving, memorable way to understand a community that helped shape New York's identity and the world's.