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On this private, guided tour, you’ll enjoy an accessible visit to the center of American counterculture, Greenwich Village in New York City. The tour itinerary is flexible so that you can adapt it to suit your interests and make the most of your guide’s local knowledge. You’ll see Washington Square Park and some parts of New York University, as well as some locations used for filmings.


	 


This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and includes multiple stops with accessible bathrooms. Many places visited are wheelchair-accessible and your guide will be available to provide assistance, if you require it.&nbsp;

Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York, NY, USA

Greenwich Village

Washington Square, New York, NY 10012, USA

Washington Square Park

West Village, New York, NY, USA

West Village

Crowds gather in the popular Washington Square Park.

The tour group walks on a quiet street, carrying to-go coffee cups.

The tour guide talks to two tourists on a New York street.

The tour guide escorts the group across a pedestrian crossing.

The tour group and guide have a rest on a bench.

One of the typical buildings in Greenwich Village.

A campus of New York University in Greenwich Village.

The guide leads the group through Greenwich Village.

The rooftops of Greenwich Village, set against the New York City skyline.

Greenwich Village, seen at dusk.

Meeting point: Washington Square Arch

Greenwich Village, often simply called "The Village," is a charming and historic neighborhood in New York City, known for its tree-lined streets, brownstone buildings, and bohemian atmosphere. Visitors can explore its eclectic mix of shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as landmarks like Washington Square Park. The neighborhood has a lively yet relaxed vibe, offering smooth pathways that make it easy to stroll or roll while soaking in its unique character and rich cultural history.

A busy street in Greenwich Village.

A residential street in Greenwich Village.

A pedestrian crossing in Greenwich Village with traffic lights and lowered sidewalks.

A busy street in Greenwich Village with shops and traffic.

A street in Greenwich Village.

A quiet sidestreet in Greenwich Village.

Washington Square Park, located in the heart of Greenwich Village, is a lively and iconic gathering spot in New York City. Visitors can enjoy its famous Washington Arch, tree-lined paths, and central fountain, often surrounded by musicians, street performers, and a vibrant community. The park offers smooth pathways and plenty of benches, making it an enjoyable and accessible space to relax or take in the dynamic atmosphere of the neighborhood.

The West Village is a picturesque and historic neighborhood in New York City, celebrated for its cobblestone streets, quaint townhouses, and vibrant arts scene. Known for its charm and character, it’s home to a variety of boutique shops, cozy cafes, and excellent restaurants. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful stroll or roll through its quieter streets, taking in the timeless architecture and lush greenery, which create a unique blend of urban and village-like charm.