Secrets of the East Village in Manhattan

Overview

Once considered part of the Lower East Side, the East Village has become a unique part of New York City with its numerous historical buildings, unique architecture, and ethnic foods to name a few. This tour of the East Village will highlight many of these sites from the history of the area to the present day. This has been a key location for numerous immigrants during the past two centuries and offers interesting sites to see. The tour concludes in Tompkins Parks where two key statures will be highlighted.

City: New York City

Tue 01 Apr

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Starting at $300.00

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Tue 01 Apr

Starting at $300.00

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What's Included

Guided Walking Tour

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

What To Expect

East Village

Once considered part of the Lower East Side, the East Village has become a unique part of New York City with its numerous historical building, unique architecture, and ethnic foods to name a few. This tour or the East Village will highlight many of these sites from the history of the area to the present day.

Astor Place

Visit this historic place where an Opera House once stood. See the magnificent “Alamo Cube”.

St. Mark's Place

Visit one of the oldest churches on the Bowery where Peter Stuyvesant and his family are buried.

East Village

See the “Walk of Fame” plaques of actors and actresses.

The Public Theater

The historic Public Theater was created by Joseph Papp.

Show 2 more stops

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