New York City: Pride Walking Tour

Dive into the pivotal moment that ignited the LGBTQ+ rights movement! This 75-minute walking tour, starting in Christopher Park, explores the legacy of the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in New York City. You'll uncover the fascinating history of this defining event and visit iconic LGBTQ+ landmarks, including the legendary Stonewall Inn. Get ready for a captivating journey through a vital chapter in history.

Step into the shoes of a pioneer! Our journey begins at Christopher Park, a truly unique place—one of the few sites on the National Register of Historic Places recognized for its pivotal role in LGBTQ+ history. Here, we'll meet, get settled, and receive a captivating introduction to our exploration. Discover the park's profound connection to the Pride Movement and learn about the struggles faced by the LGBTQ+ community in the years leading up to the Stonewall Uprising. Next, we'll head to the legendary Stonewall Inn. Your knowledgeable guide will bring the history of Stonewall to life, unveiling the compelling story of the uprising that ignited a global movement. We’ll then visit the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop, uncovering its significance and the remarkable tale of its founder. Along the way, you'll see the Gay Street sign—a fascinating coincidence—and stand where the first Pride March began, gazing upon the Pride Flag itself. Immerse yourself in the rich and often untold history of the LGBTQ+ community. The tour also includes visits to iconic LGBTQ+ bars: Julius, Fedora, and Marie's Crisis—each a chapter in a vibrant story. Finally, we’ll return to Christopher Park, concluding our journey at the same point where it began.