Excursión de un día a Greenwich Village

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Itinerario

1. 1

   Roosevelt Island

   The former Women’s House of Detention once stood at 10 Greenwich Avenue, looming over Greenwich Village as one of the city’s most hated and feared jail sites. Women were held here for everything from theft and violence to sex work, addiction, poverty, public drunkenness, and simply living outside society’s expectations. Guests will hear how this prison became a symbol of punishment, control, and suffering — and why reports of screams, crying, and ghostly female figures still cling to a place the city tried to erase.

   20 minutos•Entrada gratuita•Ver en el mapa

2. 2

   Christopher Street and the Stonewall Inn

   Christopher Street and the Stonewall Inn are known around the world as landmarks of LGBTQ+ resistance, but their history is also rooted in risk, secrecy, police raids, and survival. Before Stonewall became a symbol of pride, it was part of a rougher nightlife world where queer New Yorkers gathered because they had few places where they could safely be themselves. Guests will explore the darker side of this historic street — where rebellion, fear, freedom, and lingering echoes of the past still shape one of Greenwich Village’s most powerful stories.

   20 minutos•Entrada no incluida

3. 3

   Roosevelt Island

   Eve’s Hangout

   Eve’s Hangout was a small 1920s café run by Eva Kotchever, an immigrant, writer, business owner, and outspoken woman who made respectable society deeply uncomfortable. The café became a gathering place for women, artists, queer New Yorkers, radicals, and intellectuals who wanted to talk openly about sex, politics, censorship, and freedom. Guests will hear how this bold little space became a target for police and moral authorities — and why the story of Eve’s Hangout still feels like a haunting of defiance, erasure, and a woman who refused to be quiet.

   20 minutos•Entrada gratuita•Ver en el mapa

4. 4

   Roosevelt Island

   The townhouse at 18 West 11th Street became the site of one of Greenwich Village’s most shocking modern tragedies when it exploded in 1970 while members of the Weather Underground were building bombs inside. The blast killed three people, destroyed the home, and exposed the violent edge of political radicalism hidden behind a quiet residential facade. Guests will hear how this beautiful Village block became tied to extremism, destruction, and ghost stories of figures in upper windows, sudden anxiety, and echoes of an explosion that still seems to haunt the street.

   20 minutos•Entrada gratuita•Ver en el mapa

Punto de encuentro

Meet outside the gates of Jefferson Market Garden, by the sign near the corner of Christopher Street and Greenwich Avenue. Your guide will be waiting near the entrance gate.

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Recogida

• Todos se encuentran en el punto de inicio

Qué debes saber

• Wheelchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted
• One per booking

Cancelación y reembolso

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

• Se cancela con reembolso íntegro si el tiempo lo impide
• Se cancela con reembolso íntegro si hay muy pocos viajeros