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New York City Walking Tours - The Edgar Allan Poe Greenwich Village Walking Tour
From Edgar Allan Poe to the beat poets, join us to discover where American literature, painting, cinema, and modern music got their start. Named after the father of American poetry, this tour will explore the origins of the neighborhood that became the incubator for the art movements in the United States, from American literature and theater to stand-up comedy and classic rock.
This stroll through the winding, twisted streets of Greenwich Village takes you to sights including Washington Square, New York University, Sheridan Square, Our Lady of Pompeii Church, and the folk music clubs of Bleecker Street. For well over a century, “The Village” has nurtured struggling artists, writers and musicians from Edgar Allan Poe to the Beat poets to Bob Dylan. See where the Roosevelt's used to romp and where Jazz and Ragtime got much of their start. The fun quality that is the village will be found in this historic tour.
Significant Attractions Include:
• Washington Square Park and Arch
• New York University
• Stonewall Inn
• Bleecker Street
• Rocco’s Pastry Shop
• Café Wha?
• MacDougal Street
• Sheridan Square
• Our Lady of Pompeii Church
• Home of Edgar Allen Poe
Tour runs daily at 2:00 PM
$25 per Adult
$20 per Child
$35 - 6 printed 5 x 7 photos of your choice from the tour taken by an Uncle Sam's New York photographer
Walk-up Customers are allowed, but we ask that you call our reservation line at 212.888.8769 to confirm your place on the tour.
Tour Begins:
Tour meets under the Washington Square Arch located at the intersection of 5th Avenue and Waverly Place. Look for the Uncle Sam's New York ticket agent and a tour guide.
Tour Length:
2 hours, 1.5 miles/2 kilometers
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