Pride Walking Tour in New York City
- Bring out your rainbow flag and walk loud and proud on this memorable Pride walking tour in New York City
- Make your way to iconic landmarks like the Stonewall Inn, the Gay Street sign, and more
- Hear stories of what life was like for the community before the historic Stonewall Uprising from the tour’s expert guide
- Learn the inspiring history of the LGBTQ movement and their fight for equal rights and marriage equality over the years
- Stand in the actual location of the first Pride march in the city and discover its impact to society today
What to expect
Offers a comprehensive walking tour exploring the history of the Stonewall Uprising and the evolution of the modern LGBTQ Pride movement. Starting at Christopher Park, the tour visits significant landmarks, including The Stonewall Inn, the site of the first Pride March, and Julius Bar, where the first "Sip-In" protest took place. Learn about key figures like Craig Rodwell and pivotal moments that shaped LGBTQ history.
The journey covers the events of June 28, 1969, the immediate aftermath, and the rise of Pride. Stops also include the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop, Gay Liberation Monument, and other sites of historical importance. A portion of proceeds supports Heritage of Pride, making this an insightful and meaningful experience for all ages






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