• Washington Square Park - Enjoy the beauty of this park and square, complete with its fountain and monuments. Engage in several challenges as you learn about them.
• New York University - Explore the various NYU pavilions around Washington Square Park and tackle challenges as you discover more about them. Spend 10 minutes here and complete several challenges.
• Fiorello La Guardia Park - Visit the AIA New York Center for Architecture located by this small park. Take on a challenge as you learn about La Guardia, the former mayor.
• Lure Fishbar - Experience the setting for the cover art of Billy Joel’s “An Innocent Man” album while you tackle a challenge related to this unique restaurant.
• Raoul’s - Take on a challenge outside Raoul’s as you explore this part of Prince Street. Engage in a few challenges focused on architecture and design.
• Bedford Triangle Park - Discover the two parks at this intersection while solving challenges, and find directions to your next destination.
• James J Walker Park - Admire a grand Ellis Island mural and learn about the island itself on your way to a large city park.
• The Church of St. Luke in the Fields - Discover the history of the third oldest church in New York City. Solve a challenge, and perhaps catch a glimpse of their beautiful gardens.
• Friends Building - Visit the iconic “Friends” apartment building and learn a bit about the show. Also, explore the neighborhood and its historic, expensive homes.
• Marie’s Crisis - Gain insight into this speakeasy, as well as Thomas Payne, who was a regular visitor. Complete a few challenges.
• Hess Triangle - Uncover New York City’s smallest plot of land. Solve a challenge and learn about the dispute between the city and the Hess family estate.
• Stonewall National Monument - Learn about a pivotal moment in the history of LGBTQ+ rights in America. Engage in challenges while you’re here.
• General Philip Henry Sheridan Statue - Take on a Civil War challenge while learning about General Philip Henry Sheridan, near the Stonewall Inn.
• Eleanor Roosevelt’s Home - Discover more about this remarkable First Lady of the United States, who cherished this neighborhood. Complete your final challenges here.

• See 36 unique locations and sights.
• Get instructions and directions directly on your smartphone.
• Engage in 31 varied challenges.

• Transportation not provided as this is a walking tour.

Are you searching for activities in New York’s Greenwich Village? Embark on our 3-hour independently guided walking tour and explore this district. Gain insight into its past and uncover all its highlights. Tackle surprising tasks at each step of your journey, helping you discern your following location and enjoy yourself.

From Washington Square to the Hudson River Greenway and the Gay Liberation Monument, the walk navigates through New York University. Along the way, you’ll come across a variety of parks, museums, and landmarks.

Dubbed as the Greenwich Village Tourist Scavenger Hunt, this self-directed walking tour spans 3.4 km / 2.1 mi with intriguing activities scattered throughout. It’s designed to keep you entertained for 3 hours.

An entertaining educational experience
Behold 36 breathtaking sites!
Delve into regional history
A fun-filled venture for all age groups, including children
Fully wheelchair and stroller-accessible
Welcoming to pets throughout the tour
Begin on your own schedule from your smartphone - no prescribed timetable
Finish your hunt at your own pace, taking as little or as much time as you prefer

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