Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village
2 hours • 2 miles • Ages 12+
What to Expect
See where Bob Dylan lived, performed and hung out in New York
In January of 1961, Bob Dylan arrived in Greenwich Village with one goal in mind, to become a successful folk singer. And within one year, he was well on the way to achieving that goal. The people and culture of the Village in the early ‘60s had a profound and lasting impact on Dylan, and through him, on the entire world.
On this tour, we will visit the venues and clubs where Dylan played and launched his career. We will talk about the people who befriended him, gave him a couch to sleep on, and supported him in his early shows.
So come along with us as we walk the legendary streets of New York City’s Greenwich Village, the streets that called to a young man from Hibbings, Minnesota.
Includes
This is a 2-hour walking tour through Greenwich Village.
Duration
2 hours
Address
West 4th St & Mercer St
Pricing
| Person | $47.17 |
| Private Group | Free |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 2 days before the start time.
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