Før Stonewall hemmelige homoseksuelle historie af New York City
Beskrivelse
Gå ud over den velkendte historie om Stonewall og afsløre de skjulte oprindelser af LGBTQ + liv i New York City på denne fascinerende gåtur gennem Greenwich Village. Langt før den moderne rettighedsbevægelse tjente landsbyen som tilflugt for udlændinge, kunstnere og oprørere, der roligt byggede et af de mest pulserende queer samfund i landet. Rejs tilbage gennem århundreder af overset historie, fra den koloniale æra til 1960'erne, og opdag digtere, udøvere og pionerer, der formede LGBTQ + kultur i New York. Gå de samme gader, hvor Walt Whitman skrev revolutionær poesi, der fejrer kærlighed og identitet, hør historierne om tidlige drag-performer og kønskonforme New Yorker, og lær om de hemmelige barer og samlingssteder, hvor queer kultur blomstrede trods forfølgelse. Undervejs vil din ekspert-licenserede guide bringe de dristige, tragiske, oprørske og inspirerende historier til live, der banede vejen for den moderne LGBTQ + rettighedsbevægelse.
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
En populær LGBTQ bar, hvor "Sip-In's" fandt sted, en begivenhed, der foregår Stonewall. Hjælp til at ændre servicelove i barer og restauranter mod LGBTQ-patroner.
Stedet for Stonewall-oprørene i 1969. I dag en populær LGBTQ Bar og National Landmark. Vidste du, at mafiaen ejede den?
En af New Yorks mest populære parker. Center for LGBTQ liv og samfund.
Vigtigste gennemgang af LGBTQ synlighed i New York City
En gade engang fyldt med hemmelige speakeasies og te rooms catering til LGBTQ samfundet, nu en af de mest populære gader for komedie klubber, cafeer, musik steder og hurtige bidder.
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Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Kørestolsegnet
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Transportmulighederne er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Alle områder er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
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This was an excellent tour and I highly recommend it to anyone interested. Michael was such an informative and nice guide too!
This experience was fantastic. There are longer moments of pause for stories and history in this tour. So the walking isn't over board, and the rests are great. This is great even for those that know history. There was a ton of information I didn't know, or was nicely flushed out by the guide. It also ends at what used to be a gay bookstore, but unfortunately is not anymore. There LGBTQ section is small, but unique. Tons of titles I couldn't get back home or didn't even know about. It also ends at a gelato/ice cream shop, so if you need a snack it is right there. Patrick was also fantastic and extremely knowledgeable. He was the one to tell me about the bookstores history, which was not even part of the tour. He was a nice level of serious and whimsical when showing off the meat rack. He was patient with my questions since the history isn't able to always be chronological with the layout of the neighborhood (we talked about the Gay Liberation before the Mattachine Society, for example). We went during the bitter cold, so the tablet died. However, he was able to access the photos and info with his phone, and was perfect since I was the only person on the tour. This was a wonderful experience, and I can't wait to do the later part of the history tour when I am in the city next. Also, while you only walk by, I highly encourage doubling back to go and see the Stonewall Inn Visitor Center. It is gorgeous and has some nice apparel for purchase.
Super educational and fun! The tour guide, Percy was extremely informative and knowledgeable. Absolutely would recommend this tour to other people.
Enjoyable and educational. Knowledgeable guide. Definitely recommend to those interested in LGBT history.
Fantastic Tour. An interesting look into the lives of 19th and early 20th century LGBTQ individuals and Artists. Recommended
