Greenwich Village is located in the Lower Manhattan. It was the epicenter of the American Bohemia movement of the early 20th century. Greenwich Village has many interesting things to do, and sights to see.
Walk Along the Tree-Lined Streets
The streets of Greenwich Village are known for Jazz clubs, off-Broadway theaters and restaurants.
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Washington Square Park
An iconic park, witness to protests for equality, gay rights, and freedom of the press.
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Oldest Living Italian-American Community
Explore the oldest Italian-American community, with roots predating the Civil War, and savor the best Italian cuisine as you stroll through the neighborhood.
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Jazz Clubs for Music Lovers
Greenwich streets are dotted with Jazz clubs where you can enjoy live music and games like shuffleboard, pool, and ping-pong.
Off-Broadway Play for Theater Lovers
Include an off-Broadway play in your itinerary. You get to see some of the best off-Broadway plays in the small alleys of Greenwich.
Gay Liberation Monument
Located at Christopher Street, the monument by George Segal depicts contemporary US history and was opened to the public in 1992.
New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture
Opened in 1964, the Studio School caters to the budding artists by inviting some of the best contemporaries in this fields to give lectures.
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Visit the Homesa of American Poets
Explore the homes of poets like Marianne Moore, E.E. Cummings, and Edna St. Vincent in Greenwich Village to delve into their lives.