New York City: Prohibition Walking Tour - With Drinks
SoHo, Manhattan, New York
Join a walking tour through New York City's most historic neighborhoods, where you’ll visit three of the city’s oldest saloons.
This walking tour in New York City explores six of the oldest saloons, ideal for history and Prohibition era enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Hear stories about notorious gangsters and bootleggers from the Prohibition era
- Learn about the rise of speakeasies and the city’s corrupt political scene
- Explore six of New York’s oldest and most iconic saloons on a walking tour
- Visit the historic Tammany Hall
- Visit Gramercy Park and Union Square
Description
Join a walking tour through New York City’s historic neighborhoods including Greenwich Village, SoHo, and Little Italy. Visit six of the city’s oldest saloons while learning about gangsters, bootleggers, and political figures who shaped Gotham during Prohibition.
Stroll through streets rich with history, hear captivating stories of Tammany Hall’s influence, and discover how these establishments became gathering spots for infamous characters. The tour ends in Little Italy, where guests may purchase drinks and experience the neighborhood’s atmosphere at their own pace.
Includes
- View six historic saloons
- Stories behind New York’s historic establishments
- Gangsters and bootleggers history
- Walk through Greenwich Village, SoHo, and Little Italy
- Speakeasy history and political stories
- Tour concludes at a legendary saloon
Excludes
- Drinks are paid for by guests
Important Information
- Arrive 15 minutes early at the meeting point
- 21+ only
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring valid ID. Evening tours offer a more atmospheric experience and access to speakeasies.
