Freewheelin’ Greenwich: A Bob Dylan Tour of Music, Food & Hidden History

Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village Walking Tour

Walk the streets where Dylan lived, wrote, and transformed American music. This immersive tour blends live storytelling, hidden history, and classic Village food across 24 iconic stops.

Visit the cafés, clubs, and corners that shaped Blowin’ in the Wind, Mr. Tambourine Man, and the 1960s folk revival — from The Bitter End to Washington Square Park.

🎶 Live-narrated Dylan history
🍕 4–5 tastings from Village favorites
📸 Photo ops at legendary landmarks
📍 Easy 1-mile walk
💡 Small-group, high-energy experience

The Bitter End, 147 Bleecker Street
Duration: ~2 hours
Tickets: $99 (tour + tastings)

Info: Walk the same blocks where Dylan lived, wrote, and performed — from The Bitter End and Café Wha? to Caffè Reggio and The Gaslight. This stretch captures the raw beginnings of the Village folk movement.

Info: Taste your way through the Village’s Italian-American legacy — Joe’s Pizza, Faicco’s, Murray’s Cheese, and Rocco’s Pasticceria. Each stop tells a story about the neighborhood’s immigrant roots and its connection to the artists who called it home.

Info: Explore the side streets where culture, theater, and activism collided — from Lucille Lortel Theater to Stonewall National Monument. Discover how the Village evolved from folk rebellion to social revolution.

Info: End where Dylan’s legend was immortalized — the Freewheelin’ album cover corner, Washington Square Hotel, and Washington Square Park. A reflective finale to the Village’s most storied streets.

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