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Michelle Nevius

PRIVATE WALKING TOURS OF NEW YORK CITY

 

 

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All tours are led by Michelle or James Nevius and feature a mix of stops that highlight the history, architecture, and cultural development of the neighborhood. We are both historians who believe that the best way to experience New York City is up close and on foot.

 

 

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We provide private walking tours every day of the week for groups of all sizes. Most tours cover between a mile-a-half and two-and-a-half miles in approximately two hours. Two-hour private tours cost a flat fee of $80 for groups of 1, 2, or 3 people; it is $20.00 per person if your party is four or more people. Discounts are available for student groups and parties of more than 10 people. (3- and 4-hour tours cost more; please see the individual tour descriptions.)

 

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Public Walking Tours      

Sunday, June 27, 2010
at 4:00PM


Walking Tour of the Historic Heart of Greenwich Village in conjunction with Shakespeare & Co.


FREE


Summer will soon be upon us. What better time for a walk?

On Sunday, June 27, at 4:00 p.m., we will join with Shakespeare & Co. Booksellers in Greenwich Village to offer a free, one-hour walking tour of the heart of this historic neighborhood. We’ll meet at Shakespeare & Company’s store at 716 Broadway and walk west toward Washington Square, highlighting some of the stories featured Inside the Apple. Sunday the 27th is also Pride Day and while we won’t get as far west as Sheridan Square and the Stonewall Inn, we will talk a little bit about the Village’s crucial role in the gay rights movement.

The tour will last about an hour and end back at Shakespeare & Co. for a Q&A. Books will, of course, be available for sale and signing.

 

Please meet at the Shakespeare & Co. store at 716 Broadway (at Washington Place). In order to start on time, please plan to be there by 3:50PM at the latest.

 

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And if a public tour doesn’t work with your schedule and you would like to book a private walking tour, please visit our List of Walking Tours to choose the neighborhood tour that is right for you.