Travelers will visit McSorley’s Old Ale House, one of New York City’s oldest historic saloons. The guide will share stories from the Prohibition era, including tales of gangsters, bootleggers, and the bar’s role in New York’s political and social history. Guests will have time to explore the interior and hear fascinating stories, with the option to purchase a drink if they wish.

Guests will walk through Little Italy with their guide, learning about its immigrant history and its transformation during the Prohibition era. The guide will explain how speakeasies operated in the neighborhood and share stories of organized crime and cultural life in historic New York.

Travelers will stop at the historic Old Town Bar, known for its original interiors and long-standing history. The guide will share stories of Prohibition-era drinking culture and notable figures connected to the bar. Guests may explore the space and optionally purchase a drink.

The tour continues to Gramercy Park, where the guide will discuss the area’s historical importance and its connection to political movements and Prohibition-era New York. Guests will enjoy views of the park while hearing engaging stories about the surrounding neighborhood.

The final stop is Pete’s Tavern, one of New York City’s oldest continuously operating bars. The guide will share stories of famous patrons, Prohibition-era secrets, and the tavern’s lasting legacy. Guests may relax, explore the interior, and optionally purchase a drink.