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The Speakeasy Adventure: A Tipsy Trip Through History
New York,
United States
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Overview
Duration
3h
Languages
English
Voucher type
E-Ticket
What To Expect
Sip, swirl, taste, and gulp – it's time for a tipsy adventure through New York's underground watering holes! ️♀️ Get ready to embark on a journey that feels like stumbling upon secret oases amidst the midtown madness. Consider this your ticket to the hidden escapes from the tourist hustle and bustle.
But that's not all – you won't just be roaming solo. Our exciting tour guides, the true masters of the art, will be your compass through this spirited expedition. ️ And oh, the history! Get ready to be enchanted by tales as old as time, as you sip on libations inspired by the past.
So, gather your curiosity and an adventurous spirit – it's time to unlock the door to New York's hidden treasures and stories, one sip at a time. Let's dive into the spirited trails and make some history of our own! ️
What to remember
Important info
Public transportation options are available nearby. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness. Minimum drinking age is 21 years old. Dress code is smart casual. A maximum of 10 people per booking. Participants must bring a government issued photo ID or a passport for proof of age
What's included
Visit to three historical and iconic NYC bars and pubs . Local, professional and licensed guide. Free admission, express entry and preferred customer treatment at venues. Great storytelling of U.S. immigration, political and Prohibition history
What's not included
Alcoholic/non-alcoholic drinks (available to purchase). Gratuities
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel your tour until a day in advance
Provider
Telltale Tours
Meeting Point
Meet on 8th Avenue between 49th Street and 50th Street outside the office building entrance to One Worldwide Plaza. On 8th Avenue, there is a bike rack in front and Carnegie Diner is visible across the street.