The Stonewall Inn Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Stonewall Inn. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Greenwich Village Walking and Food-Tasting Tour
• Guided Walking Tour of Greenwich Village Nightlife
• Semi-Private Greenwich Village Walking Tour
• Pride Tours NYC's LGBTQ Historical Walking Tour
• Village Pride LGBTQ+ History Walking Tour

The Stonewall Inn sometimes charges a cover fee, especially when it’s hosting special events such as quizzes, bingo, karaoke, or cabaret shows, and there’s often a 2-drink minimum purchase per person. Drink prices are US$7–14, but there are happy-hour deals Monday to Friday, 4–7pm.

The Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village, NYC, is a historic LGBTQ+ bar that was the site of the 1969 Stonewall Riots, a pivotal event in the gay liberation movement in the US. At the time, it was one of the few gay bars in the city. It’s now a National Historic Landmark and still a working bar.

On the west side of lower Manhattan in Greenwich Village, the Stonewall Inn is on Christopher Street near 7th Avenue. The bar is easy to reach from other parts of the city, since there are a number of subway stops nearby; the closest is the Christopher St–Stonewall stop, on the 1 line.

The Stonewall Inn is open seven days a week. Monday–Friday it’s open from 2pm until 4am, while on Saturday and Sunday it’s open from 1pm until 4am. Happy hour runs Monday–Friday, 4–7pm—this is a good time to visit if you’re on a budget. Check the bar’s calendar for special events.

No, the Stonewall Inn is not entirely accessible to people with disabilities. There’s no elevator to the second floor, but it does have one wheelchair-accessible bathroom downstairs. The bar has taken strides in the past few years to train staff around disability access, namely complying with ADA laws involving guide and service dogs.