The new film features Greenwich Village locales crucial to Bob Dylan and the 1960s folk scene. Take a tour inspired by the film’s locations and Bob Dylan; see more highlights below.
Photographer Elizabeth Bick turns her lens on the West Village.




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Liberty Cruise provides cruises with views of the Statue of Liberty and other sights, with multiple departure times and a convenient boarding location
Enjoy a craft beer—the Half Pint's specialty—with a sandwich, burger or something else from the pub-grub menu.
With nearly 400 seats, this historic theater in the West Village is one of New York's most intimate venues, and it's also Audible's creative home for live performances.
Strip House Downtown delivers on dishes and décor, creating a steakhouse unlike any other in New York.
La Contenta Oeste offers a traditional Mexican menu with French accents and also features one of NYC's largest tequila, mezcal and alt agave selections.
Among this posh hotel's amenities are an all-season rooftop bar and omakase restaurant.
Osteria 57 offers a different kind of Italian menu, combining seafood choices and vegetarian dishes.
At Osteria Figa, they focus on authentic Italian food, quality ingredients, and honest prices, served in a place that feels like home.
Hidden inside Walker Hotel is Society Cafe, a market-to-table American restaurant by chef Nicholas McCann.
The mission of the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center (SNMVC) is to memorialize the legacy of the Stonewall Rebellion while serving as a beacon for generations to come.
Domodomo is a premier Japanese restaurant specializing in handrolls, sushi, and modern interpretations of traditional Asian dishes.
Kubeh, a Greenwich Village restaurant dedicated to lesser known cuisines of the Middle East, is the product of chef Melanie Shurka and husband David Ort.