Wander through Manhattan's most charmingly disorienting neighborhood, where crooked cobblestone lanes, Federal-style brownstones, and hidden courtyards transport you far from the city's rigid grid. Greenwich Village wears its revolutionary history proudly: this is where the Stonewall uprising sparked a movement, where Dylan and Hendrix found their sound, and where the Friends building still draws nostalgic pilgrims. Lose yourself on Bleecker and MacDougal Streets, catch an affordable Off-Broadway show, or simply claim a bench in Washington Square Park and watch the city drift by.