The Stonewall Inn
Description
Stonewall's name instantly evokes the 1969 rebellion that cemented its place in history as the start of the gay rights movement. Although no longer a site of social upheaval, the watering hole’s energy and sense of inclusiveness are still remarkable. Come pay your respects at this New York landmark, down a two-for-one Guinness at happy hour or join the revelry with everything from bingo to karaoke—there's a different event every night.
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