easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily walking on flat urban terrain.
Discover the birthplace of iconic 1960s pop music on this walking tour through Midtown Manhattan. Explore the Brill Building, hear stories of legendary songwriters, and visit the Ed Sullivan Theater where The Beatles changed the industry forever.
Embark on a captivating walking tour through Midtown Manhattan, where the legendary "Brill Building Sound" was born. Discover the stories of iconic songwriters, visit historic music sites, and learn how The Beatles transformed the industry. Led by a seasoned music historian, this experience offers a unique glimpse into pop music's golden era.
Registration opens on [DATE] at 12 PM ET
Expect about 2 hours of walking on city sidewalks, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is essential.
Stay hydrated while exploring the urban landscape, especially in summer months.
Meet at Carnegie Hall at least 10 minutes before the tour starts to ensure a smooth check-in.
Since the tour is outdoors, wear weather-appropriate clothing including sun protection or rain gear as needed.
Midtown Manhattan from 1959 to 1964 was the nucleus of American pop music production, where songwriters and producers converged to create the "Brill Building Sound."
The tour encourages walking and use of public transportation to reduce urban carbon footprint and promote sustainable tourism.
Designed to keep your feet pain-free during city walking tours.
Helps you stay hydrated during warm weather outings.
summer specific
spring specific
Great for capturing historic sites and sharing your trip on social media.