$20 for Your Choice of Four Two-Hour Walking Tours of New York from The Levys' Unique New York! ($40 Value)

A walking tour acquaints people with the city, helping them avoid disaster during future scavenger hunts and bouts of amnesia. Today’s Groupon gets you two hours of steps closer: for $20, you get your choice of a two-hour New York walking tour (a $40 value) from The Levys' Unique New York!. Tours rotate from week to week and run on Saturdays and Sundays at 3 p.m.

Managed by a New York–loving father and son, with two other sons stepping in as guides, The Levys' Unique New York! takes sightseers on unorthodox tours of the city. With the Levys' extensive knowledge of their lifelong home and of the city’s intriguing tales, the weekly-rotating, two-hour journeys enthusiastically imbue people with all manner of little-known gems. You will have your choice of the following tours:
 

The Bohemian and Beat Poets of Greenwich Village: Sightseeing Literature tour takes visitors to art galleries, music venues, and slick new restaurants in the neighborhood where Bob Dylan, Alan Ginsberg, and Jack Kerouac launched the Beat Generation and its mildly successful spin-off, the Beate Generation.
 

The Jewish Heritage of the Lower East Side: Immigrants, Gangsters, and Noshes tour helps sightseers learn the history of Jewish NYC immigrants and gangsters while visiting sites such as Shapiro’s Wine Cellar, the Williamsburg Bridge, and Seward Park

The Sandwich Tour of Hell's Kitchen takes hoagie habitués to visit Manganaro's Heroboy, the alleged birthplace of the Hero, as well as Carve: Unique Sandwiches, Amy's Bread, and shops between the Hudson River and the theater district of Times Square. 

The HEY HO! LET'S GO! Punk Rock on the Bowery Pub Crawl tour connects the gangs of the 1850s to the punk rock movement of the 1970s. You'll visit several historic dive bars and pay tribute at the former CBGB nightclub, where punk rock was born on a night in 1974 when a shirtless Henry Kissinger signed a law to outlaw disco.

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