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Gastronomy

Philadelphia History, Highlights and Revolution Tour

Experience US History with this fascinating walking tour of Philadelphia. Stroll you through the Historic District and the Old City neighbourhoods and learn about the country’s interesting past from a local and knowledgeable guide.

  • 2 hours
  • Printed voucher
  • Immerse yourself in the history of the city as you visit iconic landmarks
  • Absorb the rich historical significance of landmarks like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Elfreth’s Alley, Betsy Ross House and more
  • Enjoy a special presentation on George Washington at the Museum of the American Revolution
  • Gain access into other historical buildings

Admire some of the most famous historical sites in the US and learn about the city’s recent cultural renaissance. Meet your guide at the Signers Garden in the middle of the Independence National Historical Park and begin your amazing journey of the past. Your guide will share knowledge of the most significant sites of the park Independence National Park, past Independence Hall, the site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution, Congress Hall, and Old City Hall, to name but a few.

Pass the Liberty Bell and hear about why this iconic symbol has become so famous all around the world before visiting the President's House Site, home to George Washington during Philadelphia’s tenure as the US capital. Stroll down Independence Mall past the National Constitution Centre, the National Constitution Center, the Bourse, and the U.S. Mint.

Enter the Old City neighborhood, and pass some of the city’s trendiest pubs, clubs, cafes, and shops as well as some fantastic industrial architecture. From here we’ll head on to the Betsy Ross House birthplace of the American Flag before weaving our way through the charming back alleys of Old City, one of the oldest continuously occupied residential areas in the country.

Before the tour comes to an end enter Christ Church, where you will hear stories of the founding fathers and learn all about the birth of the Episcopal Church in America. The tour will end at a local bar or restaurant where you can enjoy a craft beer brewed in-house, or a soft drink if you prefer, and say ‘cheers’ to the beautiful city of Philadelphia!

Others

Please note that the order of the tour is not fixed, and the route may change.

Prices

Included

  • Park fees
  • Tickets
  • Guide
  • Donation to a local community organization

Location

Activity location

Chestnut St,434-498

Meeting point

Signers Garden