• The Signer - Begin the tour in the Signer’s Garden at the statue of The Signer. This statue honors all the signers of the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution, symbolizing the enduring spirit of freedom they represent today.

• Independence National Historical Park - Explore iconic historical sites such as Independence Hall, Congress Hall, and Old City Hall. The guide will share the history and significance of these landmarks in shaping modern-day Philadelphia, the United States, and global democracy.

• Independence Hall - This renowned building, featured on the $100 bill, stands as a symbol of democracy for Americans and nations worldwide. The tour includes an exterior view of Independence Hall, discussing the philosophies, challenges, and achievements of the Founding Fathers who worked here during the nation’s inception.

• Congress Hall - Originally the home of the United States Congress, this building is one of the adjacent structures to Independence Hall.

• Old City Hall - Discover stories about this remarkable building, its contribution to modern democracy, and the founding members and philosophies of the nation.

• Liberty Bell Center - Uncover the history (and debunk some myths!) of the Liberty Bell and its role in inspiring movements from abolitionists to suffragettes to the civil rights movement.

• Carpenters’ Hall - Visit the iconic Carpenters’ Hall, where the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was established. This site is crucial to American Independence, as it hosted the first Continental Congress. Enjoy stories about this pivotal piece of American history while admiring the building from the outside.

• Museum of the American Revolution - One of Philadelphia’s newest museums offers a fascinating glimpse into the stories, artifacts, and individuals that shaped the American Revolution. The tour includes an inside look at George Washington’s War Tent, present during many key moments of the Revolutionary War. After the tour, discounted tickets are available to explore the rest of the museum.

• Elfreth’s Alley - As the oldest continuously-occupied residential street in the United States, this street is a beautiful historical vision with architecture dating back to the early 1700s. The distinctive brickwork, narrow homes, and unique features make it a national treasure.

• Betsy Ross House - Pass by the Betsy Ross House, named after the famous seamstress and flag maker believed to have sewn the first American flag. The tour will clarify the many myths surrounding this “Founding Mother.”

• Benjamin Franklin’s Grave - Stroll past the burial site of America’s most famous inventor while walking down Arch Street.

• The President’s House - The next stop is the President’s House, where iconic American figures like George Washington and John Adams resided during their presidencies. Learn about the slaves who lived here and its status as an active archaeological site, a rarity in a city’s downtown area.

• Fascinating stories of America’s most historically significant city
• A knowledgeable local expert guide
• An unforgettable journey through the historic heart of Old City Philadelphia
• A donation to a local non-profit historic organization
• Discounted entry in the Museum of the American Revolution at the time of your choice after the tour
• See a presentation that features the tent that George Washington lived in the majority of the war

• Gratuities
• Additional food and drink.
• Souvenirs or personal shopping.

Join a knowledgeable local guide for a leisurely walk through history on this Old City Philadelphia walking tour. Enjoy a relaxed pace as the tour delves into the rich historical significance of Philadelphia, the birthplace of the United States of America!

Wander along the cobblestone streets of Old City, admiring stunning architecture and iconic landmarks. Gain insights into the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution while standing near the building where these pivotal documents were crafted. See the renowned Liberty Bell and learn why this cracked bell is celebrated as a powerful emblem of freedom. Pay homage to Benjamin Franklin at his gravesite. Capture a photo of the delightful home of Betsy Ross, the famous upholsterer credited with creating the first American flag.

The tour also features a special visit to the Museum of the American Revolution, where you can view the tent that George Washington used for much of the war.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.