• Arch Street Meeting House - Explore the burial site of Samuel Nicholas, the first Commandant of the Continental Marine Corps, honored as the Father of the US Marine Corps.
• Kahal Kadosh Mikveh Israel - Visit Mikveh Israel, believed to be the oldest continuously operating Jewish congregation in America, and see the memorial dedicated to Commodore Uriah Levy.
• Independence Hall - Famous as the site where the Second Continental Congress declared independence from Britain, it is also where George Washington was named Commander in Chief, the US military was established, and a significant riot by unpaid soldiers took place.
• Washington Square - A picturesque public park honoring George Washington, where visitors can pay tribute to American Revolution soldiers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and its eternal flame.
• Commodore Barry Statue - Discover the achievements of Commodore John Barry, an early US Navy hero, while standing by his statue near Independence Hall.
• Museum of the American Revolution - As the leading museum on the American Revolution, guests will enjoy a special presentation typically reserved for museum patrons and receive discounted admission after the tour.
• The Philadelphia Korean War Memorial - Discover Philadelphia’s role in the Korean and Vietnam Wars by visiting these memorials near the waterfront.
• Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial - Discover Philadelphia’s role in the Korean and Vietnam Wars by visiting these memorials near the waterfront.
• USS Becuna - Admire the USS Becuna and learn about its remarkable military history.
• Penn’s Landing - Conclude the tour at the scenic Penn’s Landing along the Delaware River, where the USS Olympia and USS Becuna are displayed as part of the Independence Seaport Museum. Learn about the historic Tun Tavern, the first recruiting station for the Continental Marines, which once stood nearby.

• Donation to The Tun Legacy Foundation
• Admission fees
• Local, expert English-speaking guide

• Meals
• Souvenirs

Discover Philadelphia’s extensive military history on this captivating 2.5-hour walking tour. Guided by an expert local, explore both famous and lesser-known sites to understand how the United States Military’s roots were established here.

Honor the heroes at memorials from the Revolutionary War to contemporary conflicts, visit Independence Hall and the Museum of the American Revolution, and immerse yourself in the significant stories of the city’s influence on the nation’s history.

The tour wraps up at the picturesque Delaware waterfront, offering historical insights into the naval vessels that have served the country.

• Duration: 2.5-hour guided walking tour
• Maximum group size of 16 for a personalized experience
• Includes a visit to the Museum of the American Revolution for a special presentation
• Discover the military’s development and its influence on Philadelphia
• Includes a donation to The Tun Legacy Foundation

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