• Free Quaker Meetinghouse - Discover the origins of Pennsylvania and learn about the Quakers. Hear stories of Betsy Ross worshipping at the Free Quaker Meeting House, around 1783.
• United States Mint - Philadelphia was home to the nation’s first mint. Today, it hosts the largest mint globally, producing the majority of America’s coins.
• Benjamin Franklin’s Grave - Visit the resting place of Philadelphia’s beloved founding father. Explore his grave from 1790 and learn about his remarkable life, both in Philadelphia and abroad.
• Keys To Community - Admire “Keys to the Community,” a nine-foot bronze sculpture of Benjamin Franklin by artist James Peniston. Discover the significance of the keys adorning Ben.
• Betsy Ross House - Did Betsy Ross truly create the first American flag? This house, dating back to the 1740s, holds many fascinating tales. Imagine if the walls could speak.
• Elfreth’s Alley - Recognized as a National Historic Landmark, this is the oldest continuously inhabited street in America, established in 1703. Experience cobblestones, colonial homes, and historic fire markers. Could you have lived like this in the 18th century?
• Christ Church - This historic church is a significant landmark from the American Revolution. It is the burial site of Declaration of Independence signers and other notable revolutionary figures.
• Independence Hall - The birthplace of the United States! The U.S. Constitution was crafted here! Independence Hall, built around 1733, served as the Pennsylvania State House for over forty years before America declared independence from Britain in 1776. Imagine if the walls could speak.
• Liberty Bell Center - Celebrate freedom! The Liberty Bell, housed at the Liberty Bell Center, stands as an iconic and enduring symbol of America.

• Walking tour with an APT-certified guide

• Site interiors, weather guarantee, gratuity for the guide

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