Step back in time with the Historic Sites of Philadelphia Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour. This immersive experience takes you through Philadelphia's Old Town, where the echoes of the American Revolution still linger. With top-tier technology and a lively British narration, you'll feel like you're walking alongside the rebels who fought for independence.
Discover iconic landmarks like Independence Hall, the Betsy Ross House, and Carpenters’ Hall. Along the way, you'll hear compelling stories about revolutionary figures such as Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and Betsy Ross. The tour’s high-quality production creates an ambiance that truly transports you to the birth of a nation.
Designed for flexibility, this private tour lets you explore at your own pace. Use the WalknTours app to navigate outside, learn fascinating facts, and enjoy the music-infused narration. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about Philadelphia’s revolutionary past, this experience offers a memorable way to connect with history.
The tour lasts approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, giving you plenty of time to explore without feeling rushed.
It's a private, self-guided tour designed for individuals or small groups of up to 15 people.
No tickets are needed for entry since the tour is outside. Just meet at the starting point and begin your journey.
The tour is outside-only, but many sites are free to enter if you choose to explore further.
Yes, it's suitable for adults aged 14 and up, and accessible for all physical fitness levels.
The tour uses patented, advanced walking tour technology via the WalknTours app, guiding you step-by-step with audio and visual cues.
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Start at Elfreth's Alley, one of Philly's most authentic and historic streets, a National Historic Landmark. The app guides you through the streets as you learn about life during the revolution.
Pause outside the Betsy Ross House to hear how Betsy Ross met George Washington and designed the American flag—an inspiring story set to great music.
Visit Benjamin Franklin's grave and learn about his key role in the revolution, including his alliance with France. Franklin was truly electric!
Stop outside the 'Synagogue of the Revolution' to hear about Haym Solomon, the revolution’s financier. A fun story with great music!
See George Washington’s first residence, nicknamed 'Town Killer.' Discover the secrets of the rebels in this historic spot.
View the historic Liberty Bell, which was hidden during the revolution and became a symbol of liberty afterward. Free to see!
Visit Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted. Entry is optional; the tour covers outside only.
See the Signer Statue honoring those who risked everything signing the Declaration. Features George Clymer, a local hero and rebel icon.
Explore Carpenters’ Hall, known as the 'Birthplace of Liberty,' where rebels met to boycott British rule. Many stories here are unique to this tour.
Pass by the site of the First Bank of the United States, Hamilton’s financial cornerstone from 1791 to 1811. Learn about Hamilton’s vision for America’s economy.
See where Alexander Hamilton lived and learn about the scandalous affair with Maria Reynolds that ended his career.
The tour concludes at the spot where the founding fathers once feasted, wrapping up your journey through revolutionary Philadelphia.
Meet at the starting point outside Elfreth's Alley, one of Philadelphia’s most historic streets.
Begin your tour here by opening the WalknTours app, pressing 'start tour,' and placing your phone in your pocket. The app will guide you through the streets, sharing stories of the revolutionaries who shaped the nation.
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From $9.49 per person