What You Will Do
History Galore and more! We work together so you see exactly what YOU want to see. Unless you want me to plan it! Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, Rocky steps. Walking so we see the sites extra close up, or for groups of 4 or less, driving is available. Your friend in Philly. Seniors our specialty!! 90 five star reviews on Trip Advisor says you are making the right choice!
Already visited the main sites? How about visiting a different area in the city? (groups of 4 or less) Did your parents or grandparents grow up here and you'd like to see it? (groups of 4 or less) Did you rent a van or party bus and want me to hop on and show the sites from there? My time is yours!!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Liberty Bell Center
5 minutes
we will walk past the Liberty Bell and view it from the outside, OR if time permits, enter the pavilion, and see it up close and personal.
2
Independence Hall
5 minutes
We view this from the outside while I explain it's importance. For an inside tour, visit Recreation.gov
3
Elfreth's Alley
15 minutes
This is the oldest continuously lived on street in the US. One block long with homes from 1730.
4
Christ Church
10 minutes
The church where our Founding Fathers attended, and where George Washington's pew is available for the public.
5
Betsy Ross House
5 minutes
The colonial home of Betsy and her first husband, and their first floor shop. We talk about the creation of the first flag.
6
Welcome Park
5 minutes
This is a plaza on the site of the home where William Penn lived. he is the founder of Philadelphia, and we talk about who he was and how his philosophy of governing influenced our Founding Fathers.
7
Rocky Statue
20 minutes
For tours including driving, we stop at the statue and the steps made famous by the 1977 movie, Rocky.
8
Elfreth's Alley
15 minutes
North America's oldest continuously lived on street. Homes dating from 1730, Elfreth's Alley gives you a good idea of what living in Philadelphia was like in the 18th century. All homes are still privately owned and maintained. And be prepared to answer this question: would you like to live on Elfreth's Alley?
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