Les meilleurs événements de la ville crême Philadelphia. Visite des pères fondateurs de Philadelphie commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Découvrez le meilleur de l'histoire des États-Unis avec une touche moderne lors de cette visite en petit groupe de Philadelphie

1

Betsy Ross House

Outside, get a glimpse of the Betsy Ross House and hear stories from your guide about the birth of the American flag.

2

Elfreth's Alley

From here, weave through the charming back alleys of Old City and walk down Elfreth's Alley, one of the country’s oldest continuously occupied residential streets. In this vibrant neighborhood, you’ll pass trendy cafes, shops, art galleries and buildings featuring industrial architecture.

3

Christ Church

When you reach Christ Church, where the Founding Fathers once worshiped, head inside (if it is open and available) to learn about the birth of the Episcopal Church in America. Then stop at a local coffee shop, where you may grab a quick snack or beverage (own expense) and relax with your guide — it’s the perfect opportunity to ask any questions you have about Philadelphia history.

4

Franklin Court

As your small-group tour continues through the Historic District, pass Franklin Court — the site of Ben Franklin's home — and view Independence Mall, the National Constitution Center and the US Mint.

5

Independence Mall

Follow your guide across the Mall and visit the President's House, once the home of George Washington and John Adams during Philadelphia’s tenure as the nation's capital.

6

Dream Garden Glass Mosaic

Continue to the Curtis Center, where you’ll enter (weekdays only) for a view of Maxfield Parrish's Dream Garden, a beautiful mosaic mural.

7

Washington Square

Then, it’s off to Washington Square for stories of William Penn, the state’s founder.

8

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution

And a possible visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

9

Independence National Historical Park

Stroll Independence Mall - the three block section of Independence National Park and the must-see Independence Hall (tour does not enter Independence Hall), where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were signed. As you walk, learn about Congress Hall, Old City Hall, the Philosophical Society, the Second Bank of the US and Carpenter's Hall.

10

Old City Arts District

Making your way back to the Old City neighborhood, end the tour at a local establishment. Enjoy a craft beer or refreshing non-alcoholic beverage before saying farewell to your guide or upgrade your tour and join us for a historical beer tour to learn about how beer and various pubs played a role in shaping our nation's history.

11

Betsy Ross House

Outside, get a glimpse of the Betsy Ross House and hear stories from your guide about the birth of the American flag.

12

Elfreth's Alley

From here, weave through the charming back alleys of Old City and walk down Elfreth's Alley, one of the country’s oldest continuously occupied residential streets. In this vibrant neighborhood, you’ll pass trendy cafes, shops, art galleries and buildings featuring industrial architecture.

13

Christ Church

When you reach Christ Church, where the Founding Fathers once worshiped, head inside (if it is open and available) to learn about the birth of the Episcopal Church in America. Then stop at a local coffee shop, where you may grab a quick snack or beverage (own expense) and relax with your guide — it’s the perfect opportunity to ask any questions you have about Philadelphia history.

14

Franklin Court

As your small-group tour continues through the Historic District, pass Franklin Court — the site of Ben Franklin's home — and view Independence Mall, the National Constitution Center and the US Mint.

15

Independence Mall

Follow your guide across the Mall and visit the President's House, once the home of George Washington and John Adams during Philadelphia’s tenure as the nation's capital.

16

Dream Garden Glass Mosaic

Continue to the Curtis Center, where you’ll enter (weekdays only) for a view of Maxfield Parrish's Dream Garden, a beautiful mosaic mural.

17

Washington Square

Then, it’s off to Washington Square for stories of William Penn, the state’s founder.

18

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution

And a possible visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

19

Independence National Historical Park

Stroll Independence Mall - the three block section of Independence National Park and the must-see Independence Hall (tour does not enter Independence Hall), where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were signed. As you walk, learn about Congress Hall, Old City Hall, the Philosophical Society, the Second Bank of the US and Carpenter's Hall.

20

Old City Arts District

Making your way back to the Old City neighborhood, end the tour at a local establishment. Enjoy a craft beer or refreshing non-alcoholic beverage before saying farewell to your guide or upgrade your tour and join us for a historical beer tour to learn about how beer and various pubs played a role in shaping our nation's history.

21

Betsy Ross House

Outside, get a glimpse of the Betsy Ross House and hear stories from your guide about the birth of the American flag.

22

Elfreth's Alley

From here, weave through the charming back alleys of Old City and walk down Elfreth's Alley, one of the country’s oldest continuously occupied residential streets. In this vibrant neighborhood, you’ll pass trendy cafes, shops, art galleries and buildings featuring industrial architecture.

23

Christ Church

When you reach Christ Church, where the Founding Fathers once worshiped, head inside (if it is open and available) to learn about the birth of the Episcopal Church in America. Then stop at a local coffee shop, where you may grab a quick snack or beverage (own expense) and relax with your guide — it’s the perfect opportunity to ask any questions you have about Philadelphia history.

24

Franklin Court

As your small-group tour continues through the Historic District, pass Franklin Court — the site of Ben Franklin's home — and view Independence Mall, the National Constitution Center and the US Mint.

25

Independence Mall

Follow your guide across the Mall and visit the President's House, once the home of George Washington and John Adams during Philadelphia’s tenure as the nation's capital.

26

Dream Garden Glass Mosaic

Continue to the Curtis Center, where you’ll enter (weekdays only) for a view of Maxfield Parrish's Dream Garden, a beautiful mosaic mural.

27

Washington Square

Then, it’s off to Washington Square for stories of William Penn, the state’s founder.

28

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution

And a possible visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

29

Independence National Historical Park

Stroll Independence Mall - the three block section of Independence National Park and the must-see Independence Hall (tour does not enter Independence Hall), where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were signed. As you walk, learn about Congress Hall, Old City Hall, the Philosophical Society, the Second Bank of the US and Carpenter's Hall.

30

Old City Arts District

Making your way back to the Old City neighborhood, end the tour at a local establishment. Enjoy a craft beer or refreshing non-alcoholic beverage before saying farewell to your guide or upgrade your tour and join us for a historical beer tour to learn about how beer and various pubs played a role in shaping our nation's history.

31

Betsy Ross House

Outside, get a glimpse of the Betsy Ross House and hear stories from your guide about the birth of the American flag.

32

Elfreth's Alley

From here, weave through the charming back alleys of Old City and walk down Elfreth's Alley, one of the country’s oldest continuously occupied residential streets. In this vibrant neighborhood, you’ll pass trendy cafes, shops, art galleries and buildings featuring industrial architecture.

33

Christ Church

When you reach Christ Church, where the Founding Fathers once worshiped, head inside (if it is open and available) to learn about the birth of the Episcopal Church in America. Then stop at a local coffee shop, where you may grab a quick snack or beverage (own expense) and relax with your guide — it’s the perfect opportunity to ask any questions you have about Philadelphia history.

34

Franklin Court

As your small-group tour continues through the Historic District, pass Franklin Court — the site of Ben Franklin's home — and view Independence Mall, the National Constitution Center and the US Mint.

35

Independence Mall

Follow your guide across the Mall and visit the President's House, once the home of George Washington and John Adams during Philadelphia’s tenure as the nation's capital.

36

Dream Garden Glass Mosaic

Continue to the Curtis Center, where you’ll enter (weekdays only) for a view of Maxfield Parrish's Dream Garden, a beautiful mosaic mural.

37

Washington Square

Then, it’s off to Washington Square for stories of William Penn, the state’s founder.

38

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution

And a possible visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

39

Independence National Historical Park

Stroll Independence Mall - the three block section of Independence National Park and the must-see Independence Hall (tour does not enter Independence Hall), where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were signed. As you walk, learn about Congress Hall, Old City Hall, the Philosophical Society, the Second Bank of the US and Carpenter's Hall.

40

Old City Arts District

Making your way back to the Old City neighborhood, end the tour at a local establishment. Enjoy a craft beer or refreshing non-alcoholic beverage before saying farewell to your guide or upgrade your tour and join us for a historical beer tour to learn about how beer and various pubs played a role in shaping our nation's history.

41

Betsy Ross House

Outside, get a glimpse of the Betsy Ross House and hear stories from your guide about the birth of the American flag.

42

Elfreth's Alley

From here, weave through the charming back alleys of Old City and walk down Elfreth's Alley, one of the country’s oldest continuously occupied residential streets. In this vibrant neighborhood, you’ll pass trendy cafes, shops, art galleries and buildings featuring industrial architecture.

43

Christ Church

When you reach Christ Church, where the Founding Fathers once worshiped, head inside (if it is open and available) to learn about the birth of the Episcopal Church in America. Then stop at a local coffee shop, where you may grab a quick snack or beverage (own expense) and relax with your guide — it’s the perfect opportunity to ask any questions you have about Philadelphia history.

44

Franklin Court

As your small-group tour continues through the Historic District, pass Franklin Court — the site of Ben Franklin's home — and view Independence Mall, the National Constitution Center and the US Mint.

45

Independence Mall

Follow your guide across the Mall and visit the President's House, once the home of George Washington and John Adams during Philadelphia’s tenure as the nation's capital.

46

Dream Garden Glass Mosaic

Continue to the Curtis Center, where you’ll enter (weekdays only) for a view of Maxfield Parrish's Dream Garden, a beautiful mosaic mural.

47

Washington Square

Then, it’s off to Washington Square for stories of William Penn, the state’s founder.

48

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution

And a possible visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

49

Independence National Historical Park

Stroll Independence Mall - the three block section of Independence National Park and the must-see Independence Hall (tour does not enter Independence Hall), where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were signed. As you walk, learn about Congress Hall, Old City Hall, the Philosophical Society, the Second Bank of the US and Carpenter's Hall.

50

Old City Arts District

Making your way back to the Old City neighborhood, end the tour at a local establishment. Enjoy a craft beer or refreshing non-alcoholic beverage before saying farewell to your guide or upgrade your tour and join us for a historical beer tour to learn about how beer and various pubs played a role in shaping our nation's history.

51

Maison Betsy Ross

À l'extérieur, jetez un coup d'œil à la maison Betsy Ross et écoutez les histoires de votre guide sur la naissance du drapeau américain.

52

L'allée d'Elfreth

De là, sillonnez les charmantes ruelles de la vieille ville et descendez Elfreth's Alley, l'une des plus anciennes rues résidentielles occupées en permanence du pays. Dans ce quartier animé, vous passerez devant des cafés branchés, des boutiques, des galeries d'art et des bâtiments à l'architecture industrielle.

53

Église du Christ

Lorsque vous atteignez Christ Church, où les pères fondateurs adoraient autrefois, dirigez-vous à l'intérieur (si elle est ouverte et disponible) pour en savoir plus sur la naissance de l'Église épiscopale en Amérique. Arrêtez-vous ensuite dans un café local, où vous pourrez prendre une collation rapide ou une boisson (à vos frais) et vous détendre avec votre guide - c'est l'occasion idéale de poser toutes vos questions sur l'histoire de Philadelphie.

54

Cour Franklin

Alors que votre visite en petit groupe se poursuit dans le quartier historique, passez Franklin Court - le site de la maison de Ben Franklin - et admirez Independence Mall, le National Constitution Center et l'US Mint.

55

Centre commercial de l'indépendance

Suivez votre guide à travers le centre commercial et visitez la maison du président, autrefois la maison de George Washington et de John Adams pendant le mandat de Philadelphie en tant que capitale nationale.

56

Mosaïque de Verre Jardin de Rêve

Continuez jusqu'au Curtis Center, où vous entrerez (uniquement en semaine) pour admirer le Dream Garden de Maxfield Parrish, une magnifique mosaïque murale.

57

Place Washington

Ensuite, direction Washington Square pour les histoires de William Penn, le fondateur de l'État.

58

Tombe du soldat inconnu de la révolution américaine

Et une éventuelle visite de la Tombe du Soldat Inconnu

59

Parc historique national de l'indépendance

Promenez-vous dans Independence Mall - la section de trois blocs du parc national de l'Indépendance et l'incontournable Independence Hall (la visite n'entre pas dans Independence Hall), où la déclaration d'indépendance et la constitution américaine ont été signées. En vous promenant, découvrez le palais des congrès, l'ancien hôtel de ville, la société philosophique, la deuxième banque des États-Unis et le Carpenter's Hall.

60

Quartier des arts de la vieille ville

En revenant dans le quartier de la vieille ville, terminez la visite dans un établissement local. Dégustez une bière artisanale ou une boisson non alcoolisée rafraîchissante avant de dire au revoir à votre guide ou améliorez votre visite et rejoignez-nous pour une visite historique de la bière pour découvrir comment la bière et divers pubs ont joué un rôle dans l'histoire de notre pays.

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