Visite à pied historique de la vieille ville de Philadelphie
Visite à pied historique de la vieille ville de Philadelphie
Aperçu
Les visites sont dirigées par le fondateur et propriétaire de l'entreprise, un ancien humoriste et professeur d'histoire passionné par Philadelphie ! Suivez les traces des pères fondateurs dans les rues de la vieille ville historique lors de cette visite à pied d'une heure et demie. Nous atteindrons tous les principaux monuments de la vieille ville historique et nous vous garantissons que vous repartirez avec une expérience formidable.
Ville: crême Philadelphia
Sat 16 Nov
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Local knowledge and recommendations from informed guides who call Philly their home
In depth information about the Revolutionary War and how it has shaped the United States today
History with a side of humor!
Local knowledge and recommendations from informed guides who call Philly their home
In depth information about the Revolutionary War and how it has shaped the United States today
History with a side of humor!
Information additionnelle
Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
Distanciation sociale imposée tout au long de l'expérience
Guides nécessaires pour se laver régulièrement les mains
Vérifications régulières de la température du personnel
Politique de maintien à domicile payée pour le personnel présentant des symptômes
Paiements sans contact pour les pourboires et les suppléments ons
Vaccination COVID-19 obligatoire pour les guides
À quoi s'attendre
1
Betsy Ross House
Tour the courtyard of the Betsy Ross House. Admission to the museum is not included or a part of the tour but tickets can be purchased at their gift shop for afterwards.
2
Elfreth's Alley
The oldest continuously lived on street in the original American colonies.
3
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
When it was first constructed, it laid claim to "longest suspension bridge in the world!"
4
Christ Church
Known as the Church of the Revolution, admission is "donation only". Learn from some of the best historians in the city!
5
B. Free Franklin Post Office
The first post office in America!
6
Carpenters' Hall
See where the seed for America was first planted! Admission is "Donation only" and up to the discretion of guests.
7
Second Bank of the United States
A presidential portrait gallery run by the parks department.
8
Independence Hall
We'll discuss the importance of Independence Hall, its roll in the Revolutionary War, and our brave founding fathers who walked through the halls.
9
Betsy Ross House
Tour the courtyard of the Betsy Ross House. Admission to the museum is not included or a part of the tour but tickets can be purchased at their gift shop for afterwards.
10
Elfreth's Alley
The oldest continuously lived on street in the original American colonies.
11
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
When it was first constructed, it laid claim to "longest suspension bridge in the world!"
12
Christ Church
Known as the Church of the Revolution, admission is "donation only". Learn from some of the best historians in the city!
13
B. Free Franklin Post Office
The first post office in America!
14
Carpenters' Hall
See where the seed for America was first planted! Admission is "Donation only" and up to the discretion of guests.
15
Second Bank of the United States
A presidential portrait gallery run by the parks department.
16
Independence Hall
We'll discuss the importance of Independence Hall, its roll in the Revolutionary War, and our brave founding fathers who walked through the halls.
17
Betsy Ross House
Tour the courtyard of the Betsy Ross House. Admission to the museum is not included or a part of the tour but tickets can be purchased at their gift shop for afterwards.
18
Elfreth's Alley
The oldest continuously lived on street in the original American colonies.
19
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
When it was first constructed, it laid claim to "longest suspension bridge in the world!"
20
Christ Church
Known as the Church of the Revolution, admission is "donation only". Learn from some of the best historians in the city!
21
B. Free Franklin Post Office
The first post office in America!
22
Carpenters' Hall
See where the seed for America was first planted! Admission is "Donation only" and up to the discretion of guests.
23
Second Bank of the United States
A presidential portrait gallery run by the parks department.
24
Independence Hall
We'll discuss the importance of Independence Hall, its roll in the Revolutionary War, and our brave founding fathers who walked through the halls.
25
Betsy Ross House
Tour the courtyard of the Betsy Ross House. Admission to the museum is not included or a part of the tour but tickets can be purchased at their gift shop for afterwards.
26
Elfreth's Alley
The oldest continuously lived on street in the original American colonies.
27
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
When it was first constructed, it laid claim to "longest suspension bridge in the world!"
28
Christ Church
Known as the Church of the Revolution, admission is "donation only". Learn from some of the best historians in the city!
29
B. Free Franklin Post Office
The first post office in America!
30
Carpenters' Hall
See where the seed for America was first planted! Admission is "Donation only" and up to the discretion of guests.
31
Second Bank of the United States
A presidential portrait gallery run by the parks department.
32
Independence Hall
We'll discuss the importance of Independence Hall, its roll in the Revolutionary War, and our brave founding fathers who walked through the halls.
33
Betsy Ross House
Tour the courtyard of the Betsy Ross House. Admission to the museum is not included or a part of the tour but tickets can be purchased at their gift shop for afterwards.
34
Elfreth's Alley
The oldest continuously lived on street in the original American colonies.
35
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
When it was first constructed, it laid claim to "longest suspension bridge in the world!"
36
Christ Church
Known as the Church of the Revolution, admission is "donation only". Learn from some of the best historians in the city!
37
B. Free Franklin Post Office
The first post office in America!
38
Carpenters' Hall
See where the seed for America was first planted! Admission is "Donation only" and up to the discretion of guests.
39
Second Bank of the United States
A presidential portrait gallery run by the parks department.
40
Independence Hall
We'll discuss the importance of Independence Hall, its roll in the Revolutionary War, and our brave founding fathers who walked through the halls.
41
Betsy Ross House
Tour the courtyard of the Betsy Ross House. Admission to the museum is not included or a part of the tour but tickets can be purchased at their gift shop for afterwards.
42
Elfreth's Alley
The oldest continuously lived on street in the original American colonies.
43
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
When it was first constructed, it laid claim to "longest suspension bridge in the world!"
44
Christ Church
Known as the Church of the Revolution, admission is "donation only". Learn from some of the best historians in the city!
45
B. Free Franklin Post Office
The first post office in America!
46
Carpenters' Hall
See where the seed for America was first planted! Admission is "Donation only" and up to the discretion of guests.
47
Second Bank of the United States
A presidential portrait gallery run by the parks department.
48
Independence Hall
We'll discuss the importance of Independence Hall, its roll in the Revolutionary War, and our brave founding fathers who walked through the halls.
49
Betsy Ross House
Tour the courtyard of the Betsy Ross House. Admission to the museum is not included or a part of the tour but tickets can be purchased at their gift shop for afterwards.
50
Elfreth's Alley
The oldest continuously lived on street in the original American colonies.
51
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
When it was first constructed, it laid claim to "longest suspension bridge in the world!"
52
Christ Church
Known as the Church of the Revolution, admission is "donation only". Learn from some of the best historians in the city!
53
B. Free Franklin Post Office
The first post office in America!
54
Carpenters' Hall
See where the seed for America was first planted! Admission is "Donation only" and up to the discretion of guests.
55
Second Bank of the United States
A presidential portrait gallery run by the parks department.
56
Independence Hall
We'll discuss the importance of Independence Hall, its roll in the Revolutionary War, and our brave founding fathers who walked through the halls.
57
Maison Betsy Ross
Visitez la cour de la maison Betsy Ross. L'entrée au musée n'est pas incluse ou ne fait pas partie de la visite, mais les billets peuvent être achetés dans leur boutique de cadeaux pour plus tard.
58
L'allée d'Elfreth
Les plus anciens vivaient continuellement dans la rue dans les premières colonies américaines.
59
Pont Benjamin Franklin
Lors de sa construction, il prétendait être "le plus long pont suspendu du monde !"
60
Église du Christ
Connue sous le nom d'Église de la Révolution, l'admission se fait « par don uniquement ». Apprenez de certains des meilleurs historiens de la ville!
61
B. Bureau de poste gratuit de Franklin
Le premier bureau de poste en Amérique !
62
Salle des menuisiers
Voyez où la graine de l'Amérique a été plantée pour la première fois ! L'admission est "Don uniquement" et à la discrétion des invités.
63
Deuxième banque des États-Unis
Une galerie de portraits présidentiels gérée par le département des parcs.
64
Salle de l'Indépendance
Nous discuterons de l'importance de l'Independence Hall, de son rôle dans la guerre d'indépendance et de nos courageux pères fondateurs qui ont traversé les couloirs.
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Commentaires (800)
jaxpa
Jul 2018
This was great fun, though our tour guide (Tim or Walter, I forget which), had some beef with New Jersey, and they have enough going against them as it is.
Réponse de l'hôte
Aug 2018
Hello,
I was your guide and I do live in Jersey - it's just as bad as I make it out to be on the tour :) Glad you had fun and thanks for the review!
-Tim
Adam B
Jul 2018
Our guide Tim did an excellent job! He spoke from his wealth of knowledge about Phildelphia's history with humor and confidence. I learned a lot and would definitely recommend!
Réponse de l'hôte
Aug 2018
Hi Adam,
Thanks for the review and the kind words. Hope to see you again!
-Tim
Tara A
Jul 2018
We really enjoyed the pace and anecdotes provided by our entertaining and funny guide. As tourists not as familiar with American history, we felt that we learned lots and got a good lay of the land. Our guide gave us great tips as to where to go back to spend more time and to how to avoid line ups and find cheap/free attractions. We’re quite glad we started our trip with this 90 minute tour.
Réponse de l'hôte
Aug 2018
Hi Tara,
So glad you had a nice time in Philadelphia and we're glad we were able to help you make the most of it. Come see us again!
-Tim