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The Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia

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The Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia takes you on a walking journey through America's Most Historic Area - the birthplace of America's nation. Step back in time to see where The Declaration of Independence and The United States Constitution were created. This 75-minute walking adventure includes more than 20 historic sites in the Independence National Historical Park, including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall.
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See where The Declaration of Independence and The United States Constitution were created
Tour operates in rain or shine
75-minute Constitutional Walking Tour
A walking journey through America's Most Historic Area - the birthplace of America's nation
See where The Declaration of Independence and The United States Constitution were created
Tour operates in rain or shine
75-minute Constitutional Walking Tour
Дополнительная информация
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Tours are all weather events and operate rain or shine
  • Tour Meeting Location National Constitution Center 525 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 (Note: Directly outside main entrance by 3 large stone benches) Check in 15 minutes before the tour.
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1
National Constitution Center
Meeting point and tour intro
2
The President's House
This open-air President’s House commemorates the predecessor the White House where President George Washington and President John Adams lived while they were in office, while Philadelphia was the Capital City of the United States from 1790-1800.
3
Declaration House (Graff House)
Declaration House, or Graff House as it is also referred to, is on the site where Thomas Jefferson lived when he wrote The Declaration of Independence.
4
Liberty Bell Center
The quintessential icon of American Freedom
5
Independence Hall
Independence Hall, the birthplace of America, was built in 1732 as the Pennsylvania State House.
6
Congress Hall
Constructed between 1787 and 1789 as the Philadelphia County Court House, Congress Hall served as the United States Capitol, the meeting place of the United States Congress, from 1790 to 1800
7
Old City Hall
The former home to the U.S. Supreme Court
8
The Signer
You will see the statue called The Signer, inspired by George Clymer.
9
American Philosophical Society Museum
Oldest scholarly society in the U.S.
10
Library Hall
The nation’s first public library and the former Library of Congress
11
Second Bank of the United States
One of the most influential financial institutions in the world, now a portrait gallery
12
Carpenters' Hall
The birthplace of the American Identity
13
New Hall Military Museum
Interpreting the role of the military in early U.S. history
14
First Bank of the United States
Sparked the first great Constitutional debate
15
Franklin Court
Ben Franklin’s home and the only Colonial-themed Post Office
16
Christ Church
An active parish since 1695, often called the “Nation’s Church”
17
Betsy Ross House
Where Betsy Ross sewed the first Stars and Stripes
18
Arch Street Meeting House
Home to the Society of Friends
19
Christ Church Burial Ground
The final resting place of Benjamin Franklin
20
National Constitution Center
Meeting point and tour intro
21
The President's House
This open-air President’s House commemorates the predecessor the White House where President George Washington and President John Adams lived while they were in office, while Philadelphia was the Capital City of the United States from 1790-1800.
22
Declaration House (Graff House)
Declaration House, or Graff House as it is also referred to, is on the site where Thomas Jefferson lived when he wrote The Declaration of Independence.
23
Liberty Bell Center
The quintessential icon of American Freedom
24
Independence Hall
Independence Hall, the birthplace of America, was built in 1732 as the Pennsylvania State House.
25
Congress Hall
Constructed between 1787 and 1789 as the Philadelphia County Court House, Congress Hall served as the United States Capitol, the meeting place of the United States Congress, from 1790 to 1800
26
Old City Hall
The former home to the U.S. Supreme Court
27
The Signer
You will see the statue called The Signer, inspired by George Clymer.
28
American Philosophical Society Museum
Oldest scholarly society in the U.S.
29
Library Hall
The nation’s first public library and the former Library of Congress
30
Second Bank of the United States
One of the most influential financial institutions in the world, now a portrait gallery
31
Carpenters' Hall
The birthplace of the American Identity
32
New Hall Military Museum
Interpreting the role of the military in early U.S. history
33
First Bank of the United States
Sparked the first great Constitutional debate
34
Franklin Court
Ben Franklin’s home and the only Colonial-themed Post Office
35
Christ Church
An active parish since 1695, often called the “Nation’s Church”
36
Betsy Ross House
Where Betsy Ross sewed the first Stars and Stripes
37
Arch Street Meeting House
Home to the Society of Friends
38
Christ Church Burial Ground
The final resting place of Benjamin Franklin
39
National Constitution Center
Meeting point and tour intro
40
The President's House
This open-air President’s House commemorates the predecessor the White House where President George Washington and President John Adams lived while they were in office, while Philadelphia was the Capital City of the United States from 1790-1800.
41
Declaration House (Graff House)
Declaration House, or Graff House as it is also referred to, is on the site where Thomas Jefferson lived when he wrote The Declaration of Independence.
42
Liberty Bell Center
The quintessential icon of American Freedom
43
Independence Hall
Independence Hall, the birthplace of America, was built in 1732 as the Pennsylvania State House.
44
Congress Hall
Constructed between 1787 and 1789 as the Philadelphia County Court House, Congress Hall served as the United States Capitol, the meeting place of the United States Congress, from 1790 to 1800
45
Old City Hall
The former home to the U.S. Supreme Court
46
The Signer
You will see the statue called The Signer, inspired by George Clymer.
47
American Philosophical Society Museum
Oldest scholarly society in the U.S.
48
Library Hall
The nation’s first public library and the former Library of Congress
49
Second Bank of the United States
One of the most influential financial institutions in the world, now a portrait gallery
50
Carpenters' Hall
The birthplace of the American Identity
51
New Hall Military Museum
Interpreting the role of the military in early U.S. history
52
First Bank of the United States
Sparked the first great Constitutional debate
53
Franklin Court
Ben Franklin’s home and the only Colonial-themed Post Office
54
Christ Church
An active parish since 1695, often called the “Nation’s Church”
55
Betsy Ross House
Where Betsy Ross sewed the first Stars and Stripes
56
Arch Street Meeting House
Home to the Society of Friends
57
Christ Church Burial Ground
The final resting place of Benjamin Franklin
58
National Constitution Center
Meeting point and tour intro
59
The President's House
This open-air President’s House commemorates the predecessor the White House where President George Washington and President John Adams lived while they were in office, while Philadelphia was the Capital City of the United States from 1790-1800.
60
Declaration House (Graff House)
Declaration House, or Graff House as it is also referred to, is on the site where Thomas Jefferson lived when he wrote The Declaration of Independence.
61
Liberty Bell Center
The quintessential icon of American Freedom
62
Independence Hall
Independence Hall, the birthplace of America, was built in 1732 as the Pennsylvania State House.
63
Congress Hall
Constructed between 1787 and 1789 as the Philadelphia County Court House, Congress Hall served as the United States Capitol, the meeting place of the United States Congress, from 1790 to 1800
64
Old City Hall
The former home to the U.S. Supreme Court
65
The Signer
You will see the statue called The Signer, inspired by George Clymer.
66
American Philosophical Society Museum
Oldest scholarly society in the U.S.
67
Library Hall
The nation’s first public library and the former Library of Congress
68
Second Bank of the United States
One of the most influential financial institutions in the world, now a portrait gallery
69
Carpenters' Hall
The birthplace of the American Identity
70
New Hall Military Museum
Interpreting the role of the military in early U.S. history
71
First Bank of the United States
Sparked the first great Constitutional debate
72
Franklin Court
Ben Franklin’s home and the only Colonial-themed Post Office
73
Christ Church
An active parish since 1695, often called the “Nation’s Church”
74
Betsy Ross House
Where Betsy Ross sewed the first Stars and Stripes
75
Arch Street Meeting House
Home to the Society of Friends
76
Christ Church Burial Ground
The final resting place of Benjamin Franklin
77
National Constitution Center
Meeting point and tour intro
78
The President's House
This open-air President’s House commemorates the predecessor the White House where President George Washington and President John Adams lived while they were in office, while Philadelphia was the Capital City of the United States from 1790-1800.
79
Declaration House (Graff House)
Declaration House, or Graff House as it is also referred to, is on the site where Thomas Jefferson lived when he wrote The Declaration of Independence.
80
Liberty Bell Center
The quintessential icon of American Freedom
81
Independence Hall
Independence Hall, the birthplace of America, was built in 1732 as the Pennsylvania State House.
82
Congress Hall
Constructed between 1787 and 1789 as the Philadelphia County Court House, Congress Hall served as the United States Capitol, the meeting place of the United States Congress, from 1790 to 1800
83
Old City Hall
The former home to the U.S. Supreme Court
84
The Signer
You will see the statue called The Signer, inspired by George Clymer.
85
American Philosophical Society Museum
Oldest scholarly society in the U.S.
86
Library Hall
The nation’s first public library and the former Library of Congress
87
Second Bank of the United States
One of the most influential financial institutions in the world, now a portrait gallery
88
Carpenters' Hall
The birthplace of the American Identity
89
New Hall Military Museum
Interpreting the role of the military in early U.S. history
90
First Bank of the United States
Sparked the first great Constitutional debate
91
Franklin Court
Ben Franklin’s home and the only Colonial-themed Post Office
92
Christ Church
An active parish since 1695, often called the “Nation’s Church”
93
Betsy Ross House
Where Betsy Ross sewed the first Stars and Stripes
94
Arch Street Meeting House
Home to the Society of Friends
95
Christ Church Burial Ground
The final resting place of Benjamin Franklin
96
National Constitution Center
Meeting point and tour intro
97
The President's House
This open-air President’s House commemorates the predecessor the White House where President George Washington and President John Adams lived while they were in office, while Philadelphia was the Capital City of the United States from 1790-1800.
98
Declaration House (Graff House)
Declaration House, or Graff House as it is also referred to, is on the site where Thomas Jefferson lived when he wrote The Declaration of Independence.
99
Liberty Bell Center
The quintessential icon of American Freedom
100
Independence Hall
Independence Hall, the birthplace of America, was built in 1732 as the Pennsylvania State House.
101
Congress Hall
Constructed between 1787 and 1789 as the Philadelphia County Court House, Congress Hall served as the United States Capitol, the meeting place of the United States Congress, from 1790 to 1800
102
Old City Hall
The former home to the U.S. Supreme Court
103
The Signer
You will see the statue called The Signer, inspired by George Clymer.
104
American Philosophical Society Museum
Oldest scholarly society in the U.S.
105
Library Hall
The nation’s first public library and the former Library of Congress
106
Second Bank of the United States
One of the most influential financial institutions in the world, now a portrait gallery
107
Carpenters' Hall
The birthplace of the American Identity
108
New Hall Military Museum
Interpreting the role of the military in early U.S. history
109
First Bank of the United States
Sparked the first great Constitutional debate
110
Franklin Court
Ben Franklin’s home and the only Colonial-themed Post Office
111
Christ Church
An active parish since 1695, often called the “Nation’s Church”
112
Betsy Ross House
Where Betsy Ross sewed the first Stars and Stripes
113
Arch Street Meeting House
Home to the Society of Friends
114
Christ Church Burial Ground
The final resting place of Benjamin Franklin
115
National Constitution Center
Meeting point and tour intro
116
The President's House
This open-air President’s House commemorates the predecessor the White House where President George Washington and President John Adams lived while they were in office, while Philadelphia was the Capital City of the United States from 1790-1800.
117
Declaration House (Graff House)
Declaration House, or Graff House as it is also referred to, is on the site where Thomas Jefferson lived when he wrote The Declaration of Independence.
118
Liberty Bell Center
The quintessential icon of American Freedom
119
Independence Hall
Independence Hall, the birthplace of America, was built in 1732 as the Pennsylvania State House.
120
Congress Hall
Constructed between 1787 and 1789 as the Philadelphia County Court House, Congress Hall served as the United States Capitol, the meeting place of the United States Congress, from 1790 to 1800
121
Old City Hall
The former home to the U.S. Supreme Court
122
The Signer
You will see the statue called The Signer, inspired by George Clymer.
123
American Philosophical Society Museum
Oldest scholarly society in the U.S.
124
Library Hall
The nation’s first public library and the former Library of Congress
125
Second Bank of the United States
One of the most influential financial institutions in the world, now a portrait gallery
126
Carpenters' Hall
The birthplace of the American Identity
127
New Hall Military Museum
Interpreting the role of the military in early U.S. history
128
First Bank of the United States
Sparked the first great Constitutional debate
129
Franklin Court
Ben Franklin’s home and the only Colonial-themed Post Office
130
Christ Church
An active parish since 1695, often called the “Nation’s Church”
131
Betsy Ross House
Where Betsy Ross sewed the first Stars and Stripes
132
Arch Street Meeting House
Home to the Society of Friends
133
Christ Church Burial Ground
The final resting place of Benjamin Franklin
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Lisa_C
Nov 2024
Friendly, knowledgeble and great presenter/guide! On time, shared many facts and answered our questions!
N89NClisac
Nov 2024
Fantastic tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and allowed us ample time to look around at each stop! Definitely recommend.
Brenda_L
Nov 2024
The tour gave a great, quick look at things like the location of homes of George Washington and Ben Franklin, the exterior of Independence Hall, Franklin’s print shop, the building where the continental congress met, Betsy Ross’ home, Franklin’s grave, and the Liberty Bell through its glass encasement. After the tour, we had an opportunity to go back and revisit many of the sites more closely. The tour guide was very knowledgeable. The tour provided a great introduction into Philadelphia’s role in our nation’s independence.

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