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This 2-hour walking tour with a historian guide takes you through the historic streets of Philadelphia to the places where the American Revolution unfolded. Visit key revolutionary landmarks such as the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. Hear stories of the Founding Fathers, including George Washington, Benjamin Franklin and Alexander Hamilton, right where they happened. Feel free to ask your guide any questions about the founding of the United States along the way.

Walk through the sites of the
American Revolution with a historian
Meet your guide at the Independence Visitor Center at the corner of 6th and Market Streets to start the tour. Stroll along Philadelphia's historic streets as you learn about the American Revolutionary War.
Visit places linked to the Founding Fathers

Continue to sites connected with revolutionary figures such as George Washington, Paul Revere and James Madison, and learn about the founders of the United States. You will also see the houses of Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin and George Washington.
See the Liberty Bell and where the Continental Congress met

See the Liberty Bell, the symbol of American independence, and visit the place where the Continental Congress met. Hear about other key figures such as Thomas Paine, James Madison and Patrick Henry, and ask your guide anything you like. The tour ends at the Franklin Court Printing Office on Market Street.
※ The tour runs in all weather conditions.
※ Timed tickets for Independence Hall and entry to federal buildings managed by the National Park Service are not included.
Meeting point :
Independence Visitor Center
599 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA
Meeting point information:
The tour starts outside the Market Street entrance of the Independence Visitor Center. It ends at the Franklin Court Printing Office at 318 Market St.
Independence Visitor Center, 599 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA