• The Singer - Embark on your adventure at the melodic core of Philadelphia’s history, where the echoes of a nation’s founding resonate through the streets.
• Independence National Historical Park - Experience the birthplace of American democracy, where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were debated and adopted. In 2026, this site celebrates 250 years of history.
• Independence Mall - Walk through the grounds where America’s 250th anniversary festivities are centered. The spirit of 1776 is vibrantly alive.
• Museum of the American Revolution - Discover the home of America’s founding narrative in its most significant year. The museum is featuring special 250th anniversary exhibitions throughout 2026. (Outside Visit)
• Betsy Ross House - Visit the site where the first American flag was crafted. Explore the birthplace of the world’s most recognized symbol as it celebrates its 250th year. (Outside Visit)
• The President’s House - Explore the hidden layers of presidential history, offering a unique insight into the lives of the nation’s founders being celebrated today. (Outside Visit)
• Elfreth’s Alley - America’s oldest continuously inhabited residential street. Here, your guide presents you with an official America250 “1776” commemorative postcard. Write a message to someone dear and mail it from Benjamin Franklin’s post office, two stops back on the route.

• Official America250 tote bag
• Professional local tour guide

America’s 250th anniversary is a once-in-a-lifetime event, and Philadelphia is the ultimate destination to celebrate. This city is where the Declaration of Independence was signed, the Constitution was crafted, and the Liberty Bell rang, altering history forever. On this exclusive 2-hour walking tour of Old City, participants will not only visit these historic sites but will also stand in them during the nation’s 250th birthday year. A knowledgeable guide, fluent in the participant’s language, will vividly recount the stories behind every cobblestone and pivotal moment. Walk the same paths as Washington, Franklin, and Jefferson, and stand where America was born. At Elfreth’s Alley, the oldest street in the country, participants will receive an official America250 “1776” commemorative postcard to send from Benjamin Franklin’s own post office, conveniently located along the tour route. From the Betsy Ross House to Independence National Historical Park, each step covers 250 years of history. This is not just any tour; it’s a once-in-250-years experience. Book now, as this opportunity will never come again.

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