Private: Walk Where America Was Born — Phila 250th Anniversary

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About this activity

America turns 250 only once. And there is only one place to be when it happens — Philadelphia. This is the street where the Declaration of Independence was signed. The hall where the Constitution was written. The bell that rang when it all began. On this private 2-hour walk through the heart of Old City, you won't just see these places — you'll stand in them, in the exact year the nation marks its 250th birthday. From the Betsy Ross House where the first flag was sewn, to Independence Hall where it all became official, every step of this tour is a step through 250 years of American history. This is not a regular tour. This is a once-in-250-years experience.

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At a glance

Duration: 2 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–15
Guide: English
Operated by: Opatrip.com US LLC – Local Tours in USA

Ages: Adults (1–99 years)

What is included

Included

Included: A private, dedicated guide— so you never miss a word of America's greatest story.
Included: Local Professional Guide
Included: Official America250 "1776" Commemorative Postcard

Not included

Not included: Personal Expenses
Not included: Food and Drinks

Itinerary

Betsy Ross House

10 min

Where the first American flag was born — 250 years ago, this changed everything (Outside Visit)
Elfreth's Alley

20 min

The oldest street in America, unchanged since the founders walked it
Christ Church

10 min

Where Washington, Franklin and Jefferson prayed — the church that witnessed a revolution
B. Free Franklin Post Office

10 min

Benjamin Franklin's legacy — the only post office in America that never flew a flag
Carpenters' Hall

15 min

Where the First Continental Congress met and decided America's fate
Second Bank of the United States

25 min

Admire the Greek Revival architecture of a key institution in American financial history.
Stop 7

20 min

The most iconic symbol of American freedom — see it in its 250th anniversary year
Independence Hall

10 min

The room where America was born — stand here and feel 250 years of history