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Combine two of Pennsylvania’s best sights on this full-day tour. Departing from midtown Manhattan on an air-conditioned vehicle, you will marvel at the grandeur of Philadelphia and explore the Lancaster County’s oldest Amish community.
• Visit Liberty Bell Center, filled with history about the Liberty Bell and then there is the bell itself
• Walk Independence National Historical Park on a free guided walking tour
• Marvel at the famous Independence Hall, Betsy Ross house and Philadelphia City Hall
• Run the Rocky steps! It’s fun to run (or walk) up the iconic steps.
• Explore Lancaster County’s Amish community, and be brought back in time by their way of life
• Enjoy travelling in an air conditioned vehicle
The first stop on this tour is Elfreth's Alley, historic street in Philadelphia, dating back to 1703.
Next comes Betsy Ross House with its sweeping historic importance. Where we’re going to hop off the vehicle for a free guided walking tour of Independence National Historical Park, includes sights of: Independence Hall, Free Quaker Meetinghouse, President's House Site, First and Second Bank of the United States, Carpenters' Hall, Library Hall and visit to Liberty Bell Center. Over 330 years of US history are waiting for you in Philadelphia
The tour then moves onto spectacular City Hall as the beautiful centerpiece of the city. Anchoring the long expanse of Broad Street, it offers an almost castle-like atmosphere with its intricate arches and stairways.
Your final stop of the day is the charming society of Lancaster County’s Amish community. Here you will enjoy a buggy ride with free leisure time.
The significance and understanding of the founding of the United States of America make it worth taking a day to visit Philadelphia. Learn as much as you can about the people who shaped this city, this nation. This city has a very patriotic and prideful feeling.
The first stop on this tour is Elfreth's Alley, historic street in Philadelphia, dating back to 1703.
Betsy Ross house is a small house with a big history. Betsy Ross is credited with stitching the first American flag.
When one thinks of Philadelphia the first thing that comes to mind is the liberty bell. Originally housed in the independence hall, it now has its own building - Liberty Bell Center. Filled with a lot of history about the Liberty Bell and then there is the bell itself.
Guided walking tour of Independence National Historical Park, includes sights of: Independence Hall, Free Quaker Meetinghouse, President's House Site, First and Second Bank of the United States, Carpenters' Hall, Library Hall and visit to Liberty Bell Center. Over 330 years of US history are waiting for you in Philadelphia
Learn about Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution was debated and signed.
City Hall is the beautiful centerpiece of the city. Anchoring the long expanse of Broad Street, it offers an almost castle-like atmosphere with its intricate arches and stairways.
Ran the Rocky steps! It’s fun to run (or walk) up the iconic steps. Then go to the statue for a great photo opportunity! Philly loves Rocky! It's a truly iconic place with countless tourists lining up to grab a photo after doing their best Balboa running up the steps!
After visiting the most iconic places in Philadelphia we will head out to Lancaster County and the Amish community. We will be brought back in time by their way of life - no modern technology, no electricity, no cell phones…
· Walking tour of Independence National Historical Park
· Admission to Liberty Bell Center (subject to availability)
· Audio/video and written information at Liberty Bell Center
· Amish Village Buggy Ride
· Transport by air-conditioned vehicle
· Professional guide
Food and beverages
Gratuities
Worths your time and your money.
14 hours
Free amendments & cancellations.
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