Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia
Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia highlights
Admire the grand neoclassical design of the Second Bank, housing an extensive collection of early American art.
Visit the birthplace of the First Continental Congress, Carpenter’s Hall, a charming brick building in the heart of Old City.
Explore the New Hall Military Museum within Independence National Historical Park, showcasing artifacts and stories from the Revolutionary War.
Look at the architectural significance of the First Bank, designed by Samuel Blodgett.
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Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia overview
Activity Location: National Constitution Center - 525 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19106
Activity Timing: April – November: Monday – Saturday: 10AM, 12PM, 2PM Sunday: 11AM, 1PM, 3PM
Activity duration: 1hour 15minutes
Go on a Constitutional Walking Tour through Philadelphia. Explore sites like the Second Bank, Carpenters' Hall, and New Hall Military Museum, learning about the nation's birth amid colonial charm and revolutionary history. See the First Bank and Benjamin Franklin's home at Franklin Court.
About the Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia:
- Start your tour at the Second Bank of the United States and learn about its contributions to American finance.
- Visit Carpenters' Hall and see the site of the First Continental Congress, where delegates gathered to discuss their grievances against British rule.
- Look at the New Hall Military Museum, housed within the historic 1791 Philadelphia Arsenal, showcasing a collection of military artifacts.
- Admire the architecture of the nation's first central bank, First Bank of the United States, located on Chestnut Street and designed by architect Samuel Blodgett.
- See the recreated 18th-century courtyard, Franklin Court, where Benjamin Franklin once lived and worked.
- Step inside Christ Church, an architectural masterpiece and one of America's most historic churches founded in 1695.
- Conclude your walking tour with a visit to the Betsy Ross House, the legendary home of America's most famous flag maker.
Pick-up Location: Hotel centrally located in Philadelphia