Liberty Bell

The Liberty Bell, a symbol of freedom for the U.S., is the perfect destination for any Philadelphia Tour. There is alot of information at the bell available at this destination.

Betsy Ross House

Betsy Ross is credited with creating the original stars and stripes. Her Georgian-style home is a tribute to her and her accomplishments. Your student group will get to learn about Betsy Ross and enjoy history told from historic actors. This quick tour is a must.

Constitution Center

The Constitution Center can quite possible be called America's most interactive history museum. Unlike other museums, this museum is devoted solely to the U.S. Constitution and the story about how the Constitution came to be. Student groups will enjoy the educational experience and the hands on attitude of the museum.

 

Vietnam War Memorial

Visit Philadelphia's memorial from our nation's longest war, the Vietnam War. This memorial was built so that others could learn and honor those who lost their lives in Vietnam. This is definetely and informative and moving memorial.

Independence Hall

This is the birthplace of the Declaration of Independence. When you enter the building you can see where this famous declaration was made, as well as the same place in which the articles of confederation were written. You literally get to step into a piece of American history when you visit Independence Hall.

 

Franklin Museum

This 175 year old institure is dedicated to understanding science and technology, two fundamentals that Benjamin Franklin, the museum's namesake, was an advocate for. There are lots of interactive exhibits, you can take a crawl through the valves and chambers of a model heart or see how fast you can pitch a baseball in the sports exhibit.

Academy of Natural Sciences

The Academy of Natual Sciences is home to many interesting and exciting exhibits. These exhibits are geared to all ages, so everyone has a good time. Day 3

Independence Seaport Museum

The Independence Seaport Museum is an interactive learning museum that student groups love. Learn about Philadelphia's history as a port city and learn about all types of vessels that were used on the Delaware River.

Philadelphia Zoo

This zoo opened in 1874, which makes this America's oldest zoo. Housing over 1600 animals from around the world this is a great place to stop for any tour group. Student groups always give raving reviews of this amazing zoo.

Valley Forge

Go on a quick trip to Valley Forge. You can see the excellent Valley Forge national historic park or head over to the World of Scouting Museum. If those don't sound appealing there is always the Freedoms Fountain or the National Memorial Arch.