• Benjamin Franklin’s Grave - Observe Benjamin Franklin’s grave from outside Christ Church Cemetery
• Independence Hall - We will look at the exterior of Independence Hall
• The President’s House - A short time will be allotted to view the archeological site
• Liberty Bell Center - We will see the Liberty Bell from outside the building
• Washington Square - We will enter the park and view the tomb of the Revolutionary War unknowns
• Carpenters’ Hall - View from the outside, and if open, we will go inside as well
• Franklin Court - We will see the ghost houses and walk through the archway
• Elfreth’s Alley - We will stroll down the alley
• Betsy Ross House - We will view the exterior of the Betsy Ross House

• Guide Services

• Bottled water

“To believe all men are honest is foolish. To trust none is even worse.” - John Adams

It’s well-known that George Washington didn’t actually chop down a cherry tree, so why does this tale persist?

Americans enjoy sharing stories about the Founding Fathers that instill pride in being part of their legacy. However, beneath these grand tales of brilliance and success, we discover flawed individuals who were simply human. They were people who could be kind, cruel, humorous, and very rarely chopping down trees.

This tour not only showcases America’s Most Historic Square Mile (though it does that too), but it also explores who the Founding Fathers truly were, who they were not, and who we wish they had been.

No axe-wielding necessary.

The tour will feature the exteriors of the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, the President’s House, Benjamin Franklin’s Grave, Franklin Court, Elfreth’s Alley, Betsy Ross’ House, and more.

• Infants must be carried by a parent or guardian
• Not recommended for travelers who cannot travel two miles and lack assistance or a mobility aid

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.