private tours in pennsylvania

Philadelphia, often called the City of Brotherly Love, is a cornerstone of American history. As the first capital of the United States, it is the birthplace of both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

On this tour, your guide will lead you through the city to explore its rich revolutionary history and iconic landmarks. You may visit the Christ Church Burial Grounds, Elfreth’s Alley, the Betsy Ross House and Independence Hall – the place where declaration of independence and the constitution were debated and signed along a peek at Liberty Bell. The iconic symbol of American independence.

Additionally, have the opportunity to enjoy Philadelphia’s beautiful and growing skyline, see the famous Rocky Statue and climb the famous steps outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

If time permits, you may also explore the more residential areas along the Delaware River. Your guide will share engaging facts and stories, making the tour both fun and educational. Admission to Independence Hall can be added for an additional cost.

Tour Type: Private Guide
Duration: 4 Hours
Mode: Walking
Distance: By Vehicle (powered by A-1 Limousine)

Philadelphia is undeniably the epicenter of some of the most pivotal events of the American Revolution. As the city where the Declaration of Independence was passionately debated and ultimately signed, Philly holds a title of immense historical significance. This makes it a must-visit destination not only for history buffs but also for anyone curious about the events that once took place there.

One of Philadelphia’s top attractions for a deep dive into history is the Museum of the American Revolution. Formerly known as the American Revolution Center, this institution is dedicated to bringing the revolutionary era to life and educating visitors about this transformative period in American history.

Guests will embark on a captivating one-hour guided tour of the museum, led by an expert museum guide. After the tour, you’ll have free time to explore the exhibits at your own pace.

Guests can choose to focus their tour on any of the following subjects:

• Stories of the Revolution: Explore how different people experience the events of the revolution thought stories and object left behind.
• Revolutionary Woman: Explore the stories and contributions of various woman that shaped the revolution.
• Black Voices of the Revolution: Explore what this eras meant for people of African descent.

Tour Type: Private Guide
Duration: 1 Hour (plus Free Time)
Mode: By Foot

Valley Forge National Historical Park is the site of a Revolutionary War encampment, northwest of Philadelphia. It served as the winter encampment General George Washington and the Continental Army.

The Park trails connect the key monuments and historic structures, including the early-20th-century National Memorial Arch and the Muhlenberg Brigade, the recreated log-cabin barracks used by General Peter Muhlenberg and his men. This offers a great opportunity to learn what life was like at the campsite and the daily tasks those staying there were faced with. You will also visit Isaac Potts House – known today as Washington’s Headquarter as the structure was used by General Washington at the time. Visitors will also Grand Parade Ground which is the area where the Continental Soldiers drilled and marched.

Valley Forge brings history to life in a beautiful setting, providing ample opportunities to learn and explore. Guests can tour the park with a specialized guide, gaining a deeper understanding of the area’s history and its role in shaping America.

Tour Type: Private Guide
Duration: 4 Hours
Mode: By Vehicle (powered by A-1 Limousine)