Philadelphia Horse Drawn Carriage Tour
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Trip Type: Historical & Heritage Tours
Duration: 60 minutes
Tour the historic old section of Philadelphia by horse drawn carriage, in the way your forefathers once traveled on these cobblestone streets. Your driver guide will share a chock full of stories and commentary on the historical significance of each key site. As you travel through the busy streets of Philly, take in the panoramic views of the neighborhood.
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Tour the historic old section of Philadelphia by horse drawn carriage, in the way your forefathers once traveled on these cobblestone streets. Your driver guide will share a chock full of stories and commentary on the historical significance of each key site. As you travel through the busy streets of Philly, take in the panoramic views of the neighborhood.Your carriage awaits! See the sights or snuggle with your sweetheart. Sit back, relax and experience Philadelphia's history and other popular attractions aboard a stylish coach. Journey back in time on a 1-hour enchanting carriage ride through the tree-lined streets of the city. Your knowledgeable driver will share stories behind every attraction, including Independence National Historical Park, the Liberty Bell, and Independence Hall.
Journey to Society Hill, home to one of the largest selections of colonial homes as well as some of the oldest churches. Here, you'll visit Old St. Joseph's Church, built in 1773 and the first Roman Catholic church in Philadelphia. Next you'll explore Old City, the neighborhood known as America's most historic mile. Tour the Betsy Ross House, where the seamstress Betsey Ross sewed the first American Flag. Visit Elfreth Alley, the oldest inhabited street in America, and then head to the first US Mint, Benjamin Franklin's grave, National Constitution Center and much more.
Journey to Society Hill, home to one of the largest selections of colonial homes as well as some of the oldest churches. Here, you'll visit Old St. Joseph's Church, built in 1773 and the first Roman Catholic church in Philadelphia. Next you'll explore Old City, the neighborhood known as America's most historic mile. Tour the Betsy Ross House, where the seamstress Betsey Ross sewed the first American Flag. Visit Elfreth Alley, the oldest inhabited street in America, and then head to the first US Mint, Benjamin Franklin's grave, National Constitution Center and much more.
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