Philly historique pour les enfants de 5 à 12 ans
Description
La seule visite du genre ! Cette visite à pied d'une heure et demie fait vivre Philadelphie révolutionnaire pour les enfants de 5 à 12 ans. Huzzah ! Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte.
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Itinéraire
Comment a commencé la Pennsylvanie ? Apprenez-en davantage sur les quakers et découvrez comment Betsy Ross adorait ici, à la Free Quaker Meeting House, c. 1783.
Philadelphie avait la première Monnaie nationale. Aujourd’hui, ce site est le plus grand établissement monétaire du monde, produisant la plupart des pièces américaines.
Le père fondateur préféré de Philly. Voyez sa tombe de 1790 et entendez parler de sa vie incroyable, ici à Philly et à l'étranger.
Voir « Keys to the Community », un buste en bronze de neuf pieds du père fondateur Benjamin Franklin par le sculpteur James Peniston. Pourquoi y a-t-il des clés partout sur Ben ?
Betsy Ross a-t-elle vraiment cousu le premier drapeau américain ? La maison, vers les années 1740, a tant d'histoires merveilleuses. Si seulement les murs pouvaient parler.
Un National Historic Landmark et la plus ancienne rue habitée en Amérique, datant de 1703. Des pavés, des corps occupés, des maisons coloniales, des repères historiques. Pourriez-vous vivre ainsi au XVIIIe siècle ?
L'église historique Christ Church est un monument remarquable survivant de la Révolution américaine. Les signataires de la Déclaration d'indépendance y sont enterrés, ainsi que d'autres personnalités révolutionnaires notables.
Les États-Unis sont nés ici ! La Constitution américaine a été créée ici ! Huzzah ! Independence Hall, c. 1733, fut la Pennsylvania State House pendant plus de quarante ans avant que l'Amérique ne se sépare de la Grande-Bretagne en 1776. Si seulement les murs pouvaient parler.
Que la liberté sonne ! Installée ici au Liberty Bell Center, la Liberty Bell est un symbole emblématique et durable de l'Amérique.
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Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(27)
Wendy was an amazing tour guide. Very knowledgeable and interactive with the kids. She also made it fun for the adults.
Wendy was amazing with all the kids. Our small kids thought it was so fun and our oldest kids were so excited to answer questions. They all learned so much and had a great time. Excellent tour guide.
Tour content was perfect for our 7 year old. Pace and information was great. Wendy was a lot of fun and the kids (and adults) learned a lot.
So much fun! We loved the information and seeing the city. Wendy is very kind and knows her history!
Liked having a tour that is geared to kids. My grandson (6 years old) was engaged with our tour director Wendy for the whole tour. The timing (1 1/2 hr) was perfect length.
Wendy tuned into the children in the group and adjusted the conversation and facts to their level of learning. The day was really hot and humid and Wendy tried to keep us in shady spots along the way.
Our 8 &10 year old grandsons could't wait to fill in their parents on everything they saw and learned. The 4th grader just finished studying the American Revolution so had answers handy but Wendy was so good at engaging and encouraging the younger one who had little knowledge beforehand. I'm a suburbanite who, nonetheless, knows the city and its history well but Wendy still had me hooked with so much new information. You won't find a more patient, kind and knowledgeable guide for you or your kids in this city or any other.
My daughter and I had Wendy as our tour guide. She was very knowledgeable and spoke to the kids in our group at their pace. The kids had lots of fun questions and Wendy was able to answer each one at their level. Everyone one learned something new and had a great time.
I went with two other families with a total of ten or eleven kids. We toured with Wendy, who was dressed in a delightful period costume and kept the kids engaged the entire time. We saw things I've never seen in Philly before; most of what she showed us was new to me. Great experience!
Wendy was the best guide for this experience! So knowledgeable, friendly, and kind. As a mom herself, she noted the antsy toddler meltdowns ensuing and kept my kiddos entertained. The rain didn’t stop her! It was almost a 2 hour walking tour and my kids and I really enjoyed it. Will highly recommend!
