Visit the burial ground where Samuel Nicholas was laid to rest. Nicholas was the first Commandant of the Continental Marine Corps and is regarded as the Father of the US Marines Corps.

Mikveh Israel is believed to be the oldest continuously operating Jewish congregation in America. Here you will visit a memorial dedicated to Commodore Uriah Levy.

Known primarily as the building where the Second Continental Congress declared independence from the British Empire, this is also where George Washington was appointed Commander in Chief at the outbreak of the war, where the United States military was created, and was the scene of a pivotal riot conducted by unpaid soldiers.

A beautiful public park dedicated to George Washington. Here, you can pay respects to fallen soldiers of the American Revolution at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the accompanying eternal flame.

Commodore John Barry is a hero of the early years of the US Navy. Learn about his accomplishments while standing next to his statue in the shadow of Independence Hall

The preeminent museum on the American Revolution, our guests will view a special presentation that is usually only offered to museum patrons. Our guests will also receive discounted admission into the museum at any point after the tour.

Learn about Philadelphia's contributions to the Korean and Vietnam Wars by visiting these two memorials near the city's waterfront.

Learn about Philadelphia's contributions to the Korean and Vietnam Wars by visiting these two memorials near the city's waterfront.

Gaze upon the USS Becuna while learning about this submarine's incredible military history.

End the tour at the scenic Penn's Landing along the Delaware River. Here, you will see the USS Olympia and the USS Becuna, two vessels that served with distinction and are now permanently displayed as part of the Independence Seaport Museum. You will also learn about the Tun Tavern which once stood nearby and served as the first recruiting station for the Continental Marines.