Philadelphia & Princeton University Tour

Traveling to Philadelphia through the states of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. We will make a stop for meals/refreshment in the state of New Jersey.

Elfreth’s Alley, located in the heart of Philadelphia, is the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the United States. Steeped in history and charm, it offers a unique glimpse into early American life.

The Betsy Ross House, located in Philadelphia, is famous for being the reputed home of Betsy Ross, the woman credited with sewing the first American flag. While historians debate some aspects of her story, the house remains a popular and fascinating historical landmark.

Christ Church Burial Ground in Philadelphia is one of America’s most historic cemeteries and is famous for being the final resting place of Benjamin Franklin and other prominent figures from the Revolutionary era: Francis Hopkinson, Joseph Hewes, George Ross, and Dr. Benjamin Rush.

The Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, often called “America’s Most Historic Square Mile,” is a treasure trove of American history. Encompassing some of the nation’s most significant historical sites, it offers insights into the founding of the United States.

The Liberty Bell Center houses the iconic Liberty Bell, a powerful symbol of American freedom and independence.

Independence Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was built between 1732 and 1756 and served as the meeting place for the Second Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention.

• Philadelphia’s Old City Hall
• Signer’s Garden
• Second Bank of the United States
• New Hall Military Museum
• Carpenter’s Hall

The LOVE Sign, located in Love Park, is one of Philadelphia’s most famous landmarks and a popular photo spot symbolizing the city’s nickname — “The City of Brotherly Love.”

The “Rocky Steps” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art gained worldwide fame after appearing in the 1976 film Rocky, symbolizing perseverance and triumph.

Traveling to Princeton takes you through the scenic states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with a stop along the way for meals and refreshments in New Jersey.

Princeton is a charming town known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and academic excellence. Home to the prestigious Princeton University, the town beautifully blends small-town charm with the intellectual spirit of one of the world’s leading Ivy League institutions.

Princeton University, originally known as the College of New Jersey, is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the United States.

During the guided walking tour, you’ll explore some of the campus’s most remarkable landmarks, including the Frist Campus Center, Prospect House & Garden, Princeton Summer Theater, University Chapel, Art Museum, Firestone Library, and Richardson Auditorium. You’ll also see historic and artistic highlights such as the John Witherspoon Statue, James Collins Johnson Arch, Oval with Points Sculpture, and the iconic Nassau Hall, the oldest building on campus and a symbol of Princeton’s enduring legacy.

The Princeton University Store is the official campus shop offering a wide selection of Princeton apparel, souvenirs, and gifts. It’s the perfect place to pick up memorabilia and show your Tiger pride before heading back to New York City.

Traveling back to New York City through the state of New Jersey.

The tour will end at

1. New Jersey 820 31st St, Union City, NJ 07087
2. New York – Manhattan – 790 7th Ave, New York, NY 10019