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The standouts, worldwide.
The 15 standout revolutionary america, gathered from across the world. What each one shows you, how long it runs and who leads it, so you can pick the tour that fits the trip.
Walk Philadelphia’s Revolution-era highlights with history-degree guides, hitting Liberty Bell and Independence Hall in about 2 hours for $29.
Most Popular“It was one the coldest days out and Ted tried his best to find places for the group to go inside. So knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend”
A 2.5-hour small-group walk through Philly’s Revolutionary landmarks, with the Museum of the American Revolution and Washington’s war tent.
“Our tour of Philadelphia was wonderful and gave us a meaningful look at the foundations of American history. We visited Independence Hall, Franklin Court, Benjamin Franklin's grave, the first and second Bank of the United States, the meeting place of the First Continental Congress and the Museum of the American Revolution. Each stop added depth…”
A 2-hour guided Revolution and Founding Fathers walk in Philadelphia, hitting the Liberty Bell, Washington sites, and more.
Small-group Old City true-crime history walk in Philadelphia: Betsy Ross House, Franklin’s grave, serial killer lore, and 2.5 hours.
“Ted was fantastic. He was knowledgeable and fun. The sight and stories were interesting. A fun time!”
A guided Civil War walk through Savannah’s Historic District, from Warren Square to Sherman’s headquarters, with strategy and hardship stories.
“Our guide was very informative but the first 45 minutes of our 1.5 hour tour was about the establishment and history of Savannah. Only the last 40-45 minutes had anything to do with Civil War.”
Philadelphia Old City history pub crawl with four bar stops, short walks, and a small-group guide for colonial stories.
“Very fun and informative tour. We learned many backstories about the history of Philly. Jenna was a friendly and knowledgeable guide.”
A 2-hour, professor-researched dark history walk in Philadelphia: burial grounds, Helltown, the first US bank robbery, vampires, pirates, ghosts.
Skip-the-line mobile ticket to the Gettysburg Heritage Center with self-guided exhibits, an animated map film, 3D scenes, and a strong gift shop.
“Very worthwhile, presented a lot of information about the Gettysburg Battle and impact on the towns people. The film was excellent in showing and explaining how the various troops moved in and around the battlefield over the 3 days. Great gift shop, easy entry, appreciated the parking behind the building. Beautifully kept grounds at the…”
Walk Chennai’s George Town roots with a local guide, from Fort St. George to Armenian trade stories, on a small-group 3-hour tour.
“A very interesting tour , tailored to our interests. Would have preferred less time in the museum however as I had just spent the afternoon in another museum!”
Walk Beacon Hill on a small-group Underground Railroad tour that connects Black abolitionists, the Civil War, and everyday Boston street corners.
“Book this tour!! Don't hesitate! Will masterfully and passionately delivered the best explanation of the workings of the underground railroad that I've ever heard. He is a true history buff. I cant wait to come back with my daughters. There is a good bit of walking so wear comfy shoes.”
Sample lobster roll, chowder, oysters and more on a small-group walk to Boston Harbor’s working fish pier and lobster facility.
“Phenomenal. Great food, Boston history both colonial and current. Adam is personable and passionate about all things Boston. Recommend looking for one of his tours.”
Explore Franklin’s Civil War battle sites at the Carter, Lotz, and Carnton homes, seeing bullet holes and cannon impacts on a 7-hour tour.
“Best was friendliness of driver Julie and all tour guides😃”
A 2-hour, one-mile Boston walking tour for $5, led in English. From Boston Common to Faneuil Hall, learn stories locals share.
“Tour was good and full of Boston History and places / landmarks were explained well.Th tour guide knew about the Boston”
2.5-hour small-group Boston seafood and history walk with lobster rolls and clam chowder near the waterfront.
“We were so pleased with Alex and our tour group. We all had the best time and Alex was amazing as our guide. His history of Boston was excellent and he was genuinely so nice. Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Boston.”
Boston’s Votes for Women Back Bay walk connects suffrage leaders to real buildings, gardens, and monuments on a small-group 2.5-hour tour.
“Our guide was so knowledgeable and loved questions. Maura told us and showed us about Boston’s women’s suffragist movement. Loved seeing buildings we have walked by numerous times in a different light as important to the fight for the vote. This is a must do for young people as well.”
From the Roman Forum to Angkor's temples — pick a civilisation, an era, or a corner of the map.
