Elfreth’s Alley

Christ Church Burial Ground in Philadelphia is an important early-American cemetery.

The 300 year old house pays homage to a woman whose story is woven into the story of the nation and explores the rest of her life, beyond sewing the first flag.

Situated along the Ben Franklin Bridge, the Race Street Pier was a huge urban redevelopment program undertaken by the city and is now enjoyed by both locals and travelers.

The oldest (and still operational) Friends Meeting House for Quakers stands here on Arch Street, dating back to 1804.

This museum showcases and demonstrates how paper documents were printed and mass produced in the 18th century.

Home to one of four US mint production locations, the Philadelphia Mint gives free tours where you can learn about the production of money and the considerations around it.