فيلادلفيا
- خريطة واحدة
- 11.99 € للمجموعة
- ~2 h 30
This big city in Pennsylvania stands on the Delaware River. Its Greek name means brotherly love. Before the Europeans arrived, this land was home to the Lenape, an Indigenous people who lived along the river. Today the Lenape form several nations, including the Delaware Nation and the Delaware Tribe of Indians, in Oklahoma. William Penn founded the city in the 1680s.
محطات تنتظر اكتشافك
Christ Church
Christ Church is an Episcopal church founded in 1695. It is famous for its 1754 steeple and for the people who worshipped here when the United States was born.
Elfreth's Alley
Elfreth's Alley is a lane in Old City that has been lived in without a break since the 1700s. Its 32 houses were built between 1720 and 1836.
Casa di Betsy Ross
The Betsy Ross House is a little 1700s house on Arch Street. It is linked to the story of the first stars and stripes flag of the United States.
Franklin Court
Franklin Court is the courtyard where Benjamin Franklin's house once stood. It is part of the large national historical park in the city center.
Independence Hall
Independence Hall is where the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution were debated and signed. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Reading Terminal Market
Reading Terminal Market is a covered market that opened in 1893 underneath the Reading Railroad's station. It is one of the oldest and most famous markets in the United States.
City Hall
City Hall is Philadelphia's city government building, finished in 1901 after about thirty years of work. It is the largest city hall in the United States, with William Penn's statue atop its tower.
The sights along the route
The route starts at a church with a white steeple from the 1700s. It goes through an alley of old houses where people still live. It stops in front of the building where the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were born. Then it passes by a big covered market. It ends at the foot of a building with a very tall tower. You'll discover the rest stop by stop.
There are seven stops and about three kilometers on foot, all on flat ground. You'll need almost three hours of play, plus your own breaks. The route doesn't return to the starting point and ends near the subway.
History and culture, lived through play
Every stop tells a piece of history. You'll meet builders, seamstresses, metal founders, inventors and merchants. There are questions about art and houses, riddles, anagrams and small logic puzzles. The questions are designed for children aged 9 and up and for their parents.
You don't need to know everything already. Many answers can be found by looking carefully at what's in front of you, others by reasoning together. Always cross at the crosswalks with the white walking figure. In front of buildings with security checks, stay on the sidewalks. That's how a walk becomes a challenge to play as a team.
An adventure that continues
After the hunt, Philly still has plenty to offer families. Along a wide tree-lined boulevard there is a science center dedicated to Benjamin Franklin, with hands-on experiments. A little further on, a long flight of steps offers a lovely view of the city.
Along the river there are walkways, lawns and water play in summer. Every neighborhood has its own story: the next hunt is waiting for you.
الأسئلة الشائعة
11.99 € للمجموعة. عملية شراء واحدة تفتح الخريطة على هاتف واحد وتلعب المجموعة كلها معًا، مهما كان عددكم. يصلك رابط الدخول بالبريد الإلكتروني فورًا وتبقى الخريطة صالحة سنة واحدة.
نحو ساعتين ونصف إلى ثلاث ساعات سيرًا على الأقدام بخطى هادئة، مع التوقف لحل الألغاز. تجد في صفحة كل خريطة المحطات والمسافة والمدة التقديرية.
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