Philadelphia, PA
- Embark on an enlightening journey through Philadelphia's historic heart with the self-guided New Americans Tour, a unique initiative developed by VISIT PHILADELPHIA® in partnership with the Mayor's Office for Immigrant Affairs. This immersive experience celebrates the people, places, and events that shaped America and serves as a valuable resource for those preparing for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Civics Test.
Philadelphia, often called the "Birthplace of American Democracy," is home to approximately half of the answers to the 100-question citizenship test. This makes it the perfect destination for aspiring citizens and history enthusiasts to deepen their understanding of the nation's founding principles and pivotal moments.
The New Americans Tour guides you through the city's most iconic landmarks and attractions, including Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell Center, and the National Constitution Center. As you explore these historic sites, you'll gain valuable insights into the events and individuals that shaped American history.
A Fun and Engaging Learning Experience:
The self-guided tour offers a unique blend of education and entertainment, making learning enjoyable and engaging. Its user-friendly format and informative content make the tour accessible to everyone, regardless of their prior knowledge of American history.
The Historic District: Your Starting Point:
The best place to begin your New Americans Tour is in Philadelphia's Historic District, the city's original core and a pedestrian-friendly haven for exploration. Here, you'll find a concentration of historical sites, charming cobblestone streets, and a vibrant atmosphere that captures the essence of Philadelphia's rich heritage.
Embrace the Journey:
Whether you're preparing for the citizenship test or simply eager to learn more about America's past, the New Americans Tour offers a unique and enriching experience. By immersing yourself in the history and culture of Philadelphia, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the nation's founding principles and the diverse stories that have shaped its identity.
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