Dolley Todd House Tours and Tickets
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- Situated in the heart of historical Philadelphia, the Dolley Todd House was the 18th-century home of Dolley Madison—future First Lady of the United States. Built in 1775, it offers an authentic glimpse into Dolley’s and middle-class life in Philadelphia at the time.The Dolley Todd House is only accessible to the public on select dates and via guided tours. Escorted by a guide, you’ll walk through its main rooms—presented as if the Todd family still resides there—to uncover the daily lives of Dolley and her first husband, John Todd; and view the period furniture and décor.Tickets are free and only available on the same day of tours from Philadelphia’s Independence Visitor Center. If you can’t obtain a ticket, some city sightseeing tours include a stop outside to admire the house’s red-brick exterior and hear about Dolley’s life and times. Other options include ghost-themed tours that pause outside to reveal the darker side of the house’s backstory, and guided walks that combine an exterior stop with other Philadelphia sights and food tastings.*Tours are limited to 10 people and only available at limited times. Check the National Historical Park of Pennsylvania’s website for details. *Kept as it was in the 18th century, the small rooms and steep staircases make the house unsuitable for strollers and wheelchairs.The house stands at 341 Walnut Street, just east of Philadelphia’s Center City. Rather than drive, make a journey there easy by taking a bus—the nearest bus stop, 4th Street and Walnut Street, is right outside. The closest subway stop is 2nd Street station, on the Market-Frankford line.Plan to arrive at the Dolley Todd House a few minutes in advance of your scheduled tour start. Tickets are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis on the mornings of a tour day from the Independence Visitor Center on Market Street, situated about 10 minutes’ walk from the house. The center generally opens at 8:30am daily.
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This adult night tour is not for the faint of heart. Developed by a local university professor well-versed in the dark side of Philadelphia, this tour covers all of the sightseeing of the Revolutionary War Period in Philadelphia including Alexander Hamilton's home, The Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and more. And, all of the R-rated sites and stories not suitable for children too. Follow your local guide as you learn about vampires, sex, ghosts, and more on this fascinating tour under moonlight. _ru-RU
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- Расстояние от места высадки до входа: менее 20 м
- Рекомендуемое время на посещение 2 часа
- Неоходиимый уровень физической подготовки - 3
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- Доступный лифт
- Туалет - не достаточно широкий для коляски
- Без ступенек
- Широкие двери>=75см и <90 см
- Путь от места высадки до входа : Плоский и гладкий
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Based on visitor reviews, the Dolley Todd House is considered to have good accessibility features for wheelchair users and visually impaired individuals. However, it may be challenging for seniors with mobility difficulties due to the uneven surfaces in the surrounding area and the lack of available mobility scooters or electric cars for rental.
The Dolley Todd House provides a quiet and peaceful environment suitable for individuals on the autistic spectrum.
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