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michele_s, Jun 2026
Great Tour
Wonderful tour. Tour guide was excellent! He was very smart and knowledgeable. The driver drove cautiously and with safety.
Lorraine_G, Sep 2026
We were extremely...
We were extremely fortunate as we had two incredible tour guides. The first one is named Nick and as the second one unfortunately I don’t remember her name. They were both amazing with their knowledge, personality, jokes and respectfulness. I will take the tour again because it was fun and interesting. We rode on the Big Bus, and the Red Bus.
Jeannine, Sep 2026
Great tour
Great tour! Our guide was amazing and so full of information. We went on labor day and the Terminal market was closed, but we enjoyed the sights
Julie_A, Aug 2026
Great tour but bad management and scheduling
We love the hop on- hop off bus options offered around the country. We usually always ride in once without getting off then on round two we hop off at places that seemed interesting. I don’t know if it was just because it was busy or what but there were long waiting lines at many of the stops we got off at— and watching a U.S. come and go while you’re still standing there is no fun. Seems like they should’ve had more buses available because they were all packed.

Philadelphia City Hall

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The Philadelphia City Hall historic building on the Penn Square, Pennsylvania.
  • City Hall’s viewing platform, the highest open-air observation deck in Philadelphia, offers panoramic views of the city at 548 feet (167 meters).

  • Follow in the footsteps of your favorite actors: Philadelphia City Hall served as a filming location in classic movies ranging from Rocky to Philadelphia.

  • While you can book tickets on the day, it’s wise to purchase them online and secure your admission slot in advance.

  • One of the best perspectives of City Hall comes from the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps—it's visible directly down the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

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