Top Pennsylvania How to Get Around in 2026

See a perspective on Philadelphia that many visitors miss—and enjoy an indulgent meal simultaneously—on this lunchtime cruise of the Delaware River. Board the Spirit of Philidelphia at Penn’s Landing and settle in for a relaxed sightseeing tour. Admire the city’s skyline, learn about its key landmarks from the tour’s live narration, and help yourself to the wide-ranging buffet lunch offerings and bottomless non-alcoholic beverages, indulging how you like.

Experience Harrisburg in a different way with this interactive and fun Wacky Walks scavenger hunt. Download the app to your phone, grab your team, and head out to start the game. Gain points as you find different objects around the city and perform challenges, while competing against other teams around the country.

With several stops and two routes on this city sightseeing tour of Philadelphia, you won’t run out of things to see or do. Soak up the city's sights from the open-top, double-decker bus, and choose to stay on for the entire narrated route or disembark at any of the designated stops for to explore at your own pace along the way. Select a 1-, 2-, or 3-day pass and see attractions such as the Liberty Bell, Philadelphia Zoo, and Betsy Ross House. Customize your own itinerary and set your own pace in the City of Brotherly Love.

This private, app-based scavenger hunt offers a playful and engaging way to explore Harrisburg. Featuring live assistance from a remote guide, the game sends you on a quest through Pennsylvania’s capital to find objects, answer riddles, and perform tasks. This activity suits groups or solo travelers seeking a memorable Harrisburg experience.

Discover one of Pennsylvania’s most distinctive regions and communities on this full-day, small-group tour of Lancaster County’s Amish Country. In the morning, meet your guide in Center City Philadelphia and travel via air-conditioned vehicle. You’ll learn all about the region’s Amish history, will see working farmers and visit the Amish Village Museum, can shop for Amish goods from pies to quilts, and otherwise discover this region’s unique heritage.

Philadelphia, 1776. Ben Franklin has sent you on a top-secret mission: travel to the eve of the Declaration of Independence and collect the certainties that prove the Republic will survive. His archnemesis, I.Q. Bartholomew, is already here, and he will do anything to stop you. This self-guided city game uses the Questo app to lead you through 11 chapters across Independence National Historical Park. Start anytime at The President's House Site, play at your own pace, and pause whenever you like. No guide, just you, the city, and a mission to save the Republic. Your route takes in some of the most historic ground in America: the Liberty Bell, the Portrait Gallery in the Second Bank of the United States, Benjamin Franklin's grave at Christ Church Burial Ground, the Free Quaker Meeting House, and the National Constitution Center. Suitable for all ages. Comfortable walking shoes recommended. The game ends at the National Constitution Center, a short walk from the start.

Discover many of Center City’s best-known architectural highlights and historic landmarks on this small-group walking tour. Meet your guide at Reading Terminal Market and set off on foot: you’ll view Philly icons like City Hall, the Ritz-Carlton, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and Love Park from outside, while your guide shares the stories behind the sights.

Step back in time and learn about Philadelphia’s rich history as you walk through the Old City and Independence Park. Walk along the cobblestone streets and see several points of interest including the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and the Betsy Ross House. Your guide sheds light on the history of America’s historic capital as well as the women, people of color, indigenous groups, and LGBTQ individuals who helped shape the nation.

Satisfy your sweet tooth on a guided underground donut tour of Philadelphia. The sugary culinary walking experience is perfect for families and foodies alike. Stop at three to four of the city’s top spots for fried dough, including Federal Donuts and Beiler’s Donuts. The tour is also a great opportunity to orient yourself to the city, with stops in South Street and Reading Terminal Market.

Uncover Philadelphia’s dynamic African-American heritage during this Black history-focused walking tour. Learn about the lives of enslaved people, including the daring escape of Martha Washington’s handmaid, and the Black pastor who founded African Methodist Episcopal Church. You’ll cover the city’s top attractions along the way, including the Liberty Bell and Congress Hall.

Discover Philadelphia with Welcome Walks - digital walking tours for the modern traveler. Our custom-designed tours give you the freedom to explore a destination on your own time schedule at your own pace. Listen on your smartphone, Welcome Walks tours are distinguished by historical discoveries, art and architecture, popular culture and local food information. Each walking tour showcases local history and provides fresh air and a fun way to exercise.

This self-guided audio tour explores the north-central Philadelphia waterfront, focusing on what remains of this historic locale after the installation of Interstate I-95 in the 1970s, and relating (among other things) how early Quaker settlers lived in caves along the waterfront. Keep in mind that this area was where wheeling and dealing went on to encourage local, regional and national enterprise. It was where early American capitalists made their fortunes. It was where the individual American colonies were crafted into a nation. And it was also where terrible urban contagions began. Your guide is historian, writer and tour guide Harry Kyriakodis. He has what is likely the largest private collection of books about the City of Brotherly Love: about 2700 titles, new and old. He's also a founding/certified member of the Association of Philadelphia Tour Guides and has lived at Pier 3 Condominium at Penn’s Landing since 1997.

Discover Pittsburgh in an active and exciting way during this scavenger hunt adventure. This app-based scavenger hunt is a royal-themed adventure that takes you on a journey to search for items and complete quirky challenges to earn points. Enjoy the game at your own pace and explore any part of the city. Plus, enjoy having a remote host ready to assist you throughout the tour.

Discover Philadelphia’s quirky and alternative spirit—and enjoy the opportunity to refresh your wardrobe with fun new pieces—on this small-group walking tour of the city’s best vintage and thrift stores. Meet your guide right on eclectic South Street, and follow them straight to their local-favorite shops and boutiques. You’ll have free time to browse, can ask your guide for styling tips, and receive other insider Philly recommendations.

East Passyunk Avenue in South Philadelphia is regarded as one of the city’s must-try restaurant rows—and this small-group walking tour offers the perfect introduction. Meet your guide locally, and come hungry: as you stroll from one end of the lively thoroughfare to the other, you’ll stop to visit various food businesses and historic landmarks, meet local vendors, and sample everything from cheesesteaks to Italian pastries.

Follow in the footsteps of one of the country’s most popular Founding Fathers—and discover many of Philadelphia’s key historic landmarks as you go—on this small-group Alexander Hamilton tour of the city. Meet your guide in Old City and set off on foot: in between spotting highlights like Independence Hall, Franklin Court, and Christ Church, you’ll learn about important chapters in Hamilton’s life.

Perfect for history buffs and independent-minded travelers, this self-led Gettysburg tour bundle will introduce you to all of the region’s key landmarks—and will educate you about this pivotal, bloody episode of the Civil War. Included is an immersive driving tour that will include stops at locations like Culp’s Hill and the Gettysburg National Cemetery; a spooky ghost tour; plus two walking tours of the Devil’s Den and Seminary Ridge battlefields.

Philadelphia is one of the best cities in the country for craft beer fans, and on this tour you’ll get to visit some of the area’s most accomplished producers (and do plenty of tasting). Meet your guide in Center City, and travel via comfortable beer-themed van to three different breweries. Along the way, enjoy generous samples, go on behind-the-scenes tours, and enjoy a snack to accompany those suds.

Discover a different side of Philadelphia and learn about its notable female history-makers on this guided walking tour. Stroll through historic Philadelphia and landmarks such as Independence Hall, the President's House, and more, and learn about women pioneers in medicine, politics, art, and other change-makers throughout the city's history.

See the historic districts and breweries surrounding Steel City during this small-group bicycle tour of Pittsburgh. Ride alongside a local guide as you discover watering holes in Lawrenceville, the Strip District, Millvale, and Deutschtown. Drink various beer samples from local breweries while learning about the history of these neighborhoods. Bring your own bike or use the bicycle and helmet provided.

Learn about the people and places that have made Philadelphia one of the most queer-friendly cities in the world during this guided “Gayborhood” walking tour. Highlights include antiwar and LGBTQ activist Kiyoshi Kuromiya, Barbara Gittings, the “Mother of Lesbian and Gay Liberation,” and Gloria Casarez, Philadelphia’s first director of LGBT affairs. Upgrade to include a private tour for five people or more.

Get to know Philadelphia on a fun and interactive scavenger hunt through the city’s Museum District. This smartphone-based activity combines 36 challenges with an informative historical and architectural tour, sending you to 38 landmarks, including 8 film locations, to solve puzzles and perform challenges. The app allows you to explore at your own pace, starting and pausing the game whenever you want.

Learn more about the Battle of Gettysburg and the lives lost during one of the Civil War’s fiercest fights with this ghost tour that takes you to the most haunted locations in town. Hear stories about the soldiers who died here—and whose souls may still walk these streets—and about the locals who watched their town destroyed by war. Gain a better understanding of this important historic battle through engaging ghost stories suitable for all ages.

Embark on a spooky journey to our haunted headquarters, Gettysburg’s old jail, and a church where the boundaries between life and death are blurred. Encounter unexplained phenomena, ghostly apparitions, and the eerie atmosphere of a place with a dark past. Hear our collection of hair-raising tales of a ghostly hitchhiker, the tragic story of three friends from Gettysburg whose lives were destroyed by the battle, and more. Our tours have been operating in Gettysburg for over 30 years. The stories are based upon the best selling book series Ghosts of Gettysburg by author Mark Nesbitt. Mark is a former park ranger and historian who collected first hand accounts of the paranormal from Gettysburg visitors.