Top Pennsylvania Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 10

Harrisburg is a city filled with history, so it can be difficult to know where to start. Combine fun and history into one exciting citywide scavenger hunt straight from your phone. Open your app and follow the clues to discover the history and landmarks of the Pennsylvania capital. With your teammates, solve puzzles, complete challenges, and more as you walk around and discover key landmarks.

Explore the city with your own local guide.Step into the shoes of the heroes who shaped a nation on our tour. This journey isn’t just about seeing landmarks; it’s about experiencing the birth of American independence. Imagine standing where the Declaration of Independence was signed, walking the same cobblestone streets as the nation’s first leaders, and feeling the pulse of history in the air. Each step on this tour is a step back in time, offering you a unique chance to be part of America’s foundational story. Be the hero of your own historical adventure, discovering the places where freedom was fought for and won. Our expert guides will bring to life the tales of courage, struggle, and triumph that echo through these hallowed sites. Don’t just learn history, live it. Join us and walk in the footsteps of the founding fathers!

Join us for a walking tour through the heart and soul of Philadelphia—South Philly! From Rocky Balboa to cheesesteaks, many of Philly’s most iconic symbols come from this vibrant neighborhood. On this 2-hour tour, we’ll explore the streets of South Philadelphia and dive into the stories behind its rich culture. You’ll visit locations tied to the Rocky movies, including Giordano’s and Victor’s Café, and learn about the origins of the city’s famous cheesesteak. Later, we’ll stroll through the historic Italian Market on 9th Street—America’s oldest outdoor market—where you’ll have free time to shop, grab a bite, or explore. Your guide will be on hand to answer questions and share local secrets. Along the way, you’ll also see some of Philadelphia’s most famous murals. South Philly’s vibrant public art is part of what makes this area so unique, and you’ll have plenty of chances to admire and learn about these colorful works.

Download GuideAlong’s self-guided driving audio tour of Gettysburg Battlefield as you visit Devil's Den, High Water Mark, Little Round Top, and the Pennsylvania Memorial. Drive the historic fields, follow Union and Confederate movements, and take two bonus walking routes at Seminary Ridge and Devil's Den for deeper stories. Along the way, hear tales of strategy, sacrifice, and Pickett’s Charge that play automatically as you tour one of America’s defining battlefields. Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you and bypassing any that don’t. Stories, tips, and directions play automatically based on your location Travel at your own pace Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use No time limits or expiry, and free updates Like having a tour guide along for the drive Purchase one tour per vehicle.

Philadelphia is known as the foundation of the nation. Its identity was shaped by the contributions of Black Americans whose stories go untold. On this walking tour, you’ll hear their powerful and inspiring stories. I’ll tell you about the lives of enslaved individuals who sought freedom, including Ona Judge, whose escape defied the odds. You’ll see iconic landmarks like the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, and discover their connections to Black Americans’ fight for freedom and justice. This Black history tour offers a unique and engaging way to explore the city’s rich heritage. Walk in the footsteps of those who lived through struggle and triumph, and connect with Philadelphia’s legacy in a profound and personal way. This isn’t just a tour — it’s a celebration of resilience, a deep dive into history, and a must-do experience for anyone visiting Philadelphia.

Explore the most consequential battlefield in American history with our self-guided driving and walking audio tour, covering 40 stops across the three bloodiest days of the Civil War at your own pace. Drive the National Park Service Auto Tour route through 19 miles of hallowed ground, then walk where the soldiers fought — from the first cavalry clash at McPherson Ridge to the stone wall where Pickett's Charge shattered the Confederacy's last hope. Stand on Little Round Top where Chamberlain's bayonet charge saved the Union flank, peer into the boulder maze of Devil's Den, cross the mile of open ground that 12,000 men walked into devastating fire, and visit the National Cemetery where Lincoln's 272-word Gettysburg Address redefined what America means. Audio plays at each location and works fully offline — no cell service needed. The battlefield is free and open year-round. After this tour, Gettysburg will never be just a chapter in a textbook again.

Unearth the chilling history of Gettysburg, one of America’s most haunted towns, with a self-guided audio ghost tour. Visit 8 historic sites at your own pace, including the Tillie Pierce House and Cemetery Hill, while listening to haunting narratives and eerie music. This immersive experience allows you to delve into the disturbing legends and real tales of the Civil War era, all from the comfort of your phone. Perfect for solo explorers and curious locals, the tour is accessible anytime and lasts for 7 days after activation. No app is required, just stream directly from your browser. - Self-guided audio tour of Gettysburg’s haunted locations. - Explore 8 historic sites, including famous houses and cemeteries. - Listen to professionally narrated tracks with scary music and legends. - Perfect for solo travelers and available anytime, day or night.

Harrisburg is nestled along the scenic Susquehanna River and is renowned for its rich history, from its role in early American trade to its significance during the Civil War and the Industrial Revolution. This tour explores Harrisburg's history, it's sites and it's stories. You'll get a good layout of the city and you'll discover it's founding. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour is guided by our walking tour app and you can go anytime, 24/7/365, at your own pace.

Now you might be wondering, wait a minute, why is it called Jim Thorpe? Did he live here? Now that is an interesting question that you'll discover on the tour. You'll also learn about the history of the town and people like Asa Packer, the coal industry, trains, millionaires row, the jail, the hangings, presidents who visited, heck, you'll even hear about old Wild Bill Hickok. This tour is not to be missed, So go on and lets get this party started. This tour is guided by your phone, step by step. It's hands free, location aware and plays as you walk. The tour is less than an hour and about .6 miles long. You'll see the sites, walk the streets and discover this hidden gems story.

This captivating bundle of self-guided audio tours immerses you in the battles of Gettysburg, Antietam, and Vicksburg. Discover how the Americans finally defeated the mighty British empire in the decisive battle of the Revolutionary War. Then jump forward in time to two of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War, when brother fought against brother. Hear about the generals, unsung heroes, and blow-by-blow accounts of how it all unfolded. Recommended: Purchase one tour per car. Everyone can listen at the same time! After booking, check your email/text to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action while connected to WiFi or mobile data. Enter the password, download the tour, and enjoy it offline. Follow the audio instructions and route from the designated starting point. This is not an entrance ticket. Check opening hours before your visit. New, Lifetime access, no expiry. Use it anytime, on any trip, as many times as you want.

Explore at your own pace with a fully private guided tour. Embark on our tour. Start at the Theatre of The Living Arts, a historic venue offering a romantic backdrop with diverse performances. South Street buzzes with vibrant art and energy, perfect for adventurous couples. Bella Vista's quaint streets and intimate eateries create cozy moments. The highlight, Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, enchants with its mosaic masterpieces, offering a unique setting for love to bloom. This tour isn't just sightseeing; it's a romantic journey through Philly's art scene, where every step brings you closer. Join us for an evening where art and romance intertwine, creating unforgettable memories. Book now for an experience that combines the thrill of discovery with the warmth of love, all set in the heart of South Philly's artistic wonderland.

Take Philadelphia sightseeing in a playful new direction with this app-based game. Unlock stories of the City of Brotherly Love by answering challenges at each location, including Reading Terminal Market, Penn’s Landing, and the Liberty Bell. Play alone or with a team, and explore at your own pace, at any time. You don’t even need an internet connection to use the app.

Enjoy a fun-filled, totally new way to explore Allentown—and bring friends and family along—with this smartphone scavenger hunt game. Upon booking, download the app, choose a start time, and set off with help from your remote guide. You’ll be tasked with completing a series of games and challenges—see if your group can finish them all before the timer runs out.

Discover the artistic side of Allentown with this interactive scavenger hunt adventure. The app-based activity will send you out to see the Pennsylvania city’s art museums, street art, and Art Deco architecture to take photos and collect points as you learn all about Allentown. Tourists and locals alike will uncover new facts about the city with this fun and creative game.

Explore the covert history of the Catoctin Mountains on this guided 3-hour tour, which connects significant sites like Gettysburg, Fort Ritchie, Camp David, and Raven Rock. Discover how this serene mountain area served as a key player in American intelligence during World War II and the Cold War. Encounter locations tied to OSS training, the Ritchie Boys, and the secret interrogation center at PO Box 1142, while uncovering how President Eisenhower utilized Camp David for national leadership. This driving experience offers a rich narrative of the geographical and historical factors that shaped modern American intelligence. - Guided 3-hour driving tour through the Catoctin Mountains - Explore historical sites like Fort Ritchie and Raven Rock - Learn about the role of geography in American intelligence - Two departures daily for flexible scheduling

Philadelphia has served as the backdrop for some of your favorite movies and television shows—and there’s no better way to see these famous locations than on this fully guided walking tour. Step behind the scenes of the city’s film history as you explore the streets and landmarks that have appeared on the big and small screen. Along the way, you’ll visit iconic Philadelphia locations like Philadelphia City Hall and LOVE Park, while hearing stories about the filmmakers who brought the city to life on screen, including directors like M. Night Shyamalan and Martin Scorsese. You’ll also stop by filming locations featured in hit shows such as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Cold Case. Of course, no Philadelphia movie tour would be complete without paying tribute to the city’s most famous cinematic hero. You’ll visit several locations from the legendary Rocky franchise—including the world-famous Rocky Steps.

Welcome to Scranton, the legendary Electric City sparkling with character and comedy and famous for the T.V. Show the office! From the Lackawanna County Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center, marvel at the iconic Electric City Sign, wind through a city where every corner tells a story and finish our adventure at the historic Steamtown National Historic Site as you see the sites linked to the famous show the Office. Go at your own pace, anytime. This tour is smartphone guided on our walking tour app.

Wheel Fun Rentals' Swan Boats at Penn's Landing Marina are a charming waterfront experience and a true hidden gem along the Delaware River. Don’t miss this unique way to explore Philadelphia’s historic waterfront, with scenic views of the skyline, passing boats, and the lively atmosphere of Penn’s Landing. Consistently rated as one of the city’s most enjoyable outdoor activities, Swan Boats offer a fun and memorable way to experience the waterfront from a whole new perspective. All of our boats come equipped with shaded canopies for maximum comfort on sunny days. Our spacious Swan Boats also feature a roomy rear bench seat for guests who prefer to sit back, relax, and take in the scenery while others pedal. You are welcome to bring snacks and non-alcoholic beverages on board (alcohol is NOT permitted), making it easy to enjoy a leisurely outing on the water with family and friends.

It is June 1863. The Confederate Army is marching into Pennsylvania. If they win the next battle, is Philadelphia next? Step into the panic of the "Great Scare" on this immersive 2-hour walking tour that treats history like a live crisis. While other tours focus on 1776, we investigate the terrifying summer of 1863, when Philadelphia—the second-largest city in the Union—braced for a Confederate invasion. Why this tour? This isn't a standard sightseeing walk; it is an investigation into the "what ifs" of the Civil War. Led by an expert guide, you will scrutinize the logistical nightmares and leadership decisions that saved the Union. You will analyze hidden history in plain sight and discover just how close the city—and the nation—came to collapse.

There are over 340 years of triumph and tragedy that refuse to stay buried beneath Philadelphia’s cobblestone streets. On this chilling self-guided walking tour, you’ll explore the haunted corners of Old City and Society Hill. It’s a place where America’s founding fathers still linger, revolutionary soldiers still march, and centuries of restless spirits make their presence known through cold spots, phantom footsteps, and unexplained phenomena. This tour starts at Benjamin Franklin’s grave outside Christ Church Burial Ground, where visitors often report seeing a tall figure in 18th-century clothes pacing the fence line. You’ll weave through the historic streets of Old City, passing the Betsy Ross House where staff report ice-cold air in warm rooms and footsteps pacing empty floors. You’ll explore Elfreth’s Alley, America’s oldest continuously inhabited residential street, where British soldiers are still said to patrol and children’s laughter echoes across empty cobblestones.

Explore Philadelphia's rich military heritage on this engaging 2.5-hour walking tour. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, visit sites both iconic and overlooked to learn how the foundations of the United States Military were laid here. Pay tribute at memorials honoring heroes from the Revolutionary War to modern conflicts, visit Independence Hall and the Museum of the American Revolution, and delve into the impactful stories of the city’s role in shaping this nation's history. The tour concludes at the scenic Delaware waterfront, providing a historical context for the naval ships that have served America. - Duration: 2.5-hour guided walking tour - Maximum group size of 16 for an intimate experience - A visit to the Museum of the American Revolution for special presentation - Learn about the military's evolution and its impact on Philadelphia - This includes a donation to The Tun Legacy Foundation

Want to celebrate a special occasion or just have a fun night out with your friends? Our 'Secret Bars & Favorite Spots' tour is the perfect choice for private bookings! You and your group can choose to explore the vibrant nightlife of Chinatown, the bustling bars of Center City, the trendy scene in Fishtown, or the historic charm of Old City. We'll create a custom bar-hopping experience, taking you to 4-5 unique bars, including a secret speakeasy or hidden gem that even many locals don't know about. Want to make it extra special? We offer party bus rentals and can arrange a surprise birthday cake! We handle all the accommodations for your special night, whether it's a bachelorette party, girls' night, birthday celebration, or any other occasion—just sit back, relax, and enjoy the fun! More fun, less history! Contact us to create your perfect private 'Secret Bars & Favorite Spots' tour.

Philadelphia’s famous Seventh Ward was a thriving and bustling community populated by many Black Philadelphians as well as immigrants from the end of the 18th century until the 1960s. By 1900 the Ward was home to approximately 30% of Black Philadelphians. Boasting the largest Black population in the city, the Seventh Ward was the epicenter of Black culture and home to many past and present African-American schools, churches and institutions as well as abolitionists, educators, athletes and political and women’s civil rights activists. The Seventh Ward was so fascinating that W.E.B Du Bois traveled to Philadelphia to conduct his study of Philadelphia’s Black population residing in the ward. Staying in the Seventh Ward, Dr. Du Bois conducted door-to-door in-depth interviews with Black Philadelphians from all walks of life. This is your opportunity to join us as we explore this still fascinating community that played a significant role in Black Philadelphia history.

Welcome to the Christmas City! I’m Greg and I spent a good part of my childhood here in Bethlehem. That affords me to some inside knowledge and knowing a few people like the Mayor. This tour will guide you to a few of most interesting and historic spots in this area and share the history and local stories. Its all location aware on our walking tour app. Go anytime. At your pace. It never expires. It's Audio narrated stories that play as you walk. And you’ll hear the stories of The Moravians that settled here in 1741, Bethlehem Steel, Billy Joel, The oldest book shop in the USA, The Founding fathers, The largest individual electric display in the world, Charles Schwab, The Bethlehem Star, The first school for girls in the American colonies, The largest 18th-century log structure in continuous use in the United States, And much more.