Top Philadelphia Mountain Bike Tours

Experience Philadelphia like never before on our two-hour electric cart tour! Guided by a local expert, explore Old City’s historic sites like Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and Elfreth's Alley. Pass through Center City, admire City Hall, and visit the iconic steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Enjoy the lively atmosphere of Chinatown, South Street, and the mosaic wonder of Philly’s Magic Gardens. Join us for a memorable journey filled with history, culture, and the vibrant spirit of this dynamic city!

Get more from a visit to Philly and walk in the footsteps of America's Founding Fathers on this walking tour of Philadelphia's old city. Visit important landmarks such as Christ Church, the Ben Franklin Post Office, Carpenters' Hall, and Independence Hall as your guide narrates local history. This walking tour is ideal for history buffs or first-time visitors trying to get their bearings in a new city.

See the dark side of Philly during this adult night tour developed by a local university professor. Not for the faint of heart, this tour uncovers Philadelphia’s R-rated sites and stories, from vampires, pirate ghost ships, and haunted attractions to torture, executions, and the red light district. You'll also visit historical attractions and see the sights illuminated at night. This tour is not suitable for children.

Skip the rigid itineraries of group tours and explore the best that Philadelphia has to offer, at your own pace, on a hop-on hop-off bus tour. Select a 1-,2-,or 3-day pass to suit your schedule and visit up to 25 of Philadelphia’s top attractions, including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. Board at any of the stops and get to know the city your own way.

Designed by a father-son team for families with kids ages 6-12, this self-guided escape game turns Valley Forge National Historical Park into a five-stop spy adventure. Decode messages hidden by a young Continental Army agent, count clues only visible on-site, and learn the real history of how Washington's starving army survived the winter of 1777-1778 — meeting Baron von Steuben, the Prussian general who transformed farmers into soldiers, and discovering why this brutal encampment became the turning point of the American Revolution. Play at your own pace, anytime the park is open.