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Laura_F, Apr 2026
A little taste of the city and U.S. history
Very small group (the electric cart only holds 6, including the driver/guide), very knowledgable and personable guide. We had time to get out at certain spots for a closer look and more in-depth info. Climb the Rocky Stairs if you want! Lots of interesting history, art, and architecture. No Liberty Bell, though, surprisingly. I was a little put off by the very aggressive waiver, which says you can't sue for any reason, not even their negligence. However, the tour itself and the guide we had were great!
Andrew_B, Apr 2026
Fun, Intimate Walking Tour
This is a very personal tour. Our guide, Dr. Lee, tries to keep groups at 10 or fewer. Dr. Lee was energetic, and you can tell he cares deeply about the stories, impacts, and future of Philly and the Historical District. The tour left us with plenty to go back and dig deeper in, but also feel like we saw enough to say we experienced the Historical District. This tour does not include going into the Liberty Bell or Independence Hall.
Terrence_T, Apr 2026
Excellent Tour of Valley Forge.
We had a wonderful tour of Valley Forge with Tom. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the site and the revolutionary war. In particular, he shared some interesting stories about Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, Lord Stirling, George Washington and others. I would highly recommend this tour.
Alicia_B, Apr 2026
Definitely recommend Old City tour with Joseph
We loved this tour with Joseph. He gave us great historical commentary that was funny and more of the “story behind the story” at so many historical sites in Old City. He als included recommendations for Philadelphia activities and good eats. I would definitely recommend this tour. Our family is two parents with an 11 and a 13 year old. Thank you Joseph!!
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Philadelphia tours prove that there’s more to the City of Brotherly Love than its role in the American Revolution. With a local expert, you can marvel at the murals and Magic Gardens of South Philly, feast on cheesesteaks and tomato pie in the city’s historic markets, and roam the stately mansions and gardens of Brandywine Valley. Of course, you’ll also want to follow the footsteps of America’s founding fathers and earliest citizens, which you can do on historian-led tours of Independence Hall, Elfreth’s Alley, and the President’s House that predates the White House.

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