Top Philadelphia Day Trips

We recently took the BYOB Historically Hilarious Trolley Tour of Philadelphia, and it was an absolute highlight of our trip. From start to finish, the experience was fun, engaging, and full of great historical insight delivered with a perfect sense of humor. The tour guide was outstanding — knowledgeable, energetic, and genuinely passionate about the city’s history. He had a fantastic way of mixing real historical facts with hilarious stories and commentary that kept everyone entertained the entire time. It never felt like a boring history lesson — more like a rolling comedy show packed with fascinating information. His assistant was also awesome and added so much to the overall experience. Friendly, attentive, and just as entertaining, they made sure everyone was comfortable, having fun, and fully involved in the tour. Their teamwork really made the whole ride feel welcoming and upbeat. Being able to BYOB made the tour even more relaxed and enjoyable. It created a social, laid-back atmosphere where everyone could laugh, learn, and take in the sights together. If you’re visiting Philadelphia and want a tour that is informative and genuinely fun, this trolley tour is a must-do. We would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and memorable way to experience the city. ⭐🍻

This was a great experience with an appropriate amount of food. You get to try out a few different places and get all the history from a knowledgeable guide. Kaitlin was our guide and I was thankful we got her as well. She also pointed us to some other food and interestibg places to check out as well for the rest of our adventures.

A truly unique experience and up close glimpse of Amish life in America. Seeing farmers work the fields during harvest with teams of horses, meeting Amish elders, and visiting Amish Village and shops were among the tour highlights. Just riding through the open rolling fields of Lancaster County in a comfortable van was picturesque and enjoyable. Our guide and driver Rick was knowledgeable, warmly welcomed by Amish residents and full of conversation. It was a day well spent that will be long remembered.