PHILADELPHIA HISTORY TOURS
Good philadelphia history tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Philadelphia’s Revolution and Founders walking tour, covering the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Franklin, and more for $29.
“Josh out guide was very informative and made the tour fun with his enthusiasm and knowledge. Highly recommended.”
Review of Philadelphia’s 90-minute Old City walking tour, covering 10-plus landmarks, expert guides, founding-era stories, price, and practical tips.
“Siemus was fun, knowledgeable, and respectful. Our group was very diverse with ages from the teens to 60s. The pace was perfect and I never felt rushed. Definitely recommend if you want some history and some fun facts about the city”
Explore Philadelphia’s Revolutionary landmarks, see Washington’s war tent, and get museum savings on this small-group Old City walk.
“John was one of the best tour guides I’ve ever had. He went above and beyond what was included in the tour because he wanted to make sure we covered everything. This was especially appreciative with the government shutdown, not being able to go into some of the buildings. He even kept the interest of my kids. In fact when my daughter said she was going to start learning about The American Revolution in school, he gave her his card and told her to text or email him if she had any questions! Thanks John for such an amazing tour!”
Walk Revolutionary Philadelphia with a historian, visiting the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, founders’ homes, and key sites for $29.
“Excellent walking tour in historic Philly!! The history was very interesting and informative. My kids enjoyed it also. The way Joe (tour guide) spoke kept my girls interested and asked questions. Highly recommend. Well worth the money!”
Explore Philadelphia’s landmarks and grisly past on a 2.5-hour walking tour led by history teachers, with crime tales and a free drink.
“Ted made Philly’s crime history unforgettable. He managed to make tales of serial killers both fascinating and even humorous without ever losing the edge of the story. A natural teacher and storyteller—he kept us laughing, learning, and totally engaged. Don’t miss this tour with Ted!”
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