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Dark Philadelphia Adult Night Tour: Founding Fathers' Hidden HistoriesDark Philly Adult Night Tour is a two-hour nighttime walking tour through Philadelphia's historic district for adults only, led by guides with advanced degrees, that pairs the city's most iconic sites—Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Congress Hall, President's House—with the histories of philandering, the sex trade, grave robbery, and ghost lore that shaped the Revolutionary era. The tour walks the cobblestone streets after dark, visiting sites like Washington Square Park (where thousands of executed traitors were buried), Carpenters' Hall (the oldest known haunted structure in Philadelphia and site of America's first bank robbery), and Alexander Hamilton's home, contextualizing the flawed men behind the founding with the baser urges and self-interest that motivated them. No building entries are included; the tour is R-rated in content and language.Is it for me?Choose the Saturday 8:00 PM departure if you want the full experience on a predictable schedule, or pick a weekday evening if you prefer smaller crowds and more time for questions—either way, the two-hour walk stays the same, and you're getting the histories the daytime tours deliberately leave out.
Revolution and the Founders: Philadelphia Historic Walking TourA two-hour guided walking tour of Philadelphia's Revolutionary sites with a historian who has studied the period formally. The tour covers the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, the President's House, Congress Hall, Franklin Court, Carpenters' Hall, and the homes and workplaces of the Founding Fathers—Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Franklin, Hamilton, Madison, and Monroe. Runs every morning and afternoon, rain or shine; the interior of the Liberty Bell Pavilion and Independence Hall's timed entry passes are optional additions you can arrange on your own time afterward.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you're visiting Philadelphia for the first time and want the essential Revolutionary sites and their stories in a single morning or afternoon, guided by someone trained in the period rather than a general tour operator. The two-hour frame keeps the pace moving and leaves you free to explore the interiors of Liberty Bell and Independence Hall on your own schedule afterward.
Gettysburg Battlefield: 2-Hour Bus Tour with National Park GuideYou ride through Gettysburg National Military Park in a coach with a licensed guide who covers the three-day battle, its phases, and why it ended Lee's invasion of the North. You stop at Little Round Top, Devil's Den, and the site of Pickett's Charge, with views across the fields where the armies faced each other. Transport and guide are included; you just show up at the Gettysburg Tour Center.Is it for me?Right for history travelers on a tight schedule or those who prefer not to walk the battlefield themselves. The two-hour format means you see the main sites and hear the story without spending a full day in the park.
Philadelphia Old City Historic Walking Tour: 10+ Top SitesA 1.5-hour guided walking tour through Philadelphia's Old City covers 10+ historic sites including the Liberty Bell Center, Christ Church, Carpenters' Hall, and Betsy Ross House. The guide—the company's founder, a former stand-up comedian and history teacher—weaves humor and historical detail into the route. Photo stops at major landmarks and a donation-based entry at Christ Church and Carpenters' Hall are included; admission to the Betsy Ross House museum is separate.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're comfortable with 1.5 hours of steady walking on cobblestone streets and want the history delivered with humor rather than formality. Small groups mean you'll hear the guide clearly, and the founder's background as both a comedian and a history teacher keeps the Revolutionary War stories from feeling like a textbook lecture.
Amish Country Tour Lancaster: Farmhouse, countryside & farm visitA guided Amish Country tour from Lancaster combines a 90-minute countryside bus tour through working farms and Amish homes, a 30-minute guided tour of an 1805 farmhouse museum, and a self-guided walk of a 15-acre farm with an Amish schoolhouse, animals and seasonal craftspeople. The bus stops at two Amish farms where you can buy handmade goods directly from the makers (except Sundays). The farmhouse tour covers Amish clothing, religion, history and daily life; the farm walk includes an authentic one-room schoolhouse and 12 types of animals.Is it for me?You get a full picture of Amish life—countryside, home and farm—without arranging separate stops or transportation. The guide handles the narration and the timing, so the three parts fit into one afternoon without you building the day yourself.
Gettysburg: Civil War Ghost Tour with True Stories & Night WalkYou’ll walk through Gettysburg’s haunted streets at night with a local guide sharing true Civil War ghost stories at places like the Brickhouse Inn and Jennie Wade House. Expect eerie moments under ancient trees, chilling tales outside historic buildings, and honest human reactions as you stand where history refuses to rest.
Philadelphia: Center City Food Tour & Reading Market BitesYou’ll wander Philadelphia’s Center City with a local guide, sampling five classic bites like cheesesteak, soft pretzels, and doughnuts—plus some surprising flavors along the way. Expect warm welcomes from market vendors and stories behind each dish as you stroll from street corners to the lively Reading Terminal Market. You’ll leave full—with both food and new memories.
Gettysburg Battlefield: Self-Guided Audio Driving TourYou drive your own car along the official Gettysburg Auto Road while 60+ audio stories play automatically at each landmark, covering all three days of the 1863 battle. The narration works offline, pauses when you do, and stays with you for life — one purchase covers everyone in your vehicle. Plan for 1 to 2 hours of driving, though you can stretch it longer with hikes or photo stops.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the Gettysburg battle in depth without joining a crowded bus tour or paying per person. Expect 1 to 2 hours of driving, which is what lets you cover the full 19-mile battlefield and hear all three days of the fighting in sequence.
Philadelphia History Tour: Independence Hall & War TentA 2.5-hour guided walking tour of Philadelphia's Old City covers Independence Hall, Congress Hall, the Liberty Bell and Benjamin Franklin's grave, ending with entry to the Museum of the American Revolution to view George Washington's War Tent. The tour runs shared or private with a local English-speaking guide; you get a discounted ticket to explore the rest of the museum after the tour ends. Wheelchair accessible; suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the public tour if you're comfortable meeting other travelers and want the standard price; pick the private option if your group prefers to move at your own pace and have the guide's full attention. Both work equally well for a first visit to Philadelphia or a return trip focused on the founding era.
Philadelphia: Constitutional Walking Tour & Liberty BellYou walk through Independence National Historical Park with a guide who connects the Declaration, the Constitution, and the people who created them to the actual buildings where it all happened. Seventy-five minutes covers the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Congress Hall, the President's House, and 16 other sites. The tour runs in any weather, and you meet outside the National Constitution Center.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the founding story through the actual places it happened, not just read about it. The 75 minutes are tight enough to fit into a morning or afternoon, but long enough that the guide can connect the sites instead of just naming them.
Philadelphia: Electric Cart City Tour with Rocky Steps & Old CityYou’ll feel Philly’s energy right from your seat—rolling past Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, running up those famous Rocky Steps (if you want), catching glimpses of mosaic art on South Street, and hearing real stories from your local guide. It’s two hours that leave you wanting more of Philadelphia’s layers.
Segway Tour Pittsburgh: Guided history across 3 riversYou get a twenty-minute training session, then two hours rolling through downtown Pittsburgh's main landmarks — three bridges, Market Square, the Courthouse, both performing arts halls, the stadiums on the North Shore, and Point State Park where the rivers converge. Bottled water is included, and the guide handles the history so you just ride and listen.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to cover Pittsburgh's main landmarks in a couple of hours without walking the whole city — the Segway does the distance. Plan for moderate physical effort and balance; it's not a passive ride, and that's what makes covering so much ground possible in one tour.
Gettysburg: Ghost Tour with Civil War Stories & Haunted SitesYou’ll follow winding Gettysburg streets with a local guide who knows every haunted corner and Civil War story by heart. Expect eerie tales at sites like Jennie Wade House and Shriver House Museum, moments of laughter (and goosebumps), plus time to soak in real history where it happened. It’s honest, strange, and surprisingly moving.
Philadelphia: BYOB Trolley Tour with Comedian Guide & Rocky StepsYou’ll board a classic trolley in Philadelphia with your own drinks in hand and a comedian guide leading the way. Expect laughs, stories behind landmarks like City Hall and Love Park, plus your own shot at the Rocky Steps challenge. End wandering Elfreth’s Alley as dusk falls — it’s lively but still feels personal.
Pittsburgh double-decker bus tour: Open-top viewsA 2 hour and 15 minute narrated tour of Pittsburgh aboard an open-top double-decker bus, traveling through South Side, North Side, North Shore, the Strip District, Downtown, Oakland and more with a live English-speaking guide. The bus passes Point State Park, PNC Park, Heinz Field, the Duquesne Incline, Carnegie Science Center, the National Aviary, and Pittsburgh's three sister bridges, among other landmarks. You ride on a fixed route that begins and ends at your chosen stop, and the lower level stays air-conditioned if you need a break from the open air.Is it for me?Choose Just The Tour for a continuous 2 hour 15 minute narrated ride, or pick the All Day Pass Hop On & Hop Off if you want to pause at specific neighborhoods and explore on foot before catching a later bus.
Gettysburg: Ghost Hunt Tour & Real Ghost Hunting GearYou’ll follow real ghost stories through Gettysburg’s historic alleys, try out actual ghost hunting gear with your guide’s help, and learn battle history as you walk. Expect chills—both from the air and maybe from what you hear or see—plus plenty of time to ask questions or just listen to local tales that linger long after you leave.
Lancaster Amish Country: Farmlands Tour, Jacob’s Choice & HomesteadYou’ll wander Lancaster’s country roads by mini-bus with a local guide, watch “Jacob’s Choice” unfold on five screens, and step inside an Amish homestead and schoolhouse. Expect real stories, small surprises (like homemade pretzels), and moments that linger long after you leave—the kind you don’t plan for but remember anyway.
Pittsburgh: Duquesne Incline, Mt. Washington & PNC Park TourYou ride the Duquesne Incline to Mt. Washington for the city's most famous view, then visit PNC Park and Heinz Field with a guide whose family has been Pittsburgh for seven generations. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the tour is private, so the pace is yours. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Pittsburgh who want the main sights and stories without arranging transport or navigating on their own. The private format means the pace is yours, and the guide's deep local roots mean you're hearing Pittsburgh from someone whose family lived it, not just studied it.
Philadelphia Food Tour: Cheesesteaks & Reading Terminal MarketThe Flavors of Philly Food Tour is a 2.5-hour walking tour through Philadelphia's food neighborhoods with a local guide, stopping at five locations including an independent pizzeria, a soft pretzel bakery, and Reading Terminal Market. You taste cheesesteaks with cheese whiz fries, tomato pie, soft pretzels, and two desserts—a complete lunch rather than samples. The guide shares the history behind each dish and points out City Hall's architecture and insider eating spots locals actually use.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat a real lunch while learning Philly food history from someone who knows the neighborhoods—the five stops are actual meals, not tastings, so you won't need to eat again afterward.
Lancaster Amish Tour: Private Farms, Movie Set & CreameryYou’ll step onto private Amish farms in Lancaster County, meet families who open their homes just for this tour, see where “Witness” was filmed, watch kids crafting birdhouses, and savor fresh ice cream at an Amish creamery—all with a guide who knows everyone by name. Expect quiet moments, laughter, and a side of rural life you can’t get from a window.
