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Women's History Walking Tour Philadelphia: Untold StoriesThis walking tour of Philadelphia centers on the women—founders, doctors, artists, activists and LGBTQ leaders—whose contributions shaped the city but rarely appear in the standard history. A live guide leads you past the Liberty Bell and President's House, through the Gayborhood and Camac Street, uncovering Hannah Callowhill Penn's forgotten legacy, Ona Judge's escape from George Washington, the first women physicians, and the Red Rose Girls artist collective. The tour runs roughly two hours and is wheelchair accessible on request.Is it for me?Pick this if you've already done the standard Independence Hall tour and want the stories it skips—the women founders, doctors, artists, and activists who shaped Philadelphia.
60-Minute Escape Room at King of Prussia Mall: 4 GamesA 60-minute escape room adventure at King of Prussia Mall where you and your team solve puzzles, find clues and complete a mission inside a locked room with a live guide. Choose from four games: Prison Break, The Heist, Playground or Legend of the Yeti. An adult must accompany anyone 14 and under; games are recommended for ages 13 and up.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants to work together on a single challenge with a guide on hand to help—the live guide and the 60-minute structure mean you're not navigating puzzles alone, and the four different games let you pick the story that appeals to you.
Philadelphia: Black History Walking Tour & President's HouseYou’ll walk Philadelphia’s oldest streets with a local guide who brings Black history to life—from standing outside the President’s House learning about Oney Judge’s escape to pausing in Washington Square Park above unmarked graves. Expect real stories, unexpected laughter, and time to reflect inside Mother Bethel AME Church before ending near the Liberty Bell.
Philadelphia: Vintage Car City Tour with Landmarks & HistoryYou’ll ride through Philadelphia in a vintage car with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect cinnamon-scented markets, mosaic gardens sparkling in sunlight, and quiet moments beside iconic landmarks like the Liberty Bell. Each stop feels personal — sometimes even a little surprising — and you’ll leave feeling tangled up in Philly’s history yourself.
Philadelphia Ghost Tour: Haunted History & Paranormal Night WalkYou walk six historic sites in Philadelphia's Old City district over 90 minutes with a certified paranormal guide who covers both the documented hauntings and the actual history behind each building. The route includes Betsy Ross House, Independence Hall, Carpenter's Hall, Christ Church, Bishop White House, and Washington Square Park. Evening departure means you experience these landmarks in a different light—literally and atmospherically.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to explore Philadelphia's historic district at night with someone who knows the paranormal stories attached to each building—it combines actual history with the accounts people have reported, so you're not just hearing folklore. The 1.5-hour length fits into an evening without dominating your whole night.
Pittsburgh Food Tour: 5 Tastings in Downtown & Cultural DistrictA three-hour walking food tour through downtown Pittsburgh, the Cultural District and along the Three Sisters bridges, with five tastings including the city's most famous sandwich, pierogies, Greek food from a 45-year-old Mediterranean spot, a handmade thumbprint cookie and a signature secret dish. The tour starts at Point State Park where the Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers meet, and a live guide leads the route. Contact the operator in advance if you have dietary requirements.Is it for me?Choose the small group tour if you want to share the experience and split costs with other food travelers; pick the private version if your party prefers to set the pace and route without adjusting to other guests.
Philadelphia: Vintage Car Tour of Historic Sites & LandmarksYou’ll ride through Philadelphia in a real vintage Model-T with a local guide who brings history alive as you pass City Hall, snap photos at Love Park, and catch glimpses of mosaic magic on South Street. Expect unexpected moments — laughter with strangers or catching cinnamon on the breeze — all packed into one hour that feels oddly personal.
South Philly & Italian Market Food Tour: Six Bites & StoriesThis 2.5-hour walking tour of South Philadelphia and the Italian Market includes six food tastings—Vietnamese sandwiches, tacos, Italian pastries, wine and more—led by a guide trained in the city's food scene and armed with stories from interviews with business owners and chefs. You'll walk about a mile, meet at Columbus Square Park, and leave with a list of local restaurant and bar recommendations. Vegetarians and pescatarians are accommodated with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat with a small group and hear the real stories behind the neighborhood's businesses rather than just visit the spots. The guide's relationships with owners and chefs—built through years of food journalism—are what set this apart from a standard walking tour, and the pace gives you time to actually talk and linger instead of moving quickly between stops.
Philadelphia History Walking Tour: Women & Untold StoriesA two-hour walking tour of Philadelphia's Old City and Independence Park led by a guide in English who reframes the city's history through the perspectives of women, Indigenous people, people of color, and LGBTQ folks. You'll visit the Liberty Bell Center, Independence Hall, Elfreth's Alley, the Betsy Ross House, President's House, and Washington Square Park, hearing about Hannah Callowhill Penn's role as founder, Ona Judge's escape from George Washington, and the Lenape's relationship with William Penn—stories mainstream tours skip. The route is wheelchair accessible and stroller-friendly.Is it for me?This tour suits anyone who wants Philadelphia's actual history instead of the sanitized version—the stories of the women, Indigenous people, and enslaved people whose labor and resistance built the city. If you're tired of the same Liberty Bell talking points, this is the walk that fills in what gets left out.
Philadelphia: Secret Bars Walking Tour & Hidden SpeakeasiesYou’ll slip through unmarked doors and hidden alleys on this Philadelphia secret bars tour, sharing laughs over tequila shots and skipping every line with your guide. Expect a handful of unique bars—even some locals don’t know about—and time to actually settle in at each stop. If you’re craving real Philly nightlife without any tourist fluff, this is where it happens.
Philadelphia: Rocky Movie Locations Private Driving TourYou’ll walk through Rocky’s neighborhood in Philadelphia, stretch on his old stoop, taste cheesesteak at the Italian Market, pay respects at Laurel Hill Cemetery, and finally run those famous museum steps—camera ready for your victory pose. This private driving tour with a local guide brings you into Balboa’s world in ways you won’t forget.
Gettysburg: Jennie Wade House Admission & Civil War HistoryYou get admission to Gettysburg's oldest museum and a guided walk through the restored home where Jennie Wade, a twenty-year-old civilian, was killed by a stray bullet during the Battle. Period-dressed guides share the family's story and point out original artifacts—a bloodstained floorboard, the artillery shell that pierced the roof, the kitchen where she died. The house is authentically furnished and narrow with steep stairs, so plan for an hour and confirm you're comfortable with the steps before you arrive.Is it for me?Right for history travelers and Civil War students who want to understand Gettysburg beyond the battlefield—this house grounds the battle's human cost in a single, specific story, and the guides know how to tell it without rushing you through.
Philadelphia: Independence Seaport Museum & Cruiser OlympiaYou get admission to the museum building and full access to board the Cruiser Olympia and Submarine Becuna, two National Historic Landmarks on the Delaware River. Walk through the warship's crew quarters and gun turrets, explore galleries on maritime disasters and African history on the river, and watch traditional wooden boat builders at work in the Workshop on the Water. The visit is self-guided and takes two to three hours.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore Philadelphia's maritime history without a guided group — you move through the ships and galleries on your own schedule, and the self-guided format lets you spend as much time as you want in the sections that interest you most.
Pittsburgh ghost tour: Haunted history with local guideThis walking ghost tour through Pittsburgh covers a mile of historic ground with a live guide who specializes in haunted history, stopping at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, University of Pittsburgh, and Old Allegheny Jail Museum to share well-researched tales of spectral residents and restless spirits. The guide speaks English and the tour runs about an hour; minimum age is 13. You'll hear stories but won't enter private buildings—the walk itself is the frame for the tales.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want ghost stories that are rooted in real history rather than pure fiction—the guide's expertise in haunted lore means you'll leave knowing both the legends and the historical context behind them. The one-hour walk suits anyone curious about Pittsburgh's darker side without a major time commitment.
Pittsburgh Sweet Treats Food Tour: Donuts & Pastries DowntownA guided walking food tour through downtown Pittsburgh where you sample local and international sweet treats—almond torte donuts, French pastries, Turkish baklava—while discovering the city's transformation from industrial powerhouse to modern cultural center. The tour starts at the historic Omni William Penn Hotel and includes stops at iconic landmarks like Market Square and Point State Park, with fresh coffee from a century-old family-owned café and an expert guide throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Pittsburgh's food and history on foot through downtown landmarks—the guide curates both the route and the food stops, so you're not deciding where to go or what to eat.
Philadelphia: Museum of the American Revolution Early Entry & Guided TourYou arrive before opening time for a private 1-hour tour with a museum expert, then keep your admission valid for a second day to explore the special exhibitions and galleries on your own schedule. Early entry means no crowds, no line, and two chances to see the artifacts that shaped American independence.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the Museum of the American Revolution without fighting a crowd and need the flexibility to explore at your own pace—the early slot and two-day ticket take the rush out of a single visit.
Historic Lancaster Walking Tour with BreakfastA guided walking tour of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, starting before dawn with coffee and a professionally trained historian, then moving through the city's oldest neighborhoods—markets, churches, theaters, gardens—while stopping at four different breakfast spots for Amish farm-to-table sandwiches, pastries and local favorites. The tour runs two hours, keeps groups small, and includes a guide who photographs you and shares local recommendations for what to do next. It's the only breakfast history tour in Pennsylvania.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided introduction to Lancaster's layout and history on foot, with breakfast built in—the guide sets the pace and route so you can focus on learning rather than planning.
Philadelphia Africatown Walking Food Tour: Four TastingsA guided walking food tour through Philadelphia's Africatown samples four tastings representing West African, Jamaican, Southern American and Italian cuisines while meeting local chefs and shop owners. The tour runs two hours with a small group capped at twelve guests and an English-speaking guide who leads the walk along Woodland Avenue and into independent shops throughout Southwest Philly. You choose between a private tour for your group or a public departure where you join other food travelers.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want to move as your own group and control the pace; choose the public departure if you prefer to meet other food travelers and split the cost. Either way, the group stays small enough that the guide can actually talk with you at each stop instead of moving you through like a line.
Private Philadelphia Driving Tour: Old City to Italian MarketA private full-day driving tour of Philadelphia for up to six people, with a local guide in a comfortable minivan, hotel pickup and drop-off, and admission to the Museum of the American Revolution. The itinerary covers Old City and its historic sites, the Rocky Steps and statue, the Italian Market, Reading Terminal Market, and Center City's architecture and public art. You customize the stops to match your interests in history, food, art, architecture, sports or music.Is it for me?If you're arriving by plane or train without a rental car, or staying in Center City and want to see neighborhoods beyond walking distance, hotel pickup and a fixed route mean you spend the day looking at Philadelphia instead of figuring out how to move between stops. The guide handles the driving and the stories, so you focus on the sights.
East Passyunk Food Tour Philadelphia: 2-Hour Walking GuideThe Highlights of East Passyunk Food Tour is a two-hour afternoon walking tour through Philadelphia's trendiest food neighborhood, led by a local guide who shares the history of the restaurants, bars and shops that have transformed the street. You'll taste food along the way, see iconic murals and landmarks, and learn which spots have earned their reputation. Vegetarian and vegan options are available if you request them at booking.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in South Philadelphia or can reach East Passyunk Avenue by public transit, and prefer a structured afternoon slot rather than choosing your own timing.
