Our old Philadelphia Segway tour has been updated to an Electric Cart tour! Join our local expert guide as they escort you around Philly in our comfortable electric cart. Glide through historic Old City, past iconic sites such as Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, the home of Betsy Ross and the gravesite of Benjamin Franklin. Along the way, your guide will discuss the fascinating and rich history of Philadelphia. From there, the tour will zip through Center City, past our majestic City Hall, the world-famous LOVE Statue and out to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where you'll hop out at the Rocky Steps. Channel your inner Rocky Balboa as you scale the steps and enjoy a breathtaking view of Philly. You'll explore South Street, home to the mosaic wonderland called the Magic Gardens, and charming Society Hill before returning to where the tour began. Please note: Each cart accommodates 5 guests. Groups may be split into different carts depending on total number of guests

Discover Philadelphia's history and famous attractions on board a sustainable electric car tour. Our live guide will share stories behind every passing landmark as you travel back in time on a modern ride through the city on one of our eco friendly electric cars (price includes 4 passenger).

Come see where the turn of the 20th century Jewish immigrants lived, worked, prayed and played. Includes synagogues, banks, bakeries, schools. Dr. Schatz is an expert in Philadelphia Jewish History and shares his own family story as we point out the various buildings and institutions in the neighborhood. We usually can enter at least one currently active synagogue (depends on their hours), as well as the local Jewish kosher bakery. Snacks on your own, and donations at the synagogue are welcome.

This private and customizable tour (length/price, interests) for all ages is a great introduction and overview to Philadelphia’s history and culture. • We highlight iconic and historical sites such as Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell as well as picturesque streets and alleys in residential neighborhoods • We discuss a huge array of buildings from the Colonial to the Victorian eras, plus American skyscrapers and modernist buildings. • You will some of the city’s 4000 murals (street art) – the most of any city in the world, the largest municipal building in the world and the colorful Reading Terminal Market, home to several Amish businesses. It is the perfect place for a meal or a snack (not included). A hotel pick up and drop-off, if your hotel is located in the city center, can also be scheduled.