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Pictured: Philadelphia Trolley Works ('76 Carriage Company)

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Philadelphia Phlash Downtown Loop

The Phlash bus Credit: By R. Kennedy for GPTMC

One of the best ways to see Philadelphia is with someone who already knows it. So take a tour and know that no matter what your interest, we’ve got you covered. Are you a history buff, a food connoisseur, a nature enthusiast? Whatever your passion, there’s a tour for you.

More Tour Options Than Ever

As an increasing number of visitors flock to Philadelphia, they’re finding the city’s waterways as busy as the streets, with plenty of new options for touring town by land and by sea. It started with Ride the Ducks and their hugely successful amphibious tour of Philadelphia’s Historic District, which includes a big splash into the Delaware River. Then, the RiverLink Freedom Ferry got into the act with their narrated downriver tours. And now, sharks have been spotted in the Delaware River as LandShark Tours introduce yet another way to explore the city.

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I-Glide ToursI-Glide Tours

The coolest way to get around the city

Fairmount Park / Fairmount / Art Museum Area

Just stand up, lean forward, and glide – and you’ll be trying something new as you take in the sights of Philadelphia’s beautiful Fairmount Park on this exciting, two and a half hour guided tour.

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    A Weekend Is More Fun in Historic Philadelphia

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    A Weekend in Historic Philadelphia… with Kids

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  • The Birthplace of Freedom takes you on a tour 200 years in the making.

    The Presidential Itinerary

    This itinerary will take you on a tour more than 200 years in the making — you’ll discover where George Washington slept and, during his Presidential campaign, where Sen. John McCain ate dinner; where Grover Cleveland’s remains are kept and where President Obama spoke on race relations. More

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