Explore Philadelphia on a 2-Hour Guided Electric Cart Tour
See Philly highlights by electric cart with a local guide
Duration
two-hour
Includes
Local guide, Electric cart tour
Highlights
Cover Philadelphia’s top sights in about two hours on a guided electric cart tour. Ride through Old City, Center City, Chinatown, and South Street while your local guide shares the stories behind the landmarks.
- Visit Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell in historic Old City
- Stop at the Rocky steps and statue near the Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Pass Reading Terminal Market, City Hall, and the LOVE Statue
- Glide through Chinatown and spot the colorful Friendship Arch
- See South Street and pass the Philadelphia Magic Gardens
What's Included
- Local English-speaking guide
Things to know
Food and drink, museum admissions, and tips or gratuity for the guide are not included.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in before the start of your tour.
FAQs
The tour runs rain or shine, so dress appropriately for the weather.
No. You do not need your voucher to join the tour, but save a copy on your phone or print it for your reference.
Food and drink, museum admissions, and tips or gratuity for your guide are not included.
More about the Philadelphia Museum of Art
The Philadelphia Museum of Art rises like a Greek temple at the head of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, its honey-colored limestone glowing in the afternoon light and its famous "Rocky Steps" drawing visitors from every corner of the world. On this electric cart sightseeing tour, the Philadelphia Museum of Art becomes one of the most memorable stops along the route, a place where Hollywood folklore, world-class art, and sweeping city views all meet in one spot. Gliding up to the museum in a small open-air cart, you trade the hassle of parking and walking for a relaxed, breezy approach that lets you take in the scale of the building and the parkway leading up to it.
Your guide shares the stories behind the Philadelphia Museum of Art as you arrive, from its role as one of the largest art museums in the country to the cultural moments that have unfolded on its iconic steps. There is time to hop out, snap a photo with the Rocky statue, climb a few of those famous stairs, and look back down the Parkway toward City Hall for one of the best skyline views in town. The contrast with the tour's other stops, the cobblestone lanes of Old City, Independence Hall, and the leafy squares of Center City, makes the Philadelphia Museum of Art feel like the grand finale, a wide-open vista after the intimate historic streets.
This stop is perfect for first-time visitors, families with kids who want to reenact the Rocky run, photography lovers, and anyone short on time who still wants to see Philadelphia's greatest hits without wearing out their feet. Travelers who prefer a guided, comfortable pace will especially appreciate how easily the electric cart connects the Philadelphia Museum of Art with the rest of the city's landmarks. By the end, you will leave with a real sense of why the Philadelphia Museum of Art is more than a museum, it is a true symbol of the city itself.
