Discover Philadelphia's history on a private electric car ride
2 hrs
Up to 6 people
Private car tour, Guide
Explore historic Philadelphia with your own guide on an electric car tour. Take in the city's neighborhoods and landmarks as your guide shares the history behind what you see.
the car stand at 6th and Market Streets across from Independence Hall in the historic district or in downtown Philly across from the Reading Terminal Market at 12th & Filbert Streets. Travel back in time on a modern ride through the city. The guide will share stories behind every passing landmark location, including Independence National Historical Park, the Liberty Bell, and Independence Hall. See the famous ROCKY steps at he Phila. Museum of Art. Visit the Society Hill neighborhood, with the largest collection of original 18th- and early 19th-century residential architecture of any location in the United States; and Old St. Joseph's Church, the first Roman Catholic church ever built in Philadelphia. In Old City, we STOP at the famed Betsy Ross House, where it is believed the seamstress and flag maker lived when she created the first American Flag; famous Elfreth's Alley, the oldest residential street in the US; plus the Philadelphia Mint (aka the United States Mint at Philadelphia), Benjamin Franklin’s grave at Christ Church Burial Ground, the nonpartisan National Constitution Center, and much more.
Tickets are non-refundable. Changes are not guaranteed and may not be allowed. Submit change requests at least 24 hours before departure. Allowed changes carry a $20 fee per reservation, and date changes depend on availability.
Product ID: 5BV6FJ
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