Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Philadelphia

See some of Philadelphia's top attractions at a savings with The Philadelphia Pass. Select your choice of 3, 4, 5, or 7 activities from a list of thirty options and get direct entrance after you download your pass on your mobile device. Use your pass for touring options such as the Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Philadelphia Tour, or for entrance tickets to venues such as the African American Museum, Betsy Ross House, or Philadelphia Zoo. You have 30 consecutive days to complete the use of your pass.

Explore Philadelphia with ease - and venture to two of its highlight attractions - on this immersive, two-day package. Begin with 48-hour tickets to a hop-on hop-off bus tour of the city: one of the simplest ways to enjoy an overview of Philadelphia's top attractions. Listen to your guide's live commentary as you head past landmarks ranging from Betsy Ross House and the Liberty Bell to the National Constitution Center. Your tickets also include entry to the Eastern State Penitentiary and the One Liberty Observation Deck.

Celebrate the maritime history of Philadelphia and major urban ports along the Delaware River at the Independence Seaport Museum. Located at the Penn's Landing complex in Philadelphia, the museum houses Cruiser Olympia, Admiral Dewey's flagship at the Battle of Manila Bay, plus Submarine Becuna, and much more.

Founded in 1976, the National Museum of American Jewish History is a Smithsonian-affiliated museum located in Center City Philadelphia, situated in the Independence Mall. It is the only museum in the nation dedicated exclusively to exploring and interpreting the American Jewish experience.

Once you've seen the sights of Independence National Historical Park, continue your exploration of Philadelphia with a visit to the National Liberty Museum. The museum includes a range of artworks and historical objects, but also hosts interactive exhibitions that encourage visitors to explore what liberty and freedom mean to them. Touch a replica of the Liberty Bell, admire a colossal glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly, see military medals and White House china, and more.

Enjoy double the fantastic views from the One Liberty Observation Deck with this Sun and Stars Pass. Good for 2 visits by one guest, this ticket means you can ascend the tower twice; once for a panoramic daytime view and once to admire the city lights. Learn about The City of Brotherly Love's history through the educational displays and get up-close views of local landmarks from the onsite touch screens. Bring your camera for spectacular photo ops from 833 feet (253 meters) above street level.

Save money on some of Philadelphia's best-known attractions with The Philadelphia Pass. Choose 1, 2, 3, or 5 days of attractions and tours.  Enjoy direct entry to attractions. Simply save your pass (delivered as your 'ticket) on your mobile device and go - no voucher redemption required!

View the entire city of Philadelphia from the One Liberty Observation Deck with this general admission ticket. Stand 833 feet (253 meters) above the City of Brotherly Love's streetscape to enjoy panoramic, 360-degree views. From this impressive building in the heart of Center City, capture aerial photos of nearby landmarks like Love Park, City Hall, Fairmount Park and the Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers. Learn about the city's history through the on-deck digital displays.

See Philadelphia's major highlights, and don't worry about the logistics of getting around town: this hop-on hop-off bus tour makes for a seamless way to discover the City of Brotherly Love. The entire loop covers 16 miles (26 kilometers), and passes landmarks like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, LOVE Park, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Your 48-hour tickets give you the freedom to explore at your own pace, and disembark when you wish. Your tickets also grant you entry to the One Liberty Observation Deck.

Explore Philadelphia Museum of Art, home to one of the country's largest and most distinguished collections, with this general admission ticket. Run up the famous front steps, just like Rocky, then pose for a photo before heading inside to peruse works by Duchamp, Rubens, van Gogh, Rodin and Monet. Marvel at the historical exhibits such as a Parisian grand salon and a fully reconstructed Japanese tea house. Imagine yourself a knight as you stroll through a hall chock full of medieval armor.

Founded in honor of America's first scientist, Benjamin Franklin, The Franklin Institute is one of America's oldest and premier centers of science education. The museum is known for blockbuster exhibits, a bevy of interactive ongoing exhibitions, and one-of-a-kind theatrical experiences.