• Sister Cities Park - Enjoy a peaceful retreat at Sister Cities Park, a delightful green haven nestled in the city’s core. This park provides a tranquil getaway with its beautifully manicured grounds, a playful fountain, and a café where visitors can relax and take in the scenery.
• Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul - This historic and magnificent cathedral has its own stories to share, including serving as a sanctuary during the anti-Catholic riots of the 19th century. Discover how this sacred place became a symbol of strength and faith.
• Logan Circle - Logan Circle, a charming park centered around the beautiful Swann Memorial Fountain. This iconic location is ideal for a leisurely walk or a moment of quiet contemplation amidst the lively city.
• Parkway Central Library - This impressive library not only holds a vast collection of books but also features captivating architectural details and rotating exhibits that highlight Philadelphia’s rich cultural history.
• Barnes - The Barnes Foundation’s spectacular art collection is not its only allure. The institution has a notorious history, filled with legal battles and scandals over its founder’s strict directives and the relocation of its invaluable collection. Each artwork carries a hint of mystery.
• The Franklin Institute - Explore the wonders of science and innovation at the Franklin Institute. Beyond its interactive displays, this renowned museum has a fascinating history. Did you know that Benjamin Franklin’s legacy includes some intriguing urban legends? Discover the hidden details and stories that make this site more than just a science museum.
• All Wars Memorial To Colored Soldiers and Sailors - Situated along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors commemorates the contributions of African American servicemen in various historical conflicts. This powerful monument stands as a tribute to their courage, sacrifice, and commitment to the nation.
• Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University - While the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University is renowned for its remarkable exhibits and scientific contributions, its history is not without controversy. Some have expressed concerns about the ethical implications of certain specimens and artifacts, particularly those acquired during colonial expeditions.
• AMOR Sculpture - The AMOR Sculpture in Philadelphia, located near the Philadelphia Museum of Art, is a vibrant emblem of love and unity. Created by artist Robert Indiana, this iconic piece adds a touch of contemporary art to the city’s rich cultural tapestry.

• 1.5 Hour Guided Walking Tour
• Live Commentary by Professional Tour Guide

• Gratuities

Philadelphia’s rich historical tapestry is filled with hidden gems that are both unusual and remarkable.

This tour is rated PG-13 for its elements of gore and scandal, but it can be adjusted for family-friendly audiences. However, the most intriguing stories emerge from delving into the deepest and darkest parts of Philadelphia’s past for those daring enough to explore its risqué history.

Join Tours By Foot as they reveal the most eclectic and unique stories surrounding Logan Circle and its many marvels. Beneath its stunning architecture and picturesque views lies a captivating layer of the unconventional.

From the intense Bone Wars to heated art disputes, religious upheavals, secretive cults, graffiti proclaiming resurrection, public executions, tales of a city-wide curse, and much more, you’ll uncover a side of Philadelphia that’s as eccentric as it is unforgettable!

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