I design beautifully paced Philadelphia experiences — from three‑hour neighborhood walks to fully curated multi‑day itineraries. Every plan is tailored to YOUR interests, your pace, and how you like to travel.

Yes. I offer private, small‑group walking experiences through Philadelphia’s most interesting neighborhoods. These are not scripted tours — they’re thoughtful, insider walks shaped around your curiosity and interests.

Perfect. Whether you have three hours or ten days, I can create a curated experience that fits your time and helps you see the parts of the city that meet your interests with ease.

You’ll receive a personalized plan with:

• neighborhood walks

• restaurant and café recommendations

• historic sites, museum, places of interest and activity suggestions

• pacing guidance

• local insight and hidden gems

• Everything is organized into a clear, easy‑to‑follow format.

• Support from The Philly Curator while you are in Philadelphia

Unless you choose the Concierge level package, transportation, attraction tickets, meals, hotel bookings, and costs charged by third‑party providers are not included. I’ll guide you toward the best options, but you’ll book and pay those vendors directly.

Concierge agenda takes all the reserach and planning out of your hands. We will work together to determine what you like to do on vacations and from there I will plan an itinerary that fits your style exactly. Each itinerary includes:

• A custom day‑by‑day plan

• Reservartions at restaurant and café recommendations that match your taste

• Museum and attraction tickets and timing

• Transportation planning and timing

• Local gems you’d never find on your own

• A pace that feels good to your body and mind

For 2026 travel, earlier is better — especially around the Semiquincentennial. For walking tours and shorter experiences, a few weeks’ notice is usually enough.

Yes —Just tell me about your group and we will create the best experience possible to meet your travel goals and needs.

Walking tours can be canceled up to 48 hours in advance for a full refund.
Curated itineraries and trip planning are non‑refundable once planning begins, but dates can be rescheduled once at no additional cost.

Yes — depending on the request. Reach out with your details and I’ll let you know what’s possible.

Absolutely. I offer curated itineraries and walking experiences specifically designed for 2026. This is a busy, meaningful year for Philadelphia — thoughtful planning will make your visit feel effortless

Click the button below to share your travel style and dates. From there, I’ll begin shaping a curated Philadelphia experience just for you.

My pricing varies based on the level of service you want for your visit to Philadelphia. Your quote is tailored to the number of days you’ll be in Philadelphia, the depth of planning you want, and whether you’d like me to handle reservations, tickets, timing, and logistics. Once you share a few details about your trip, I’ll provide a clear, customized quote based on your needs.

If you are looking for a typical itinerary, then here are the must see attractions: Philadelphia is filled with iconic landmarks, world‑class museums, and historic neighborhoods. The must‑see attractions include Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, the Philadelphia Museum of Art (and the Rocky Steps), Reading Terminal Market, the Barnes Foundation, and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Visitors also love exploring Old City, Rittenhouse Square, the Italian Market, and the waterfront at Penn’s Landing. For something uniquely Philly, add a mural tour, a stroll through Fishtown, or a visit to the Magic Gardens on South Street.

However, if you want something more curated, just click the button below and let’s get started!

I absolutely LOVE Philadelphia, so I would say come any time. However, the best time to visit Philadelphia is in the spring (April–June) and fall (September–November), when the weather is mild, the parks and neighborhoods look their best, and outdoor festivals, markets, and events are in full swing. Summer is lively but hot and humid, while winter offers fewer crowds and great museum‑going. If you want the most comfortable weather and the fullest city experience, spring and fall are ideal.