Philadelphia Gay Culture

LGBT+ history tours of Philadelphia. Discover the city's pioneers and landmarks. 

$49 per person

The Philadelphia Museum of Art, nestled along Benjamin Franklin Parkway, is a cultural icon renowned for its vast collection spanning centuries and continents. Housing over 240,000 pieces of art, including works by renowned artists such as Van Gogh and Picasso, it offers visitors a comprehensive journey through art history. Its majestic architecture, epitomized by the iconic steps famously featured in the film "Rocky" (be sure to run up them pretending to be Sly Stallone).

The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia is home to a huge collection of impressionist, post-impressionist, and early modern paintings, curated by the eponymous Dr. Albert C. Barnes. Here you'll find great works by Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse, and Picasso.

Philadelphia's Magic Gardens is a mosaic art environment created by artist Isaiah Zagar. Spanning indoor and outdoor spaces, it features intricate mosaic murals, sculptures, and installations. A unique cultural landmark in Philadelphia.

A notorious prison with famous Gothic architecture. This slammer has been shut since 1971 and now it's a tourist attraction. Al Capone was once banged up here, no less.