Movie Tours in Philadelphia

Yo! A Private Rocky Balboa Driving Tour of Philadelphia
Duration: 4 hours
From: $595
Location: Philadelphia

Its Always Sunny Shared Walking Tour of South Philly
Duration: 2 hours
From: $39
Location: Philadelphia

Philadelphia Movie and Television Sites Private Walking Tour
Duration: 2 hours
From: $70
Location: Philadelphia

Philadelphia Movie and Television Sites Walking Tour
Duration: 2 hours
From: $35
Location: Philadelphia

Outlander in Philadelphia Private Tour
Duration: 3 hours
From: $300
Location: Philadelphia
Explore Movie Locations by City
Philadelphia is more than a city of historical landmarks - it's a character in countless films and shows that have brought its gritty charm and iconic streets to life. From boxing legends to national treasure hunters, Philly has served as the backdrop to unforgettable stories.
Our movie and TV location tours give you a front-row pass to Philadelphia's most famous on-screen spots. Retrace Rocky Balboa’s footsteps up the legendary steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, explore Independence Hall as seen in *National Treasure*, and uncover lesser-known filming gems tucked away in this story-rich city.
Why Take a Movie Tour in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia blends history, character, and soul - and it all translates beautifully to the screen. These tours bring you into the frame, combining real-world sights with on-screen memories. Guides share not just locations, but behind-the-scenes stories, production facts, and local legends that deepen the experience.
Notable Filming Locations Include:
- The Rocky Steps and statue at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Eastern State Penitentiary featured in *12 Monkeys*
- Benjamin Franklin Bridge seen in *Philadelphia*
- Reading Terminal Market from *National Treasure*
- Neighborhood scenes from *Creed*, *Silver Linings Playbook*, and more
Tour Options:
Choose from walking tours through Old City and Fairmount, bike tours for a faster-paced adventure, or private vehicle tours that let you dive deep into cinematic locations. Many include multimedia clips showing scenes where you're standing for that full-circle moment.
Best Time to Visit:
Spring and autumn are ideal for comfort and color, while summer brings energy and outdoor events. Many tours run year-round with weather-appropriate gear provided if needed.
Before You Go:
Bring a camera - you'll want a picture next to the Rocky statue. Wear comfortable shoes, and come with curiosity. You may even catch a production in action - Philadelphia remains a popular filming spot to this day.
Whether you're a film buff, history lover, or first-time visitor, movie tours in Philadelphia offer a unique way to connect with the city and the stories it continues to tell.