Students

Philadelphia’s rich history and long list of attractions make the City of Brotherly Love a natural classroom. Take the arts, history, and science, then combine them with unusual and lively attractions for an experience that is educational, entertaining, and best of all, something that will touch their hearts and minds. Whatever your group's age or grade level, choose from a variety of activities and create your own curriculum.

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American History for Students

From the Native Americans who made the Philadelphia region their home, to the British, German and Dutch settlers who arrived in the 1600s, to the events leading up to the American Revolution, Philadelphia is America's most historic city.

Art Appreciation

With the world's largest collection of Impressionist Art, American masterpieces, outdoor sculptures and more than 2,700 murals throughout the city, Philadelphia ranks as a top arts destination. Now that's impressive!

Architecture

Heads up! We don't want you to miss some of Philadelphia's best scenery. With original buildings from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries standing alongside modern buildings, our varied streetscapes create a rich architectural backdrop to the city's past.

Electives

There are plenty of entertaining and educational options to choose from, including behind-the-scenes and specialized tours.

English Literature

The word is out about Philadelphia's rich history. Visit the house of Edgar Allen Poe, the Free Library of Philadelphia, the Rosenbach Museum and Library, and more. These attractions are sure to become classics in anyone's book.

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