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PHILLY EXPERIENCES

PUBLIC TOURS

Public Tours Will Be Held Nov 1st - December 22nd

 Our award-winning, Black culture centered walking tours are not just a journey through time; they're a celebration of today's Black art/murals, cultures, existence, healing, resistance and joy curated to tap into all of your senses and feelings. Philly Experiences is committed to community building, amplifying Black intersectionality, and driving economic growth. 

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Limited season. Unlimited vibes.

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Our public tours only run a few months out the year and that’s what makes them legendary. During this short time, we turn up the culture and welcome you into the heart of Philly’s Black-owned food, art, and community scenes.

 

This is where strangers become friends, locals and tourists connect, and every stop tells a story. Whether you’re rolling solo, boo’d up, or bringing the crew, these experiences were made for memory-making.​

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NEW! Black Music & Movies Walking Tour

Join us for our latest walking tour dedicated to the music and movies legend of the last 50+ years!

Great for solo guests, friends, small groups and more. Join us Saturday 11/1 for a test tour - limited spots available.

PUBLIC TOUR REVIEWS

I’ve done Chrissy’s Black Be Beautiful and Murals & Morals Hood Tour already, but I recently went on her new Soul Food Tour. Such a great tour!! I discovered so many new businesses and learned a lot about Philly even though I live here. I loved that I was able to participate in ethical tourism, find & support new Black owned businesses, learn more about @gadphilly the new Germantown Arts District, and learn about the impact of gentrification from a native perspective and meet some awesome new friends all while enjoying delicious food! - Christina - Philly local
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Eat, sleep and explore Philly with over 40+ Black owned spots in Center City & North Philly (renamed Brewerytown, Northern Liberties, Fairmount, etc.) near popular tourist attractions, curated by Black natives who live, breathe, and love Philly.

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