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Top Philadelphia Day Trips from New York

Day Trip: Philadelphia and Amish Country
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434 Reviews
Explore the countryside outside New York on a day trip to Philadelphia and Lancaster County, home of the Amish people. You'll drive through the beautiful Pennsylvan...
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11 to 13 hours

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$ 160

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2-Day Trip: Washington, Philadelphia and Amish Country (Hotel included)
4.1
58 Reviews
While in New York, take a trip the City of Brotherly Love and the nation’s capital on this 2-day tour through Philadelphia, Washington DC and Amish country. Explore...

2 days

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$ 322

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Day Trip: Washington DC and Philadelphia
4.4
14 Reviews
Experience a fully guided tour of two of the nation’ capitals: Washington D.C. (current) and Philadelphia, PA (first ever).. Visit and learn about the most iconic l...
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17 hours

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$ 143

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4-Day Trip: Niagara Falls, Washington DC, and Philadelphia (Hotel included)
3.6
5 Reviews
Head north from New York City to experience the best of the Niagara Falls, Philadelphia, Washington DC, and Amish Country. Relax in a climate-controlled coach or va...

4 days

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$ 675

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5-Day Trip: Philadelphia, Washington DC, Niagara Falls, and Toronto (Hotel included)
FOR DEPARTURE ON WEDNESDAY THE ITINERARY IS REVERSE : PHILADELPHIA & AMISH COUNTRY - WASHINGTON DC - NIAGARA FALLS - TORONTO – 1000 ISLANDS. Hop aboard this excitin...

5 days

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$ 828

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Traveller tips

Helpful advice from us and our travellers so you can enjoy your experience to the fullest.

How far is Philadelphia from New York and is it worth it?

Philadelphia is around a 2 hour drive from New York, or 1 hour and 30 minute train ride. For this reason, if you'd like a break from the hustle and bustle of New York, Philadelphia is a great place to visit for the day.

What can I see and do in Philadelphia?

Philadelphia is most important due to its history and art, featuring some of the state's most exciting art galleries. It is also home to the Liberty Bell, a long-standing symbol of American freedom and the Eastern State Penitentiary, a historic prison featuring tours and exhibits.

What is Philadelphia's typical dish?

Philadelphia is most famous for its Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich, however the city can claim fame to a number of delicious sandwiches and hoagies (the name of Philadelphia's toasted sandwiches).