Our group included two teens (13 and 15) who really liked visiting here. The tour guide was very informative and geared his talk toward the kids without talking down to them. We sat in Washington's family pew and also Betsy Ross's. Tour was free, with donations accepted. Grave stones outside were also interesting. more

We really enjoyed visiting Christ Church. The volunteers inside were filled with information to share. And the story teller outside was WONDERFUL! more

Christ Church was commissioned by King George in the late 17th century. This is the church where many members who signed the Declaration of Independence worshipped including the Continetal Congress. Pews rented by the likes of George Washington, John Adams, Betsy Ross, Lafayette, etc are still completely intact. The baptismal font of William Penn is in the church and was... more

I brought 50 8th graders to Philadelphia and watched with nervous anticipation as they were seated in Christ Church. The speaker, whom I believe is a pastor there, was captivating about the historical figures that occupied our seats, and how there are still services each Sunday. The floor with "graves" in it were fascinating and, of course, the kids went... more

I thought the church was very beautiful but at the time it was under construction therefore I was unable to view the balcony and the entire body of the church was filled with construction equipment. The church is pretty cool though because it still holds regular mass on Sundays and is quite charming. I'll have to return without the construction... more