Elfreth's Alley is an historic street in Philadelphia's Old City. Dating back to 1703, it showcases cobblestone pavement and stunning Georgian and …
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Dec 7, 2024
Elfreth’s Alley is a fun but very touristy stop. We enjoyed walking down the street and seeing all of the various houses. It was a few blocks down from Christ Church and not much farther from the Ind…Full review by GoVols79
Nov 26, 2024
It’s a nice little street with a few historical houses. I can even imagine how crowded it will be in the summer. So, I can totally understand that the local residents ask for their privacy. Please re…Full review by Matze_Brandt
Oct 7, 2024
Yes, it is the oldest continuously inhabited street in the US, but it is not worth going out of your way to see. If you happen to be nearby (and it is easily walkable from Independence Hall), then wa…Full review by davidmI499VE
Cars are allowed to drive down the alley so there are posts in front of the homes as a barrier. There are also metal house numbers on the brick by each door.
They all looked lived in to me, except a few that were for sale. It is still a great place to look around, good photo opp. Of course, be respectful of the people living there!