The Taste and See Tour in Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania is approximately a 3-hour walking tour through the historic downtown area. The walking distance is about 1 mile. At a leisurely pace, we will escort the group (up to 12 people) through the town, stopping at 2 restaurants, 1 brewery/eatery, 2 wineries, 1 distillery, a pizzeria and a chocolate store. There will be samples to taste in most of the businesses. We will share some light history of the area as we are strolling.

Scheduled Tours

Purchase Tickets	Sunday, March 29, 2020	12:45-4:00	4 tickets available
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, April 19, 2020	12:45-4:00	6 tickets available
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, May 03, 2020	12:45-4:00	6 tickets available
Sold Out	Sunday, May 17, 2020	12:45-4:00
Sold Out	Sunday, May 31, 2020	12:45-4:00
Sold Out	Sunday, June 14, 2020	12:45-4:00
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, June 28, 2020	12:45-4:00	9 tickets available
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, August 16, 2020	12:45-4:00	12 tickets available
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, August 30, 2020	12:45-4:00	12 tickets available
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, September 13, 2020	12:45-4:00	12 tickets available
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, September 27, 2020	12:45-4:00	12 tickets available
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, October 11, 2020	12:45-4:00	12 tickets available
Purchase Tickets	Sunday, October 25, 2020	12:45-4:00	12 tickets available

Tour Parking

Taste and See Tour begins in front of the Foundry located at 2 N Main St, Phoenixville. The closest lot for parking is Lot # 3 Mill Street, right next to the Foundry building.

(Sunday is free in metered lots). See below for a list of other public lots. There is also on street parking in front of the Foundry building.

Parking in town is always at a premium and we recommend that you arrive about 15 minutes early to secure a spot.

Public Lots:

Locations of other Metered Parking Lots:
Lot # 1 Prospect Street
Lot # 2 Main and Bridge Street
Lot # 4 Taylor Ally Lot

Tour Disclaimer

Our tour takes place in the historical district of Phoenixville.

This district is composed of mainly original type brick sidewalks and historical storefronts.

Because of this fact we cannot offer the tour to persons with any type of difficulty walking or maneuvering on these uneven and not leveled sidewalks.

There are also no handicap accessible entrances to these merchants.

In keeping with the historical theme, almost all entrances have some type of steps.

The tour can also be up and downhill in some spots over uneven and aged cross alleys and streets.

We regret that this is the case, however, we cannot be responsible for anyone that may need assistance.