Wow! Gorgeous old church. They told us NOT to step on people's graves/names, but it's hard to when they are down the entire aisle going up/down to front of church! SMALL PEWS; big people can't sit in them...FYI only.

This is an awesome church to visit. The historical value alone is great. The surrounding gardens were very peaceful for us to stop and rest for awhile during our walking tour of Philly.

My boyfriend and I took the Grim Philly's Sightseeing & Serial Killers Tour. One of our stops was Christ Church * Christ Church Cemetary. Bob, our guide was awesome! He was full of interesting info as to the medical practices of some of the Doctors...More

We wanted to go see Ben Franklin's grave but didn't want to pay the $3.00 to get in. Saw it walking down the sidewalk, new it was his because people were standing by it.

The sun shining through the large windows showed off the interior of the church at its best. An attractive building inside and out. Sat in Benjamin Franklin's family pew while an official guide walked me through the history, beliefs and functioning of this historic church...More

We went to the church on our way to the cemetery and the docents were wonderful at explaining the place and importance of this church and which folks attended. At the cemetery Courtney gave us a wonderful tour pointing out and telling the stories of...More

This church whose Founding Fathers are quite literally the Foundation of the Church (they are buried in and around the building) is such a wonderful place. You can sit in the exact pew where George Washington and other famous Americans sat when they attended services...More

This is a lovely little old church, and on the day I visited there was a little Farmer's Market outside which was on a Wednesday afternoon. The produce was excellent, particularly a homemade oat and raisin cookie I purchased from Big Sky Bread. The church...More

Ended up here by happenstance. Great little gem. Glad we stopped in and spent a few minutes wandering!

Well-maintained, beautiful old church with a lot of history. Sat where George Washington and Betsy Ross sat during service. There was also a man playing music outside and it was lovely. Would recommend to anyone!