Things to Do in Bridgeton

Guides relay expertise as up to 25 guests stroll past notable architecture dating back to 1870

Colorful tiles stretch across 3,000 sq. ft. work of mosaicked art that includes indoor and outdoor spaces with whimsical accents

Play sessions grant tykes free rein of cushy slides and bounce houses in a clean, climate-controlled environment

Rolling, tree-lined fairways and occasional water hazards characterize a course complex composed of three 9-hole layouts

Long-time bowling-industry leader opens its oiled lanes for pin-punishment sessions including cosmic bowling

Magic shop and theater presents local illusionists and mentalists for child-friendly and adult-oriented performances multiple times a week

During a two-hour class, students explore the grounds and history of wine before sampling a selection of the winery's 25 varietals

First-time climbers learn basic techniques and rope-safety procedures then practice on more than 3,000 sq. ft. of climbing surfaces

Recreational leagues unite athletes aged 21 and older for competition and post-game happy hours

For 24 hours, passengers hop on and off a tour bus at 21 historic stops including the zoo and the steps from Rocky

Erin Foley brings TV- and club-sharpened skills to the stage, demonstrating an acerbic wit shown on Comedy Central and Conan

Families play rounds of mini golf on a jungle-themed course glowing under black lights as kids cavort on a playground covered in foliage

Cardio kickboxing and Zumba combine calorie burning with fast-paced fun, while muay thai classes focus on striking combat techniques

Classes cover topics such as pairing wines with holiday meals and the favorite beverages of the Founding Fathers; credit for merchandise

Sand Castle Winery's vintages are paired with cheese and light fare during 90-minute classes that also teach etiquette and hosting tips

Climbers hoist themselves up 12,000 sq. ft. climbing surface and spend unlimited time on boulders

Medieval-style castle houses religious art dating back to ancient Egypt, as well as creations from as recent as the 20th century

Info-rich guides whisk guests through Historic District and Old City neighborhood, where they’ll see Independence Hall & Liberty Bell

Award-winning instructors guide students through partnership ballroom and Latin-dance styles during private lessons

Balls ricochet around 18 black-lit indoor holes decorated with eerie, luminous murals, large monsters, animated props, and music

Horseback riding, hiking, whitewater rafting, and kayaking fill spring and summer days

Blow a large, clear glass bubble or press a hand or foot into a medium box of sand into which artisans pour glass to create a 3-D work

During winemaking sessions, students observe the process, ask questions, and taste each elixir before filling bottles to take home

A university professor guides tours past a variety of historical and haunted sites such as Surgeon's Hall and Dock Creek

Waterfall flows into streams winding through new greens that span 26,000 sq. ft. of hole designs near snack bar with hand-dipped ice cream

A challenging 7,100-yard course connects bent-grass fairways and greens across an open front nine and a narrower, tree-lined back nine

Guides lead you through Independence Mall, stopping at more than 20 sites tied to the political figures and events that shaped early America

Balls ricochet around 18 black-lit indoor holes decorated with eerie, luminous murals, large monsters, animated props, and music

18-hole golf course lined by fairway bunkers and forests of imposing oak trees

Groups taste cheesesteaks, tomato pie & other Philly specialties at six family-owned establishments & guides offer historical facts

Modern, three-deck yacht hosts narrated tours of Philadelphia harbor, departing each Sunday at 1 p.m., from April 7 through September 29