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> The Independence Day parade marches past PHILADELPHIA in America’s birthplace during the week-long, citywide Wawa MMERSE YOURSELF IN AMERICA’S SPIRIT IN THE CITY Welcome America! celebration. WHERE IT ALL BEGAN—with iconic landmarks that played a pivotal Philadelphia is the premier Irole in the establishment of America—including Independence Hall, destination for Fourth of July a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the building where the Declaration activities. of Independence and U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted. While we are known worldwide for our rich history, Philadelphia has accumulated significant accolades for our walkable downtown, distinct neighborhoods, outstanding restaurants, exceptional arts and culture, IN THE KNOW outdoor life, tax-free shopping on clothing and shoes, and much more. Philadelphia Use this guide for suggestions on what to explore in the first World & Visitors Bureau (PHLCVB) Heritage City in the U.S. is the central agency for overseas Enjoy your stay! and convention information for Philadelphia. Use discoverPHL.com on your mobile device for up-to-date information about nearby events, attractions and deals. discoverPHL.com | 215-636-3300

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1 WELCOME From rich history to vibrant culture and diverse neighborhoods, the city has something for everyone. DISCOVER 8 NEW & NOTEWORTHY Upcoming exhibits, openings DISCOVER | 7 and more. 14 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Your seasonal guide to Philadelphia’s hottest events. 16 PHILADELPHIA 101 Everything you need to discover the city. 20 IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS What to do and see and where to dine. THINGS TO DO 26 SIGHTSEEING & ATTRACTIONS 28 Insta-delphia: Your guide to unique Instagram-worthy spots in the city. 30 Solar System Ambassador: The 's Chief Astronomer 38 City of Murals: Discover Philadelphia's 4,000-plus murals. 42 Theme Parks: Theme parks, zoos and aquariums for any age. THINGS TO DO | 25 47 TOURS 50 SHOPPING 52 Shop Like a Local: Where to find hip, independent boutiques. 54 ENTERTAINMENT & NIGHTLIFE 55 Pop-Up City: Find seasonal beer gardens and attractions. 56 Show Stoppers: What's on stage at local theaters. 58 SPORTS DINING 60 DINING 62 Family-Friendly Eats: Dining spots suitable for the whole crew.

DINING | 59 ACCOMMODATIONS 82 ACCOMMODATIONS 84 Setting the Bar: Grab a drink at the area's hottest bars.

VISITOR RESOURCES 92 VISITOR SERVICES 93 EDUCATION 94 TRANSPORTATION

POINT OF VIEW 96 THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE

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SAVE THE DATE PHILADELPHIA CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL MAY 1–JUNE 30 historicphiladelphia.org Giant Chinese lanterns, including a 200-foot-long phoenix, light up Franklin Square during this cultural event, with live performances and Chinese crafts and cuisine. For more exciting events, turn to the calendar on page 14. >>

Photography by: Jeff Fusco for Tianyu. Fusco for by: Jeff Photography Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival

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BARNES FOUNDATION PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART 1 Silent Secret Waterfalls: 4 The Impressionist’s Eye The Barnes Series April 16—Aug. 18, 2019 Now–Nov. 17, 2019 In addition to iconic oil paintings, Home to one of the world’s greatest Impressionists also worked in collections of Impressionist, post- mediums ranging from canvas Impressionist and modern European to watercolors to bronze as they paintings, the changed the course of visual art. welcomes 11 new, seven-foot-tall This show offers a new perspective paintings by American artist Pat on influential artists like Claude Steir, which she created for the Monet, Mary Cassatt and post- museum—the first artist to make Impressionist Vincent van Gogh site-specific paintings for the Barnes by bringing together Impressionist since Matisse’s The Dance II. It will be sculpture, paintings and works on 1 the first installation presented in the paper. philamuseum.org Annenberg Court. barnesfoundation.org ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS 5 From the Schuylkill to the AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Hudson: Landscapes of the 2 Mapping a Nation: Shaping Early American Republic the Early American Republic June 28—Dec. 29, 2019 April 12–Dec. 29, 2019 This first-of-its-kind exhibit—at Founded in 1743 by Ben Franklin, the first art museum and school of the oldest learned society in the U.S. fine arts in the country—explores NEW & NOTEWORTHY NEW draws from its extensive collection how 18th- and 19th-century for this exhibit, which explores landscape painting in Philadelphia, how early American maps were particularly representations of used to form physical, political and waterways like the Schuylkill and 2 ideological boundaries of the new the Delaware rivers, influenced nation and how mapmakers acted as Thomas Cole, the Hudson River political agents. Highlights include School and the growth of American a 1757 copy of the John Mitchell landscape painting. pafa.org map of the British Empire in North America, manuscript maps from the ACADEMY OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES American Revolution and George OF DREXEL UNIVERSITY Washington’s copy of a 1792 map of 6 Dinosaurs Around the Washington D.C. amphilsoc.org World June 30, 2019–Jan. 20, 2020 FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Dinosaurs Around the World—on 3 Marvel: Universe of Super display at the oldest natural science Heroes institution in the Americas—features April 13–Sept. 2 more than a dozen animatronic The first and largest exhibition ever dinosaurs. The exhibit explores how to trace the histories of favorite continental drift, sea level changes Marvel characters—including Black and volcanos took various dinosaurs Panther, Spider-Man and Doctor to every corner of the globe. ansp.org Strange—provides immersive comic- book and cinematic environments, like Tony Stark’s lab, and showcases some of the publisher’s most iconic 3 pages, costumes and props. fi.edu Photography clockwise from top, left: detail from Pat Steir Silent Waterfalls by J. Ramsdale for the Barnes Foundation, all others courtesy of host museum or cultural center. center. all others courtesy of host museum or cultural for the Barnes Foundation, Ramsdale by J. Steir Silent Waterfalls Pat left: detail from top, clockwise from Photography

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ENHANCEMENTS & NOTEWORTHY NEW As the official visitor center of greater Philadelphia and gateway to Independence National Historical Park, the Independence Visitor Center provides a welcoming first impression to 2.5 million visitors each year. To provide an informative, interactive and 21st-century orientation experience, the Visitor Center underwent a $15 million renovation, which will be complete just in time for . Renovations and upgrades include: 5 • A 42-foot, interactive digital wall that displays content visitors can explore via touchscreen; • The first HERSHEY’S Kitchens location in Philadelphia, featuring both savory and sweet menu items like made-to-order s’mores; • An 8-minute free film featuring sites and attractions played daily in an open-walled theater; • A mezzanine-level, outdoor terrace with unparalleled views of Independence Mall for capturing the perfect selfie; • The official of Philadelphia, featuring iconic like the LOVE statue and Rocky memorabilia; • An exhibit space and digital screens featuring Independence National Historical Park; • And environmentally friendly, accessible public restrooms, including a dedicated caregiver room. Renderings: by Kirk From. Photography: by M. Edlow for IVCC. by M. Edlow Photography: by Kirk From. Renderings:

Photography clockwise from top, left: detail from Pat Steir Silent Waterfalls by J. Ramsdale for the Barnes Foundation, all others courtesy of host museum or cultural center. center. all others courtesy of host museum or cultural for the Barnes Foundation, Ramsdale by J. Steir Silent Waterfalls Pat left: detail from top, clockwise from Photography 6

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PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION &VISITORS BUREAU O beyond its original—including a movie amovie original—including its beyond purposes many served has opulent space the years, the venue. Over performance modern a into building Hammerstein-designed Oscar 1908 the from transformed has NEW VENUE Broad Street, the Met the Street, PhiladelphiaBroad on House North Opera Metropolitan FORMER THE CCUPYING MEET THE MET MET THE MEET P HILADELPHIA HILADELPHIA Plinko, all to help little ones better understand saving and spending. Also Also spending. and saving understand better ones little help to all Plinko, Zanzibar: Muslim Cultures Near and Far and Near Cultures Muslim Zanzibar: modern and historic Muslim communities through art, technology and an art, technology Muslim through and communities modern historic at the museum through Sept. 2, 2019, is the temporary exhibit exhibit temporary the is 2019, 2, Sept. through museum the at Bank and includes a Money Maze, Dollar and Cents Scale and Investment Investment and Scale Cents and Dollar Maze, aMoney includes and Bank Playground is the award-winning museum’s newest permanent exhibit museum’s permanent newest is award-winning the Playground favorites like Alice in Wonderland, River Adventures and Imagination Imagination and Adventures River Wonderland, in Alice like favorites Cents & Sensibility. The finance-focused center is presented by PNC PNC by presented is center finance-focused The &Sensibility. Cents SI educating children with innovative and interactive exhibits. Joining Joining exhibits. interactive and innovative with children educating themetphilly.com is managed by Live Nation. Nation. by Live managed is The theater reopened in December 2018 and auditorium. theatrical and stage performance largest city’s now the is and facelift million a$56 received building historic The church. a finally and hall concert gospel theater, sporting center, vocational school, THE THE PLEASE BEEN HAS ENGAGING AND 1976, NCE imaginative global marketplace. pleasetouchmuseum.org CURRENCY &CULTURE NEW EXHIBITS , which celebrates the diversity in diversity the celebrates , which America to to America

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MEET THE MASCOT GRITTY IN THE CITY The flowing beard. The bright orange fur. Those eyes… The Philadelphia Flyers’ new mascot, Gritty, emerged from his home beneath the Wells Fargo Center in 2018 and has since reached an iconic status both locally and nationally. With frequent appearances on late-night television, the mascot’s hot-dog-eating, T-shirt-launching, hockey-loving persona is lovable and infectious, even to non-hockey fans. We were curious about what Philadelphia attractions, restaurants, and activities keep Gritty entertained when he’s not busy cheering on his favorite team …

Q. As a lifelong Q. You claim to have been Philadelphian, what do you around for longer than we like best about the city? know. What are some of your

A. Mostly, the people who help favorite historical locations, & NOTEWORTHY NEW me cheer on the Flyers every day. and did you have some historical involvement with Q. When Flyers fans are them that you’d like to share? coming to town, what A. You have to check out Philadelphia attractions do Elfreth’s Alley. I love those you recommend? cobblestones, and the craziest 1. Can’t visit the city without A. part—they have real life people the iconic horse and carriage in the houses as if they actually rides on a nice spring Saturday live there! So talented. Takes my afternoon. breath away. Elfreth’s Alley 2. Obviously the Wells Fargo Center. It’s the best place in the city, and I’m petitioning for it to Spirit of Q. In the off-season, where become the 8th Wonder of the Philadelphia can we catch you and your World. So if anyone here has a friends hanging out and contact with VisitWorld that relaxing? would be greatly appreciated. A. Thinking of booking a cruise or two for the summer. What are When looking to tap Q. the summer destinations for the into Philadelphia’s Spirit of Philadelphia looking cultural side, Chris’ Jazz Cafe like [along the Delaware River]? where do you go? A. I’m a big jazz scene guy. I love checking out the open mics with my kazoo. Photography from top: courtesy of Met Philadelphia, courtesy of Please Touch Museum. Museum. Philadelphia, courtesy of Please Touch top: courtesy of Met from Photography CVB, courtesy of spiritcruises.com, Philadelphia, courtesy of Chris’ Jazz Cafe. Philadelphia, courtesy of Chris’ Jazz courtesy of spiritcruises.com, for PHL CVB, Jr. Savaria, (2), top left: courtesy of Philadelphia Flyers clockwise from by Edward Photography

DISCOVERPHL.COM 11 NEW & NOTEWORTHY 12 playground, Philadelphia-themed playground, Philadelphia-themed waterworks, LEDlightingandfive water effects(thinkgeysersand mini golfcourseandfast-casual founder WilliamPenn,FRANKLIN Debuting this summer is anew is summer this Debuting

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Photography clockwise from top: courtesy of the exhibit (2), of the Four Seasons Philadelphia, and of historicphiladelphia.com.

Photographyclockwise from top: courtesy of the National Constitution Center, by Andrea Golod for PHLCVB.

NEW AT THE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION CENTER he only museum in the country dedicated to the groundbreaking U.S. document, the National TConstitution Center welcomes a new permanent exhibit on May 9: Civil War and Reconstruction: The Battle for and Equality. The first exhibit in the country devoted to exploring the constitutional debates from this turbulent era of American history features: • Original copies of the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments; • Dred Scott’s signed petition for freedom; • A fragment of the flag that Abraham Lincoln raised at Independence Hall in 1861; • Interactive elements that delve into the drafting of each of the three Reconstruction Amendments; • A ballot box marked “colored” from Virginia’s first statewide election that allowed black men to vote in 1867, and more. Starting on June 19 (—the that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African NEW & NOTEWORTHY NEW Americans in the Confederacy), visitors can also experience FOURTEEN, an emotional theatrical performance with dramatic readings that are focused on the and the ratification of the 14th Amendment. Civil War and Reconstruction joins the Constitution Center’s other popular permanent exhibits, including The Story of We the People and Signers’ Hall, as well as engaging temporary programs like Hamilton: The Constitutional Clashes That Shaped a Nation, which explores the debates and clashes between Alexander Hamilton and his rivals that helped form the United States, on display through Dec. 31, 2019. Photography clockwise from top: courtesy of the exhibit (2), of the Four Seasons Philadelphia, and of historicphiladelphia.com. Seasons Philadelphia, and of historicphiladelphia.com. top: courtesy of the exhibit (2), clockwise from of the Four Photography Photographyclockwise from top: courtesy of the National Constitution Center, by Andrea Golod for PHL CVB. by Andrea Center, Constitution top: courtesy of the National from Photographyclockwise

DISCOVERPHL.COM 13 CALENDAR OF EVENTS APRIL MAY 5 APRIL 6–14 Blue Cross Blue Cross Broad Street Run Broad Street Run Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival of Greater broadstreetrun.com Philadelphia The largest 10-mile race in the Blue Cross RiverRink country, along historic Broad Summerfest japanphilly.org Celebrate spring and Street, has attracted local and Philadelphia’s rich cultural international athletes for more connection to the art, music, food than 35 years. and beauty of Japan with this festival that culminates in Sakura MAY 9–SEPT. 29 Sunday at the Horticulture Center Longwood Gardens in . Festival of Fountains longwoodgardens.org APRIL 25–27 Daily performances at the Main The Penn Relays Fountain Garden are set to music, pennrelays.com with water jets shooting 175 feet Watch high school, college and into the air. Special Illuminated masters-level track stars as well as Fountain Performances are Thursday to Saturday evenings. Independence Dragon Olympic athletes compete in the Boat Regatta oldest and largest relay meet in Fireworks & Fountains shows on the world at Franklin Field on the select dates. University of Pennsylvania campus. MAY 10 & 11 APRIL 26–28 Jefferson The Philadelphia Antiques Dad Vail Regatta and Art Show dadvail.org philadelphiaantiquesandartshow.com Head to the banks of the beautiful Schuylkill River for this annual

2019 CALENDAR A premier showcase of the country’s top dealers of antiques collegiate regatta, which draws and fine art, the show, held in the participants from more than 100 Navy Yard, features 62 exhibitors North American colleges and and a brilliant selection of art from universities. the 17th century to the present. Pride Day APRIL 26–MAY 4 MAY 10–LABOR DAY Philadelphia Blue Cross RiverRink Science Festival Summerfest fi.edu delawareriverwaterfront.com This family-friendly festival, With rollerskating, mini-golf, organized and led by the Franklin carnival rides, a Ferris wheel and Institute, celebrates science with more, this annual event at Penn’s informal lectures, exhibitions and Landing kicks off weekends in May hands-on activities throughout and daily from Memorial Day to the city. Labor Day.

MAY 18 MAY Rittenhouse Row Wawa Welcome America! Festival MAY 2–4 Spring Festival rittenhouserow.org Philadelphia This festival takes over six blocks of Children’s Festival Walnut Street (from Broad to 19th annenbergcenter.org streets) and features booths from This children’s festival at the local restaurants and shops as well Annenberg Center for the as live music. Performing Arts includes fun music, theatre and dance performances and hands-on

activities. America, Inc. Welcome for PHL CVB (2) , courtesy Wawa Jr. Savaria, by Edward Stanley for delawareriverwaterfront.com, by Matt top: by PHL CVB, from Photography

JUNE 30-JULY 4 WAWA WELCOME AMERICA! FESTIVAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS Philadelphia is the place to be on July 4th (it is the birthplace of America, after all). Wawa Welcome America, a citywide celebration that runs from June 30 to July 4, includes dozens of events around the city—most of which are free. For more dates and more information, visit welcomeamerica.com. MAY 18-19 South 9th Street FOOD & FESTIVALS Get your free hoagie on Wawa Hoagie Day, an event on Italian Market Festival Independence Mall to honor the troops. A daylong event, the Historic District Block Party on italianmarketfestival.com Independence Mall offers live music, performers, arts and crafts for kids, and food trucks and Take part in this annual tradition evening fireworks at Penn’s Landing. in Philadelphia’s Italian Market, the ARTS, CULTURE & ATTRACTIONS Enjoy free concerts on Independence Mall, nation’s oldest continually operating including performances by the Philly POPS and local gospel groups. Check out free movie outdoor market, where delicious showings at iconic locations throughout the city, like the Philly-favorite Rocky at the Italian favorites, both sweet and Philadelphia Museum of Arts steps. And many museums offer free days throughout the week. savory, are available along with great music, shopping and more. INDEPENDENCE DAY After a patriotic morning parade, the festival culminates with the Party on the Parkway on the Parkway, where a premier concert in front of MAY 25–OCT. 14 the Philadelphia Museum of Art leads to a massive fireworks display. Morris Arboretum Summer Garden Railway morrisarboretum.org This annual model train display JUNE 1 includes a quarter mile of track Roots Picnic AUGUST with tunnels, bridges, trestles and rootspicnic.com AUG. 5 miniature buildings made from The Mann Center for the 2nd Street Festival natural materials. Open daily Performing Arts is host to a day of 2ndstfestival.org through Labor Day and on weekends diverse music and performances Businesses from the diverse through Oct. 14. handpicked by Philadelphia natives Northern Liberties neighborhood The Roots. come together to host a block party MAY 30–JUNE 2 like no other, complete with great Philadelphia JUNE 9 food, music and art for sale. Latino Film Festival ODUNDE African phlaff.org American Festival AUG. 31–SEPT. 1 This annual festival showcases the odundefestival.org Made in America Festival 2019 CALENDAR innovative work of emerging and With live entertainment, 15 blocks madeinamericafest.com established Latin American and of vendors along South Street, An exciting music festival curated Latino filmmakers. arts-and-craft booths and African, by JAY-Z and featuring more than Caribbean and , this huge 60 artists on three stages on the MAY 31–JUNE 9 festival celebrates the Yoruba New Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Philly Beer Week Year. phillylovesbeer.org This festival gives you the chance JUNE 9 SEPTEMBER to try locally made brews and PrideDay SEPT. 5–21 participate in beer tours, prix phillygaypride.org 2019 Fringe Festival fixe beer-pairing dinners, pub One of the largest celebrations of fringearts.com crawls and hundreds of events LGBT pride in the region, attracting More than 1,000 experimental in restaurants and bars across more than 25,000 people each performances take over America’s Best Beer Drinking year to the city’s Gayborhood neighborhoods throughout the city City™. community. during this annual arts festival. JUNE 24 & THROUGHOUT JULY SEPT. 18–29 JUNE Philadelphia Orchestra at Opera Philadelphia’s O19 JUNE 1 The Mann operaphila.org Independence manncenter.org This annual opera festival will Dragon Boat Regatta The Philadelphia Orchestra returns include two world premieres—Denis independencebr.com to its Philadelphia summer home, & Katya and Let Me Die—and two Watch teams (from novices to the Mann Center for the Performing company premieres—The Love of experienced racers) compete along Arts in the heart of Fairmount Park, Three Oranges and Semele. the Schuylkill River to help raise for special performances of classical money for a number of worthy favorites and live film scores while charities in this spectacular annual their movies are playing in the tradition. outdoor theater. CVB (2) , courtesy Wawa Welcome America, Inc. Welcome for PHL CVB (2) , courtesy Wawa Jr. Savaria, by Edward Stanley for delawareriverwaterfront.com, by Matt top: by PHL CVB, from Photography

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Independence Visitor Center in Independence National Historical Park

FAST FACT Independence Visitor Center Corporation The Independence Visitor Center Corp. manages the official visitor centers of Greater Philadelphia and the visitor-friendly public transit service, Philly PHLASH®. VISITOR CENTERS Follow @PHLvisitorcntr on or @PHLvisitorcenter Start at one of Philadelphia’s official Visitor Centers on Instagram for insider updates on Philly happenings. to discover all there is to see and do throughout the region. PHLvisitorcenter.com

Independence Visitor Center 599 Market Street including an Interior Tour of the building and a Tower Tour Located in Independence National Historical Park to the highest open-air observation deck in the city. A newly The official visitor center of greater Philadelphia and updated on-site gift shop offers Philadelphia and William gateway to Independence National Historical Park is Penn-themed souvenirs. PHILADELPHIA 101 PHILADELPHIA the exclusive location to pick up free, timed tickets to PHLvisitorcenter.com/cityhall tour Independence Hall. Here, visitors can speak with 267-514-4757 | Open weekdays, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. multilingual Visitor Services Representatives for free Select Saturdays, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. trip-planning advice, purchase tickets to more than 100 tours and attractions, pick up the perfect LOVE Park Visitor Center to remember their trip at the official gift shop of 16th Street and JFK Boulevard | Located in LOVE Park Philadelphia or enjoy a tasty bite at the first HERSHEY’s Please note: This location in famous LOVE Park is Kitchens location in Philadelphia. FREE amenities and undergoing renovations and will reopen in 2019. Visitors services available include two theater experiences with in the area are encouraged to utilize the City Hall Visitor unique and exciting films about Philadelphia, regional Center, located across the street in City Hall’s Room 121, maps and brochures, fully accessible public restrooms, cell East Portal. phone charging stations and WiFi access. PHLvisitorcenter.com/lovepark PHLvisitorcenter.com | 800-537-7676 Open daily, 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Philly PHLASH (June to August until 7 p.m.) PHILLY PHLASH® City Hall Visitor Center The Philly PHLASH® Downtown Loop is 1 South Penn Square, Room 121 a visitor-friendly public transit service Located in that provides convenient and affordable The City Hall Visitor Center provides service to 20 stops located near popular visitor services in the East Portal tourist destinations throughout the city. With of one of the city’s most iconic daily service over the summer and holiday season, buildings. Friendly Visitor Services and weekend service in the Spring and Fall, the PHLASH® Representatives offer free trip makes it easy for visitors to navigate the city, for only $2 per ride or $5 per advice and information, and other visitor essentials including free maps day. Look for the Phlash guide in this book after the Neighborhoods section. City Hall Visitor and brochures. Tickets for tours of City RidePhillyPHLASH.com | 800-537-7676 Center Gift Shop Hall are available for purchase and pick up, by the PHL CVB. Photography: by the PHL CVB. Photography:

16 PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU Everything you need TRANSPORTATION It’s easy to get around the city! to discover the city. FROM THE AIRPORT SEPTA’s Airport Line leaves every 30 minutes, and a one-way fare is $6.75. Or, take a 25-minute taxi ride, which has a flat rate of $28.50 to Center City, or a ride-sharing service. For maps and more information, visit discoverPHL.org/visit/basics.

PARKING There are more than 40 parking lots and garages plus metered street parking (read signs carefully for parking hours) in Center City. To pay for metered parking, you can use a variety of payment methods (including credit cards) at one of the green kiosks, which will issue a printed ticket for you to place inside your windshield. For a parking locator, visit philapark.org

Hop on a SEPTA bus, subway, trolley or train for easy access to top attractions throughout the city. These directions all begin at the Independence Visitor Center SEPTA.ORG (599 Market Street). septa.org/welcome

LOVE PARK FRANKLIN INSTITUTE th th N. 15 Street & John F. Kennedy Boulevard N. 20 Street & Benjamin Franklin Parkway SEPTA FACTS SEPTA Bus Route 17 or 33 SEPTA Bus Route 38 PHLASH Stop 5 PHLASH Stop 13 Board bus at 6th & Market streets Board bus on 5th Street FARE INFO Exit at N. 15th Street & John F. Kennedy Blvd (between Market & Arch streets) Take advantage of our best Exit at N. 20th Street THE BARNES FOUNDATION value and purchase a One 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway PLEASE TOUCH MUSEUM Day Convenience Pass on the Septa SEPTA Bus Route 38 Memorial Hall Fairmount Park Key Card. The pass is available for PHLASH Stop 7 (4231 Avenue of the Republic) Board bus on 5th Street SEPTA Bus Route 38 8 rides on transit routes for one (between Market & Arch streets) PHLASH Stop – Please Touch Museum Stop person (not valid on regional rail). Exit at 21st Street & Benjamin Franklin Pkwy Board bus on 5th Street Septa Key Cards are available at the (between Market & Arch streets) Independence Visitor Center. SOUTH STREET Exit in front of museum S. 3rd to S. 11th streets For fares, visit septa.org. SEPTA Bus Route 57 PHILADELPHIA ZOO th Board bus at 4th & Market streets N. 34 Street & CUSTOMER SERVICE Exit at South Street SEPTA Market Frankford Line

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ENJOY THE ARTS The Kimmel Center for the Independence National Performing Arts (kimmelcenter.org) offers Free Historical Park at the Kimmel indoor and outdoor concerts and workshops. The renowned Curtis Institute of Music (curtis.edu) conservatory has free admission to their student recital series. Follow in the steps of Rocky Balboa with a morning jog up the Rocky Steps to the Philadelphia Museum of Art (philamuseum.org)—and don’t forget to take your photo with Rocky’s statue once you’ve cooled down. “Pay what you wish” at the museum on the first Sunday of every month and every Wednesday from 5 to 8:45 p.m. Free admission is also extended at The Barnes Foundation (barnesfoundation.org) the first Sunday of the month. Visit the Fabric Workshop & Museum (fabricworkshopandmuseum.org), a free, contemporary art museum featuring work in fabrics and other materials. Browse University of Pennsylvania’s Institute of Contemporary Art (icaphila.org), which has developed an international reputation as a preeminent venue for contemporary art and culture.

EXPLORE SCIENCE ATTRACTIONS VISIT THE HISTORIC MILE Independence The Science History Institute (sciencehistory.org) National Historical Park (nps.gov/inde), nicknamed holds an outstanding collection of chemistry-related objects, “America’s most historic square mile,” preserves several artwork, photographs and books, illustrating the impact important sites associated with the founding of the chemistry and chemistry engineering have had on the United States and the American Revolution. modern world. Founded in 1855, the Wagner Free Institute PHILADELPHIA 101 PHILADELPHIA Free, timed tickets to Independence Hall—where of Science (wagnerfreeinstitute.org) is dedicated to the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution providing free public education in science with the oldest were both debated and signed—are available at the program devoted to free adult education in the United States. Independence Visitor Center. Visit The President’s The National Historic Landmark building houses more than House (site of the nation’s first White House from 1790 to 100,000 natural history specimens including fossils, shells, 1800) to see the Freedom and Slavery in the Making of minerals and mounted animal skeletons and skins displayed in a New Nation exhibit. An iconic symbol of freedom, the original wood and glass cabinets. Bell is on display in the Center. Tickets are not required and access is granted 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., every day. Entrance is on a first-come, first-serve basis. WONDERFUL Experience making money at the source with a free, self-guided tour of the United States Mint WALKS (usmint.gov/mint_tours). Tours include a view of Premier shopping, dining, coining operations from 40 feet above the factory floor. arts, entertainment and Reservations are not required for this 45-minute tour, famous historic sites are available to the public Monday through Friday. all within steps of Center The National Museum of American Jewish City hotels. Color-coded History (nmajh.org) illuminates the trials, stories and triumphs of Jewish immigrants throughout history. directional signs will tell Visitors are able to experience the first floor at no cost, you what district you’re in and including the “Only in America Gallery” and the “Hall point you toward area attractions. Plus, Center City goodwill of Fame,” which celebrates remarkable achievements by ambassadors—dressed in teal uniforms—are happy to give 18 American Jews, including Albert Einstein and Estée directions and answer questions. Lauder.

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Love Park Museum of the American Revolution

OLD CITY / SOCIETY HILL CONVENTION CENTER /WATERFRONT his historic neighborhood is a must-visit for its iconic T colonial sites. Enjoy First Friday as dozens of hip art DISTRICT / CHINATOWN galleries and cool boutiques open their doors on the first nchored by the Pennsylvania Convention Center Friday of the month in Old City. and Reading Terminal Market, this bustling district A SEE: The only museum in the country dedicated to the NEIGHBORHOODS is also home to Chinatown and the authentic Friendship colonists’ struggle for independence, the Gate, a gift from Philadelphia’s sister city, Tianjin, China. MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (amrevmuseum.org) SEE: Snap a selfie in front of Robert Indiana’s famous showcases original artwork and artifacts from the period LOVE statue in LOVE PARK, then head over to the plus interactive exhibits that trace the seeds of the war to its majestic MASONIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM OF impact today. PSST: On display is George Washington’s PENNSYLVANIA (pamasonictemple.org), which offers actual war tent. Visit the AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM a vast collection of artwork, artifacts and texts pertaining IN PHILADELPHIA (aampmuseum.org) to see impactful to the founding fathers and freemasonry. The impressive exhibits like Audacious Freedom: in exterior is rivaled only by the ornate details and intricate Philadelphia 1776-1876, which features a narrated, interactive architecture inside this imposing building. timeline spanning 100 years and a hands-on children’s corner.

DO: Delve further into the city’s architectural history DO: The and heritage with a CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE (libertymuseum.org) explores themes of diversity and AND DESIGN (philadelphiacfa.org) expert-led walking inclusion, civic engagement and leadership. Highlights include tour. After, stop at MACY’S (macys.com), located in the a replica of Nelson Mandela’s jail cell and an exhibit honoring landmark Wanamaker building, for some retail therapy. In the heroes of 9/11. Tucked between Market and Chestnut addition to great shopping, this architectural gem is known streets, the BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MUSEUM and for its impressive Grand Court, bronze bald FRANKLIN COURT (nps.gov/inde) is the former statue and restored 1904 organ (one of the home of the Philadelphia statesman, author, largest in the world). printer, inventor and postmaster. Moshulu DINE: Enjoy authentic Chinese dishes at DINE: Eat in style on the MOSHULU SANG KEE PEKING DUCK HOUSE (moshulu.com), a Tall Ship tethered to the (sangkeechinatown.com), which has shore at the Delaware River waterfront. It’s been making its famous Hong Kong-style the largest and oldest square-rigged sailing Peking Duck since 1980. At award-winning vessel still afloat. Known for its Italian crudo OSTERIA (osteriaphilly.com), refined and airy Mediterranean vibe, POSITANO Italian dishes and fine wines are served in a COAST (positanocoast.net) also offers an

modern industrial setting with an open kitchen. extensive wine list and seasonal Italian dishes. for PHL CVB (2), Huff courtesy of the Moshulu. top left: by Kyle clockwise from Photography, for PHL CVB. Loftland by Paul for PHL CVB, Huff by Kyle for gettyimages.com, top left: by Travelif clockwise from Photography,

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PARKWAY MUSEUMS One Liberty DISTRICT Observation Deck entered around the magnificentMuseum Mile on C the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, this district is your destination for outstanding museums and plenty of Insta- ocated in the heart of Center City, Rittenhouse Square worthy sights—including the Rocky Steps and Rocky Statue L is known for its green spaces, upscale shopping, charming just outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art. brownstones and alfresco dining.

SEE: The (rodinmuseum.org) boasts SEE: For panoramic views of the city, venture up to ONE NEIGHBORHOODS one of the largest collections of famed sculptor Auguste LIBERTY OBSERVATION DECK (phillyfromthetop.com) Rodin’s work outside Paris. The Thinker greets you outside the on the 57th floor of the skyscraper. In addition to camera- entrance. For an unconventional history lesson, tour EASTERN worthy sights, you can enjoy interactive exhibits detailing STATE PENITENTIARY (easternstate.org). Once the most noteworthy moments in Philadelphia history. The MÜTTER expensive and famous prisons in the world, it housed notorious MUSEUM (muttermuseum.org) displays fascinating inmates like gangster Al Capone, whose cell you can view on scientific discoveries about the human body, with unique the tour. PSST: Actor Steve Buscemi narrates the audio tour. specimens, models and instruments, including a 139-skull display and pieces of Albert Einstein’s brain. DO: Stroll along a famous Philadelphia site, BOATHOUSE ROW (boathouserow.org), which is aglow with thousands of DO: Indulge in retail therapy—clothes and shoes are tax- twinkling lights at night. The path is part of the SCHUYLKILL free!—at RITTENHOUSE ROW (rittenhouserow.org), RIVER TRAIL (schuylkillrivertrail.com), a recreational trail where you’ll find chic boutiques alongside national retailers. that runs from Philadelphia to Valley Forge National Historical Table tennis takes center stage at SPIN PHILADELPHIA, Park and beyond, perfect for running, inline skating, biking A PING PONG SOCIAL CLUB (wearespin.com). The hip, and other activities. An ideal spot for skyline photos while on industrial space has 16 Olympic-grade ping pong tables, two the trail is the Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk, a 2,000-foot-long full bars and a kitchen. concrete pathway that stretches from Locust Street to the DINE: Chefs Michael Solomonov and Yehuda South Street Bridge. Sichel found inspiration in the Jewish diaspora DINE: Indulge in pizza with pizzazz at PIZZERIA for their retro-style eatery ABE FISHER VETRI (pizzeriavetri.com). With countless (abefisherphilly.com)—meaning chicken options on the menu, it’s easy to find pies to liver mousse shares the menu with veal satisfy the whole crew. For traditional bar food schnitzel tacos and Hungarian duck. New with an Irish twist, head to CON MURPHY’S American fare is on the menu at PUB (conmurphyspub.com) for shareable favorites & KITCHEN (thepubandkitchen.com), like loaded nachos and wings as well as hearty where you’ll find a rotating selection of small entrees like Guinness beef stew and fish plates, filling entrees and a signature burger. and chips. Rodin Museum Photography, clockwise from top left: by Kyle Huff for PHL CVB (2), Huff courtesy of the Moshulu. top left: by Kyle clockwise from Photography, PHL CVB. for Loftland by Paul for PHL CVB, Huff by Kyle for gettyimages.com, top left: by Travelif clockwise from Photography,

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WASHINGTON SQUARE/ Citizens Bank Park GAYBORHOOD/MIDTOWN VILLAGE nown for its easy access to major sporting arenas, the ively dining spots and vibrant nightlife fill this quaint K area is also a hit thanks to its multicultural and foodie L historic neighborhood. Stroll through tree-lined attractions. Washington Square Park, or explore the charming SEE: Started by Italian immigrants in the late 1880s, the cobblestone streets for some of Philadelphia’s most bustling ITALIAN MARKET (italianmarketphilly.org) photogenic views. on 9th Street specializes in fresh fish, meat, fruit, cheese, NEIGHBORHOODS SEE: Take in a show at the WALNUT STREET THEATRE baked goods and vegetables. After, wander through the (walnutstreettheatre.org), America’s oldest theater. eclectic SOUTH STREET HEADHOUSE DISTRICT Since 1809, the National Historic Landmark has produced (southstreet.com) to explore the many shops and popular, top-quality stage productions. The venue also attractions, including Philadelphia’s Gardens, an caters to families with its well-curated series for kids. immersive outdoor and indoor mosaic installation. DO: In the evening, check out some of the neighborhood’s DO: For home run entertainment, catch the most festive spots. Unwind at TIKI (tikiphilly.com) (phillies.com) in action with classic and modern tropical drinks like the Mai Tai, at CITIZENS BANK PARK. With the city skyline as its Singapore Sling and Zombie. PSST: It has a rooftop bar. backdrop, the ballpark offers great sightlines and plenty As Philadelphia’s oldest Irish pub, MCGILLIN’S OLD of Philadelphia-inspired concessions, from hoagies and ALE HOUSE (mcgillins.com) features a roaring fireplace, cheesesteaks to crab fries. No ticket? No problem. Watch high-beamed ceilings and a unique collection of innkeepers’ the Phillies and other teams play on a 32-foot HD TV at licenses from 1871 on, all displayed above an antique XFINITY LIVE! (xfinitylive.com). The entertainment mahogany bar. complex offers six different venues, including Victory Beer Hall, Broad Street Bullies Pub and NBC Sports Arena. DINE: Located in the historic Curtis Center, P.J. CLARKE’S (pjclarkes.com) is a go-to for its large raw bar, DINE: SALOON (saloonrestaurant.net) happy hour specials and famous burgers. Head to has been serving hearty Italian dishes like eggplant VALANNI (valanni.com), for Mediterranean Parmigiano, braciole and veal piccante along with and Latin cuisine, like kabobs, empanadas and a fine selection of steaks since 1967. Inspired pork belly Cuban sliders plus seasonal craft by classic French bistros, BISTROT LA cocktails. MINETTE (bistrotlaminette.com) offers seasonal dishes made from scratch with a French countryside vibe.

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22 PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU Wagner Free Institute of Science

Shofuso Japanese House and Garden

UNIVERSITY CITY / NORTHERN LIBERTIES / FISHTOWN/ hub for higher education, this neighborhood A is home to top universities, including Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania. ust north of Center City, these diverse neighborhoods are home to eclectic bars and restaurants, microdistilleries SEE: Embrace Japanese culture at SHOFUSO J NEIGHBORHOODS JAPANESE HOUSE AND GARDEN (japanphilly.org). and popular live-music venues—plus the entry point for The serene site includes a traditional 17th-century replica the city’s new Rail Park, a scenic trail that transformed an home and a beautifully landscaped garden with a koi fish abandoned railroad viaduct. pond. Explore the priceless archaeological artifacts at the SEE: Embark on a literary pilgrimage to the EDGAR ALLAN PENN MUSEUM (penn.museum), including Egyptian POE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE (nps.gov/edal) to see mummies, African tribal masks and more than 1,200 the revered writer’s former home, as well as exhibits dedicated objects in the newly opened Middle East Galleries. to Poe and his work. Founded in 1855, the WAGNER FREE DO: Catch innovation on stage at THE ANNENBERG INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE (wagnerfreeinstitute.org) CENTER (annenbergcenter.org), a performing arts center displays more than 100,000 natural history specimens in a at the University of Pennsylvania. Honoring the legacy historic building. Highlights include founder William Wagner’s of early-American botanist John Bartram, BARTRAM’S personal mineral and fossil collections, as well as mounted GARDEN (bartramsgarden.org) is a 45-acre site on the skeletons, skulls and skins from species around the world. Schuylkill River that includes a botanical garden, wildflower DO: SUGARHOUSE CASINO (sugarhousecasino.com) meadow and Bartram’s 18th-century home. offers 1,891 slot machines, 103 table games, a 28-table poker room DINE: Sample a wide range of Indian classics at family- and six dining options. Find the largest canned beer selection in the owned NEW DELHI INDIAN RESTAURANT city plus Skee-Ball, pool and a rotation of guest chefs at GARAGE (newdelhiweb.com), the city’s oldest Indian FISHTOWN (garagephilly.com). eatery. The dining spot features a lunch DINE: Operating with a whole-animal and dinner buffet with chicken, lamb and philosophy, KENSINGTON QUARTERS vegetarian options, as well as an a la carte (kensingtonquarters.com), is a meat-centric menu. Dine on French bistro classics like restaurant that does most of its butchery in- escargot and steak frites at LOUIE house and uses ingredients sourced from local LOUIE (louielouie.restaurant), a farmers. Enjoy modern interpretations of German modern brasserie with an classics, as well as a stellar selection of German outdoor patio. Edgar Allan Poe and American beers at FRANKFORD HALL National Historic Site (frankfordhall.com), a boisterous beer garden. CVB. all for PHL CVB. Jr. Savaria, by Edward Cardillo, top left: by Anthony Sinagoga, Rob clockwise from Photography, CVB, courtesy of the Philadelphia Phillies, by bklphoto.com for PHL CVB. by bklphoto.com courtesy of the Philadelphia Phillies, top left: by Scott Spitzer for PHL CVB, clockwise from Photography,

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HILADELPHIA BRINGS HISTORY TO LIFE. From the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the founding of the country’s first hospital, botanical garden, lending library and more, the region is rich in attractions that tell the country’s story. But we’re not just a destination for history buffs. Art lovers have top-notch museums and cutting-edge galleries to explore as well as numerous performing arts venues featuring everything from ballet to Broadway. Science enthusiasts will surely want to check out area museums that engage the mind and senses. Nature lovers will rejoice at the countless paved and unpaved trails that wind through the city’s expansive Fairmount Park. And when the sun goes down, the fun continues with exciting sporting events, bustling casinos, laid- back pubs, cool clubs and more. There’s so much to do and see, you better get Pmoving. Photography: by Albert Yee for The Oval. by Albert Yee Photography:

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THINGSDININGDININGDINING TO DO INSTA-DELPHIA While LOVE Park, the “Rocky Steps” and Liberty Bell all offer their own Instagram-worthy moments, there are dozens of other photo opportunities throughout Philadelphia. We’ve assembled a few of our favorite locations via this handy guide, each of which are free to access and offer their own unique perspective of the city. PSST: Don’t forget to tag your photos with #discoverPHL and follow @discover_PHL on Instagram for more photo inspiration. THINGS TO DO THINGS TO All photography by Kyle Huff @kylehuff, except as noted: Josh Pellegrini @travel_pel (Spring Garden Street Bridge), Conrad Benner @streetsdept (Cira Green). (Cira Benner @streetsdept Conrad Bridge), Street (Spring Garden Pellegrini @travel_pel Josh except as noted: @kylehuff, Huff by Kyle All photography 1 START FROM HERE MURAL 2 Found behind the Pennsylvania Convention Center along Race Street, this Mural Arts RACE STREET PIER installation by artist Isaac Tin Wei Lin features Once a shipping pier, Race Street Pier is now a complete hundreds of colorful flags that represent recreational space. The main focal point is a dramatic ramp, Philadelphia’s diverse immigrant population. The which gradually elevates 12 feet into the air as it guides visitors rich colors and pleasing patterns make the mural a east towards the Delaware River. The pier provides incredible great spot for selfies or “Wall Crawl”-style photos. views of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge and the boats that Location: 1315 Race Street frequently pass up and down the river. It’s also a prime location Neighborhood: Convention Center District for early morning sunrise photo shoots. Location: Race Street and North Columbus Boulevard Neighborhood: Waterfront/Historic District

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28 PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU 4 SPRING GARDEN STREET BRIDGE 3 A short walk from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Spring Garden Street Bridge offers some of the best unobstructed views of the Philadelphia skyline via its southern sidewalk. If you wake QUINCE STREET up early enough, you can even catch the sunrise behind the city Located in the Washington Square West neighborhood, skyline from this position. Quince Street is a narrow, quiet, residential street complete Location: Adjacent to the Philadelphia Museum of Art crossing with cobblestones and charming homes. Enter from Locust over the Schuylkill River Street to capture an incredible vanishing-point photo, but Neighborhood: Between Parkway Museums and University City don’t be afraid to navigate further down the street to uncover Districts more of Philadelphia’s historical charm. Location: From Walnut to Lombard street between 11th and 12th streets Neighborhood: Washington Square West 5 DO THINGS TO CIRA GREEN What may appear to be an average parking garage from street level is actually home to an elevated greenspace on the roof. The 1.25- acre park regularly hosts public events and is the perfect place for a photo shoot with the skyline as the backdrop. Time it right and you can even capture incredible sunset photos while on the park.

All photography by Kyle Huff @kylehuff, except as noted: Josh Pellegrini @travel_pel (Spring Garden Street Bridge), Conrad Benner @streetsdept (Cira Green). (Cira Benner @streetsdept Conrad Bridge), Street (Spring Garden Pellegrini @travel_pel Josh except as noted: @kylehuff, Huff by Kyle All photography Location: 80 South 30th Street Neighborhood: University City District

6 WEAVE BRIDGE Tucked away amongst the sports fields on the University of Pennsylvania campus, this pedestrian bridge offers a unique, futuristic design, which presents varying angular shadows throughout the day—perfect for portrait sessions or creating minimalistic images. Head to the eastern opening for an uncompromised view of the Philadelphia skyline. Location: Penn Park facilities on the University of Pennsylvania campus Neighborhood: University City District

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DISCOVERPHL.COM 37 CITY OF MURALS Philadelphia boasts more than 4,000 colorful works of art on buildings and structures throughout the city. The nation’s largest public art program, Mural Arts Philadelphia, offers visitors the opportunity to see some of these pieces on guided and self-guided tours, by foot, trolley, train or Segway. For tickets or a self-guided tour map, visit muralarts.org. All photography except as noted: by Steve Weinik for muralarts.org, for muralarts.org, Weinik as noted: by Steve except All photography canstock.com Graphic: Street). (Electric Francesco by Jennifer THINGS TO DO THINGS TO

LEGACY> Josh Sarantitis and Eric Okdeh’s mural near Independence Hall explores Abraham Lincoln’s and ’s work to end slavery. The mural was a collaboration with five public schools. Location: 707 Chestnut Street Neighborhood: Washington Square

THE> PHILLIES MURAL The Phillies Mural by David McShane is just across the river from Amtrak 30th Street Station and celebrates the city’s hometown baseball team. Location: 24th and Walnut streets Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square

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THE> STAGE Felix St. Fort’s mural on the historic Drake building near the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts transforms the building into an abstract theater set. Location: 302 South Hicks Street Neighborhood: Rittenhouse Square

< PHILADELPHIA MUSES DO THINGS TO A contemporary interpretation of the classical muses, Meg Saligman’s mural just off theAvenue of the Arts features figures and elements that symbolize today’s art and creativity. Location: 13th and Locust streets Neighborhood: Washington Square

< TREE OF KNOWLEDGE Michael Webb’s mural near City Hall honors 50 years of the Eisenhower Fellowships. Location: 1301 Market Street Neighborhood: Convention Center District

ELECTRIC STREET Tucked away in an alley, David Guinn’s and> Drew Billiau’s neon light mural near the Italian Market features more than 200 feet of lights. Location: Percy Street (between Reed and Wharton streets) Neighborhood: South Philadelphia

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THINGS TO DO FUN FOR THE FAMILY The region offers plenty of family-friendly theme parks, zoos and aquariums to thrill any age. Here are a few to check out with the family.

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Photography: courtesy of Art in the Age. Peddler’s Village Discover this historic Bucks || SPECIALTY STORES || County village with charming colonial-style buildings, Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia ReStore award-winning gardens and distinctive shopping, The ReStore is Habitat’s discount home improvement dining, lodging and family entertainment. Peddler’s store. Sells new and gently used furniture, appliances, Village is one of Pennsylvania’s premier attractions, building supplies, home goods and more. Habitat uses drawing more than 2 million visitors each year. 100 percent of ReStore’s profits to build and repair peddlersvillage.com | Routes 202 and 263, Lahaska, PA homes in Philadelphia. Open to the general public. 215-794-4000 habitatphiladelphia.org/restore | 2318 Washington Avenue 215-739-9300 The Philadelphia Jeweler’s Row District Stunning jewelry, retail shops and great restaurants! The Market and Shops at Center From Walnut to Market streets and 7th to 9th streets, Conveniently located in the concourse of the Comcast with famous brick-paved Sansom Street at its core. One Center, The Market and Shops offers an array of block from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. specialty-food purveyors and high-end retailers. jrow.org | 700 Block of Sansom Street and 8th Street themarketandshopsatcomcastcenter.com h (Chestnut to Walnut streets) | 215-627-1834 | 1701 John F. Kennedy Boulevard | 215-496-1810 | h

Rittenhouse Row Devoted to promoting the area of MarketPlace PHL, LLC (Food & Shops at Center City from the Avenue of the Arts to 21st Street, Philadelphia International Airport) Shop, dine between Spruce and Market streets—Philadelphia’s and explore at Philadelphia Marketplace located inside premier destination for working, living and visiting. PHL airport. Offering 170-plus shops, restaurants and rittenhouserow.org | Avenue of the Arts to 21st Street, services, the Marketplace features local Philly favorites h between Spruce and Market streets | 215-972-0101 | that will delight your taste buds, and national brands for all your shopping needs. philamarketplace.com University Square Experience more than 80 places Philadelphia International Airport | 215-937-1200 | h to shop, dine and meet in the heart of University City. ucnet.com/universitysquare | 33rd to 40th streets, Spruce Street to Chestnut Street | 215-573-6107 // DINING SHOPPING Photography: courtesy of Art in the Age. Photography:

DISCOVERPHL.COM 53 Garage Passyunk It’s all about the cans alongside ENTERTAINMENT & cocktails, whiskey and picklebacks. Enjoy pool, skeeball and pinball and sample food from a pop-up kitchen housed in a food cart or BYO cheesesteak. NIGHTLIFE garagephilly.com | 1231 East Passyunk Ave || BARS, PUBS, NIGHT CLUBS || 215-278-2429

Art in the Age The Art in the Age Tasting Howl at the Moon and Down Ultra Lounge Room and Home Bar Supply is the workshop and testing No setlist, no template. Howl at the Moon is a fully ground for Quaker City Mercantile, and the only place interactive, high-energy concert centered around you can taste the company’s newest innovations. dueling pianos. howlatthemoon.com/philadelphia artintheage.com | 116 North 3rd Street | 215-922-2600 258 South 15th Street | 215-546-4695 | h

BAR Keeping things pretty simple. Canned beer is Ladder 15 With an upscale bar menu, premium the name of the game, and you should probably have drink selections and sleek industrial decor, Ladder 15 a pickleback too. Games and a pool table upstairs. is the place to eat, drink and socialize in Center City. barphiladelphia.com | 1309 Sansom Street ladder15philly.com | 1528 Sansom Street | 215-964-9755 267-318-7364 The Midtown The Midtown, a multi-level bar and Bleu Martini In the heart of Old City’s bustling special event space, is located on the border of Midtown nightlife strip, Bleu Martini’s neon blue lights make Village. midtownphl.com | 114 South 12th Street it hard to miss. Eclectic Asian, American and fusion 215-694-8987 cuisine combine with a vast variety of mouthwatering martinis for an unforgettable experience. The Raven Lounge Offers something for everyone! bleumartiniphilly.com | 24 South 2nd Street Four floors are jam-packed with six rooms, four bars and 215-940-7900 plenty of entertainment! ravenlounge.com 1718 Sansom Street | 215-840-3577 Buffalo Billiards Philadelphia More than a sports bar, with 17 HDTVs, eight pool tables, darts, STATS on 17th STATS on 17th is the ultimate game shuffleboard and more. Two full bars with craft beers day sports bar by day that converts into Philadelphia’s on draft. Private and corporate events welcome. newest night club on Friday and Saturday nights. buffalobilliards.com/philadelphia | 118 Chestnut Street statson17.com | 111 South 17th Street | 215-309-3080 | h 215-574-7665 SugarHouse Casino 24-hour gaming action plus Cavanaugh’s Headhouse Pub bar and grill. Seven several delicious dining options including Hugo’s Frog different rooms for sports, socializing or private parties. Bar & Chop House, weekly entertainment and FREE cavsheadhouse.com | 421 South 2nd Street ENTERTAINMENT parking! sugarhousecasino.com 215-928-9307 1001 North Delaware Avenue | 877-477-3715

Chris’ Jazz Cafe Southern-style cuisine and Tabu Lounge and Sports Bar With 15 HDTVs drinks served in a relaxed lounge setting with live jazz on the first floor, sports fans get the ultimate game performances. chrisjazzcafe.com | 1421 Sansom Street experience. Tabu has amazing bar fare, and fan favorite 215-568-3131 draft beers and a great cocktail menu makes every game a winning event. tabuphilly.com | 254 South 12th Street Delilah’s Gentlemen’s Club & Steakhouse 610-246-7739 Voted America’s No. 1 gentlemen’s club, with fine dining, outstanding entertainment and the world’s Tiki Think classic beach bar meets California surf most beautiful showgirls. Show your hotel key for free rock. Two floors (including the only roof deck in admission. delilahs.com | 100 Spring Garden Street Midtown Village) serving tropical cocktails, canned h 215-625-2800 | beers and Asian snack food. tikiphilly.com 102 South 13th Street | 215-309-3435 Field House Sports Bar The leader in late-night entertainment for locals and visitors alike. Live karaoke Zee Bar Spaciousness and intimacy for everything every Thursday and live music every Saturday night. from unleashed dancing to undisturbed chilling. Enjoy Watch any sports game on more than 50 HDTVs. VIP spaces, bottle service and far more. Private parties fieldhousephilly.com | 1150 Filbert Street by arrangement. zee-bar.com | 100 Spring Garden Street h 215-629-1520 | 215-922-2994

Garage Fishtown Featuring more than 400 canned beers, high-spirited cocktails and picklebacks. Nine TVs, || BOWLING & FUN CENTERS || pool tables, skeeball, shuffleboard and rotating pop-up Kids at Play Plenty of indoor activities for kids in chefs keep the party going. garagephilly.com the Philadelphia area. This indoor playground and 100 East Girard Avenue | 215-515-3167 7000-square-foot, multi-sensory facility is designed to maximize opportunities for your child’s development in a safe, clean and fun, supervised environment. h KEY: Wheelchair Accessible kidsatplaypa.com | 3502 Scotts Lane | 610-628-0005 Stanley for delawareriverwaterfront.com. by Matt Photography:

54 PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU Lucky Strike Philadelphia Features two floors with 24 state-of-the-art bowling lanes, eight pool tables, ping pong, shuffleboard, darts, two 50-foot bars and a hip American menu with a twist. luckystrikesocial.com 1336 Chestnut Street | 215-545-2471 | h

POP UP CITY || CASINOS || Flowers aren’t the only thing to pop up around Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino & Racetrack the city when spring and summer arrive. Harrah’s Philadelphia is where Philly comes out to play! Seasonal beer gardens and attractions open Check out all the reasons to play at this renowned casino throughout both seasons, turning parks, streets and racetrack boasting 111 table games, 2,450 slots, live and simulcast racing, culinary experiences and live and other lots into entertainment zones. entertainment. harrahsphilly.com 777 Harrah’s Boulevard, Chester, PA | 800-480-8020

Parx Casino Features 164,000 square feet of gaming, including 3,500 slot machines, 120 live table games, 50 poker tables and live racing simulcasts, plus an array of quality dining options. parxcasino.com 2999 Street Road, Bensalem, PA | 888-4-GAMEON | h

SugarHouse Casino 24-hour gaming action with over 1,800 of your favorite slots, 103-plus table games, star-studded entertainment and plenty of FREE parking! sugarhousecasino.com 1001 North Delaware Avenue | 877-477-3715

Spruce Street Harbor Park || COMEDY CLUB || ComedySportz CSz Philly are experts when it Spruce Street Harbor Park is a one-of-a-kind urban comes to comedy and improvisation. They teach beach located at Penn’s Landing along the Delaware River in the classroom, the boardroom and on stage, waterfront. This seasonal, family-friendly pop-up offers and they entertain with hysterical comedy shows.

countless ways to unwind, from its popular hammock comedysportzphilly.com | 2030 Sansom Street DINING lounge to games like shuffleboard, beanbag toss and life- 484-450-8089 sized chess. Grab a bite to eat at one of the food vendors

on the boardwalk or stop by the floating beer garden for ENTERTAINMENT craft brews. In the evening, the park has a magical vibe || ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX || thanks to hundreds of multicolor LED lights strung above. SPiN Philadelphia, A Ping Pong Social Club May 10 – Sept. 30 delawareriverwaterfront.com SPiN is the network of ping-pong social clubs that combines a unique mixture of sport, design and The so-called “Park on the Parkway,” The Oval provides entertainment with the vision of energizing people eight acres of public space in front of the Philadelphia through art, music and events. wearespin.com Museum of Art. The Oval+ seasonal beer garden serves 211 South 15th Street (corner of 15th and Walnut streets) up cold brews and wine under a canopy of trees and 267-463-4850 | h festive lanterns, accompanied by a rotating roster of food trucks. During the day, enjoy mini golf, outdoor Topgolf Mount Laurel Topgolf is a global sports and yoga and a buzzing schedule of fun, family-friendly entertainment community creating great times for all. events. July 19 – Aug. 18 theovalphl.org Follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! topgolf.com/us/mount-laurel | 104 Centerton Road, The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Pop-Up Mount Laurel, NJ | 856-206-5068 | h Gardens take over 36th and Filbert streets in uCity Square and the corner of 15th and South streets in the Graduate Hospital neighborhood. Expect botanical- || GENTLEMEN’S CLUB || themed cocktails and a rotating selection of food from Club Risque Philadelphia’s premier gentlemen’s club local restaurants. May 1 – Oct. 31. phsonline.org provides an upscale nightclub experience with the city’s Be on the lookout for Parks on Tap, Philadelphia’s most beautiful women. Come for a drink, stay for the traveling beer garden. In addition to craft beers, this experience. clubrisque.com | 1700 South Columbus Boulevard family-friendly park party features wine, snacks and 215-463-6900 non-alcoholic drinks—plus comfy chairs and hammocks

and games like Jenga and corn hole. The program rotates Delilah’s Gentlemen’s Club & Steakhouse Voted America’s No. 1 gentlemen’s club, with fine between 23 locations around the city, including FDR Park dining, outstanding entertainment and the world’s in South Philadelphia and Strawberry Mansion Bridge. A most beautiful showgirls. Show your hotel key for free portion of the proceeds benefit the city’s parks. admission. delilahs.com | 100 Spring Garden Street April 24 – Sept. 29 parksontap.com 215-625-2800 | h Photography: by Matt Stanley for delawareriverwaterfront.com. by Matt Photography:

DISCOVERPHL.COM 55 Hamilton || PERFORMANCE VENUES & THEATERS || Academy of Music Built in 1857, the Academy of SHOW STOPPERS Music is the country’s oldest continually used opera The Broadway phenomenon Hamilton house. The majestic venue hosts touring Broadway shows, classical and pop concerts, comedy and more. arrives in Philadelphia at the historic academyofmusic.org | 240 South Broad Street Forrest Theatre on Aug. 27 and runs 215-893-1935 | h until Nov. 17. While tickets for the popular musical may be hard to get, it’s not Annenberg Center A leading multidisciplinary the only top-notch performance on stage at performance venue in Philadelphia, offering jazz, one of the city’s best theaters. world music, dance and theatre performances as well as children’s programs. annenbergcenter.org THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC University of Pennsylvania, 3680 Walnut Street academyofmusic.org h 215-898-3900 | Anastasia, April 9 – 14 ENTERTAINMENT La Boheme, April 26 – May 5 Arden Theatre Company Since 1988, the Arden has been a professional theatre bringing to life great stories by great storytellers. Productions include classics, new FORREST THEATRE works, musicals and children’s theatre. ardentheatre.org forrest-theatre.com 40 North 2nd Street | 215-922-1122 | h The Book of Mormon, May 28 – June 9 Cats, June 18 – June 30 Forrest Theatre Since the 2007-08 season, the 1,800-seat Forrest Theatre has joined with the Kimmel ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY Center to offer first class Broadway touring productions. ardentheatre.org forrest-theatre.com | 1114 Walnut Street | 215-923-1515 h August Wilson’s How I Learned What I Learned, March 7 – April 14 The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts Indecent, May 22 – June 23 Located on Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts, the Kimmel Center is home to the Philadelphia Orchestra, PHILADELPHIA THEATRE COMPANY Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra, Pennsylvania Ballet AT THE SUZANNE ROBERTS THEATRE and Opera Philadelphia. kimmelcenter.org philadelphiatheatrecompany.org 300 South Broad Street | 215-790-5800 | h How to Catch Creation, March 22 – April 14 Mann Center for the Performing Arts As one of the country’s largest nonprofit open-air music centers, WALNUT STREET THEATRE the Mann Center for the Performing Arts presents walnutstreettheatre.org world-class artists in historic Fairmount Park, hosting Legally Blonde: The Musical, May 14 – July 14 more than 200,000 visitors each year. manncenter.org Young Frankenstein!, Sept. 3 -Oct. 20 5201 Parkside Avenue | 215-546-7900 | h

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56 PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU Merriam Theater, Kimmel Center for the Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus PGMC Performing Arts Philadelphia’s most continuous entertains audiences, supports communities and fosters location for touring Broadway and off-Broadway shows. acceptance through exceptional musical performance. kimmelcenter.org | 250 South Broad Street They host and perform at a variety of events. Members of 215-790-5800 | h the entire chorus or the small ensemble are the perfect addition to your next event. @philagmc pgmc.org The Met Philadelphia The Met Philadelphia, the 2111 Sansom Street | 215-731-9230 former Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House, is now open. Originally built in 1908 by opera impresario Oscar The Philadelphia Orchestra Association For Hammerstein, The Met Philadelphia has transformed more than 100 years, the world’s foremost musicians the historic theater into the crown jewel of North Broad have come to perform with The Philadelphia Orchestra. Street’s renaissance, and you can be part of the action. philorch.org | The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts themetphilly.com | 800-653-8000 | h 300 South Broad Street | 215-893-1999

Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz & Performing The Philly Pops: Encore Series, Inc. The Arts The Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz & Performing 65-piece Philly POPS orchestra plays the music you love, Arts aims to celebrate and preserve the legacy of from jazz to Broadway to movie scores and more. Group jazz through their music-education program and discounts available. phillypops.com inspirational guest performances. clefclubofjazz.org The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts 736-38 South Broad Street | 215-893-9912 300 South Broad Street | 215-546-3207 | h

Philadelphia Theatre Company at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre The Suzanne Roberts Theatre on the Avenue of the Arts is home to the Philadelphia Theatre Company. A welcoming 362-seat performance space and dual-level lobby are available for events. philatheatreco.org | 480 South Broad Street 215-985-0420

Walnut Street Theatre America’s oldest theatre produces a thrilling season of three Broadway

musicals and two plays, plus the acclaimed WST DINING for Kids series and Independence Studio on 3 season. walnutstreettheatre.org | 825 Walnut Street 215-574-3550 | h ENTERTAINMENT

|| PERFORMING ARTS GROUPS || Curtis Institute of Music Students at the Curtis Institute of Music, considered one of the world’s leading music schools, frequently perform orchestra, opera, solo and chamber music recitals. curtis.edu 1726 Locust Street | 215-893-7902

Let’s Make History Productions LLC Provides family-friendly entertainment for historically curious spectators. Its vision is to establish a long-running production of TU’s The American Revolution in Old City, teaching visitors about the country’s founding in a fun, quick format. theaterunspeakable.com 1508 North Damen Avenue, Chicago, IL

Pennsylvania Ballet Widely regarded as one of the nation’s leading ballet companies. The company performs six productions each season that include classic favorites and new works. paballet.org 240 South Broad Street (Broad and Locust streets) 215-551-7000 h Photography: courtesy of the Forrest Theater. courtesy of the Forrest Photography:

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DISCOVERPHL.COM 59 HOT PLATES Philadelphia’s food scene is booming­. From nationally recognized restaurants with award-winning chefs to local favorites, there’s something to excite every palate.

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HILADELPHIANS ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT FOOD, as evidenced by the dynamic restaurant scene that continues to blossom in the city. Home to some of the country’s most innovative chefs—including two Top Chef winners and two Iron Chefs—our diverse restaurants serve everything from classic American and traditional ethnic foods to experimental fusion dishes that wow the palate. Plus, you’ll find a number of dining options that are BYOB, meaning you can bring your own libations to enjoy with your meal. Of course, Philadelphia eats aren’t strictly gourmet. Home of the cheesesteak and hoagie, the city also boasts countless establishments dishing out comfort food favorites, the memory of which will have you planning a return trip before you’ve even made it home. Check out one (or three or four) of our many local eateries P and taste for yourself. Photography: courtesy of Spice Finch. Photography:

60 PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU || CONVENTION CENTER DISTRICT/ Osteria | Italian Since opening in 2007, Osteria has CHINATOWN || become one of the country’s most critically acclaimed Italian restaurants, earning Chef Jeff Michaud the 2010 Featuring an Bank & Bourbon | American James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef: Mid- inherently American menu by celebrated executive Atlantic for his work helming the kitchen. chef Thomas Harkins that offers creative, seasonal osteriaphilly.com | 640 North Broad Street interpretations of classic dishes. bankandbourbon.com 215-763-0920 | D, R, h, $$$ 1200 Market Street | 215-231-7300 | B, L, D, LN, WB, R, h, $$$$ Sang Kee Peking Duck House | Chinese This one-of-a-kind Hong Kong-style family restaurant Bar-Ly Chinatown Philly | Sports Bar & specializes in noodles and dumplings, with the best duck Bar-Ly serves more than 60 draft beers Restaurant wonton noodle soup in town. sangkeechinatown.com and intercontinental bar food. Located where the 238 North 9th Street | 215-925-7532 | L, D, WB, $$// Pennsylvania Convention Center and Chinatown meet. bar-ly.com | 101 North 11th Street | 215-922-2688 | L, D, Tableau at PAFA | American Tableau is a bright, LN, WB, R, h, $$ sunny cafe serving hearty salads, sandwiches, coffee and espresso within the Hamilton Building of the Field Field House Sports Bar | American Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. House combines the energetic atmosphere of a state- pafa.org/visit/pafacafe | 128 North Broad | 215-391-4138 of-the-art sports bar with a classic American pub feel. B, L, h,$ fieldhousephilly.com | 1150 Filbert Street | 215-629-1520 L, D, LN, h, $$ Yakitori Boy | Japanese Enjoy dining at an izakaya-style restaurant, or sing in the karaoke lounge La Cucina at the Market | Interactive or private karaoke rooms. Eat, drink, sing and be merry! LCATM is a dynamic space Culinary Experience yakitoriboy.com | 211 North 11th Street | 215-923-8088 that brings together urban professionals, who happen D, LN, R, h, $$$ to be lovers of food, in a vibrant venue. What could be

better than cultivating one’s passion for cooking by

coming to class or joining a group of friends to prepare a || OLD CITY/HISTORIC DISTRICT/ meal and sitting down to eat it? lacucinaatthemarket.com WATERFRONT || 1206 Arch Street | 215-922-1170 Amada | Spanish Jose Garces’s Old City tapas restaurant offers an impressive menu with the Maggiano’s Maggiano’s Little Italy | Italian opportunity to mix and share multiple dishes or DINING Little Italy offers delicious, authentic Italian cuisine in DINING DINING

indulge in a full meal. Don’t miss the paella and sangria. DINING a comfortable dining atmosphere. The extensive menu amadarestaurant.com | 217-219 Chestnut Street features lavish portions of homemade Italian classics 215-625-2450 | L, D, LN, WB, R, h, $$$$ served family style. maggianos.com | 1201 Filbert Street 215-567-2020 | L, D, R, h, $$$ The Bourse | Food Hall Modern food hall that’s breathing new life into a beacon of Philadelphia history and culture. The 123-year-old building is restored to its original glory and lives on as the home to an artisanal food hall housing a diverse menu of new, local concepts alongside renowned chefs. theboursephilly.com 111 South Independence Mall East | 215-625-0300 | h

Buddakan | Pan Asian/Global A 10-foot gold Buddha, 24-seat communal table and shimmery waterfall are a dramatic backdrop in this modern Asian restaurant where tasty dishes like edamame ravioli are served. buddakan.com | 325 Chestnut Street 215-574-9440 | L, D, LN, h, $$$$

Campo’s Philly Cheesesteak | Philadelphia- Style Family-owned and -operated since 1947 and shipping treats across America! Vegan cheesesteaks and gluten-free options available. Box lunches and catering for any size event. camposdeli.com | 214 Market Street 215-923-1000 | L, D, LN, 8,, h, $

Chart House Restaurant | Seafood One of the best seafood restaurants in Philadelphia, Chart House is known for its extraordinary cuisine and legendary waterfront views. chart-house.com KEY: B Breakfast L Lunch D Dinner LN Late Night WB Weekend Brunch R Reservations Suggested 8 BYOB h Accessible 555 South Columbus Boulevard | 215-625-8383 F h Photography: courtesy of Spice Finch. Photography: $: Up to $10 $$: $11 to $20 $$$: $21 to $30 $$$$: $31 & up D, WB, , $$$

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New Delhi Indian Restaurant | Indian The oldest and finest Indian restaurant in Philadelphia offers a buffet during lunch and dinner daily. New Delhi also offers free delivery to Center City. newdelhiweb.com 4004 Chestnut Street | 215-386-1941 | L, D, LN, WB, $//

POD | Asian Pan Asian cuisine is served family-style at this modern spot. Dine in a glowing cocoon-like pod or at the conveyor belt sushi bar. Colorful specialty drinks are a must have! podrestaurant.com | 3636 Sansom Street 215-387-1803 | L, D, R, h, $$$

Walnut Street Café | American All-day restaurant located in Philadelphia’s first vertical neighborhood at FMC Tower in Cira Centre South. Offers an American menu from chef Daniel Eddy, terroir-driven wine list from Patrick Cappiello and inspired pastry program from Melissa Weller. walnutstreetcafe.com | 2929 Walnut Street 215-867- 8067 | B, L, D, WB, $$//

White Dog Café | American Serving contemporary American cuisine with a special emphasis on farm-fresh, organic ingredients. Homey, antique- filled dining rooms, country charm and a warm atmosphere. whitedog.com | 3420 Sansom Street DINING 215-386-9224 | L, D, LN, WB, R, h, $$$ DINING

|| NORTHERN LIBERTIES/ FISHTOWN/ NORTH PHILADELPHIA || Fette Sau | Barbecue Fette Sau, located in Fishtown, is a barbecue restaurant specializing in dry-rubbed meats, sourced from small, local farms and smoked in-house. fettesauphilly.com 1208 Frankford Avenue | 215-391-4888 | D, LN, h, $$

Frankford Hall | German Frankford Hall embodies the spirit of a German biergarten, where the drafts flow and giant pretzels are enjoyed by all. frankfordhall.com | 1210 Frankford Avenue 215-634-3338 | L, D, LN, WB, h, $$

Front Street Cafe | American Versatile menu including a variety of vegan options. Located in the heart of Fishtown, one block off Frankford Avenue’s shopping and arts district. frontstreetcafe.net | 1253 North Front Street 215-515-3073 | B, L, D, LN, WB, h, $$

Heritage | American A modern rustic space with nightly live music, a locally sourced menu, an impressive wine list, inspired cocktails and 36 beers on tap. Famous for its weekend brunch. Bluegrass on Sundays. heritage.life | 914 North 2nd Street | 215-627-7500 | D, LN, WB, $$//

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION R2L RESTAURANT CREATIVE AMERICAN 50 S. 16th St, 37th Fl., Philadelphia • 215 564 5337 • r2lrestaurant.com

One of Center City Philadelphia’s most dramatic dining rooms, R2L sits 500 feet above the city on the MENU HIGHLIGHTS 37th floor of Two Liberty Place, featuring wall-to-wall unobstructed, breathtaking panoramic views that span RAW Spiced tuna tartare, scallion, cucumber + lime for over 40 miles. R2L is a sophisticated and convivial VEGAN Risotto, whole grains, cashew + smoked gathering place where locals and visitors alike come mushroom to meet, entertain and celebrate while being thrilled by our bird’s eye view of Philadelphia and world-class, CHOWDER New style; potatoes, bacon + creative American food. Our professional, warm and littlenecks inviting service staff round out a spectacular and unique atmosphere. Chef Daniel Stern has created menus that PRESSED Truffle flatbread, arugula, lemon + cater to a variety of guests experiences. Our multiple parmesan private event rooms accommodate parties from 20-250 and large events for 350. LOBSTER MAC + CHEESE TOASTED Short rib + aged cheddar nachos, HOURS: DINNER : Monday-Saturday: 5pm-10pm, Sunday: grilled onion + cherry pepper relish 5pm-9pm; HAPPY HOUR: Monday-Friday: 4:30pm-6:30pm; CHILLED Seafood: 4 oysters, 4 spiced shrimp, 4 BAR: Monday-Thursday: 4pm-1am, Friday-Saturday: 4pm-2am, crab claws + tuna sashimi Sunday: 4pm-10pm MENU: Dinner, Late Night, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free

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Since Campo’s opening in 1947, they have been perfecting their cheesesteaks, hoagies, roast pork and MENU HIGHLIGHTS fresh homemade salads. Located at 214 Market Street in the center of Old City, Campo’s off ers a great local THE HEATER Spicy cheese steak with hot peppers, beer selection as well as several vegan and gluten free jalapeno cheddar, and buffalo sauce alternatives. The dining room is open 7 days a week and Campo’s is proudly served at Citizens Bank Park and is FLYERS ICE STEAK Philly Cream Cheese, fresh the offi cial cheesesteak of the Wells Fargo Center. They tomato, jalapeno cheddar, and oregano have a kids menu and off er catering services for all kinds of functions. www.philadelphiascheesesteak.com MAGGIE OLD FASHIONED Fresh tomato, oregano, provolone, and garlic HOURS: Monday-Saturday: 10am-10pm, Sunday: 10am-9pm MENU: Sandwiches, Homemade Soups and Salads, Vegan, GODFATHER Grilled chicken, broccoli rabe, Gluten-Free and Catering sweet roasted peppers, grilled tomatoes, fried BAR: Local and Seasonal Bottles onions with sharp provolone cheese PAYMENT: All Cards Accepted VALENTINE Grilled chicken marinated in garlic, NOTES: Indoor Café, Sidewalk Seating,Take-out, Delivery, balsamic vinegar, sweet roasted pepper, grilled Family Friendly vegatables and provolone

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Hilton Garden Inn 4TH ST The Logan 3 Academy of Philadelphia Center City U.S. Old First Reformed Fireman’s Cherry Street Pier 3 Lenfest Plaza Pennsylvania National Hall Natural Sciences Embassy Suites P Mint Church PA Academy Sleep Inn, Center City African American Constitution Elfreth’s UNIVERSITY CITY Moore College of the Fine Arts Convention Museum in Lokal Hotel LANCASTER AVE P CHERRY ST Windsor CHERRY BLVD COLUMBUS CHRISTOPHER of Art & Design Philadelphia Center Alley Suites Center Chinatown Federal Delaware River DISTRICT St. Clement's P P Four Seasons/ Suburban Le Meridien Home2 Suites MainStay Suites/ Reserve Wyndham Historic Betsy Ross House Waterfront Corporation Church Comcast Fabric Workshop Phila. Center City The Ascend Hotel District Philadelphia ARCH ST Technology Center Station Aloft Philadelphia& Museum ARCH ST Arch St. Friends Pier 5 Arch Reading P Chinese Federal Arden Theatre V Downtown Hotel Courtyard, Terminal Building B 12 Meeting House Friendship Gate P P Penn's Camden P JFK Plaza Residence Inn & Market Independence Congregation Old City JFK BLVD Philadelphia Marriotts Greyhound Bus FILBERT ST Mikveh Israel View Hotel New Jersey Penn Presbyterian 30th Street PARKWAY MUSEUMS Terminal Visitor Center Cultural District Pier 3 COOPER ST 39TH ST H Medical Center (38th St.) City Hall Christ Church P The Renaissance Waterfront Station P 15th St & 5th St Jupiter DISTRICT V Philadelphia Downtown 2nd St Sonesta City Hall Jefferson Station Presidents MARKET ST MARKET ST (Market East) MARKET ST House Hotel The Shops Hard Rock D 7 Apple Hostels P Gazela 34th St 30th St at Liberty 13th St 11th St 8th St Graff P P Westin Cafe House of Philadelphia The Study at Drexel Philadelphia P Place P V Dilworth Plaza Loews The Sheraton College of Physicians Pod Philly Macy’s Liberty Best Western Blue Cross RiverRink LUDLOW University City Drexel LUDLOW Mütter Museum W Philadelphia Philadelphia Hotel Bourse University City University John F.Collins Bell Independence Main Building Stay Alfred Vacation & Element Ritz-Carlton St. John the Hotel C E Penn's Park Thomas Jefferson P ST BANK Rentals-Philadelphia One Liberty Evangelist Monaco Park Inn CHESTNUT ST CHESTNUT ST Observation Philadelphia Philadelphia Hospital Museum Irish CHESTNUT ST Memorial Landing Institute of Law Sofitel Philadelphia Deck Prince 3 6 AA University Mandell PFS Roxy Theatre Gayborhood/Midtown Village H P 12 of The P Adventure Contemporary School AKA Rittenhouse Hotel Palomar Holiday Inn Express 4 P Aquarium 4 Art Theatre Theater 5 8 American 4 Square AKA University City SANSOM ST Square The Inn at the Philadelphia Midtown SANSOM ST Jewelers' Row 10 RiverLink Ferry SANSOM ST Independence Nat’l Thomas P

30TH ST 37TH ST 37TH World Cafe P Walnut Street Revolution 32ND ST Union League of Hilton Inn at Penn 33RD ST Church of P Live P The P Theatre P 9 11 Bond House Independence The Holy Trinity Warwick Hotel Racquet Philadelphia Historical Park Homewood Suites by Walnut-Locust Rodeway Inn Polish American Cultural Ctr. City Seaport Museum WALNUT ST WALNUT ST Club of Hyatt at The WALNUT ST Tavern Hilton University City Rittenhouse Wills Eye First Presbyterian Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia Bellevue Cambria Hotel & Forrest Morris House Hilton Philadelphia Annenberg Library Church Hospital H DELAWAREAVE Center P Hyatt Shops Suites Philadelphia Theatre Hotel at Penn’s Landing Camden Palestra Square Downtown P Washington HISTORIC/WATERFRONT The Rittenhouse Centric at the P 12-13th St P 9-10th St Sheraton Children's Bellevue DoubleTree Spruce Street Harbor Park University of Pennsylvania Square Society Hill LOCUST ST Curtis Institute by Hilton DISTRICT Cruiser Olympia Garden Wharton 15-16th St Academy Tomb of the DOCK ST Submarine Becuna Houston Fine Arts of Music of Music Unknown Soldier Korean School Rittenhouse 1715 P WASHINGTON SQUARE War Memorial Hall Irvine Merriam Powel (DELAWARE AVE)

Auditorium 25TH ST Wilma The Independent P MICKLE BLVD Franklin Field 21ST ST Theater House Society Hill Theater DISTRICT Society Hill Physick Columbus SPRUCE ST Schuylkill SPRUCE ST Temple Beth SPRUCE ST Vietnam Memorial Kimmel Center Historical Fairfield Inn Synagogue House Ulysses Wiggins Hospital of the University Zion-Beth Israel Alexander Inn Pennsylvania War Memorial River for the Society of & Suites Hospital H Waterfront Park of Pennsylvania 76 DELANCEY PL Performing Arts Philadelphia & Medical School H Park Kosciuszko DELANCEY ST Battleship RITTENHOUSE SQUARE University Nat’l Mem. Moshulu New Jersey 34TH ST P Penn Museum of the Arts Restaurant Memorial & Bartram's Children’s Hospital La Reserve PINE ST 4TH ST Museum & Children’s Seashore PINE ST DISTRICT Antique Row BB&T South St Bed & Breakfast St. Peter’s Pavilion

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16TH ST 15TH ST HISTORIC AREA INDEX 95 1. Clarion Hotel & Conference Center 676 BAINBRIDGE ST MUSEUM HISTORIC 76 2. Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South Hotel Transportation Routing: A. New Hall Military Museum 1. Independence Hall B. Free Quaker Meeting House Museum BROAD 3. Doubletree by Hilton Philadelphia Airport 2. Congress Hall Walt Whitman Building SEPTA Transit Station C. National Liberty Museum 3. Old City Hall ISLAND Citizens Bank Park Bridge (Toll)

13TH ST D. National Museum of American 4. 4. Embassy Suites Philadelphia Airport Tindley Temple Philadelphia FITZWATER ST Philosophical Hall Xfinity Live! PATTISON Airport Train Penn’s Landing Park United Methodist Jewish History Heliport 5. Library Hall

BROAD ST Bella Vista Wells Fargo Lincoln Financial 5. Hampton Inn CATHARINEPhiladelphia ST Airport GRAYS FERRY AVE Church Fabric E. Science History Institute 6. Second Bank of the U.S. Center P Market / Frankford Line Bed & Breakfast Field Parking Facility 7. Franklin Court 9 2 r e 6. Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Phila. Airport CATHARINE ST Row 5 v 8. Carpenters' Hall 3 The Navy Yard i 4 R Visitor Center Broad Street Line 9. Todd House re 7. Philadelphia Airport Marriott v 6 Delawa 10. First Bank of the U.S. 6 7 Hospital Subway / Surface Line Philadelphia 8. Renaissance Philadelphia Airport H Sports Complex CHRISTIAN ST PASSYUNK AVE 11. Bishop White House 8 6 1 International Airport PATCO Line 12. Christ Church Burial Ground 9. Sheraton Suites Philadelphia Airport Place of Worship Italian Market & Franklin's Grave Mario Lanza 95 1991-2018 PCVB & C.C. Salvatico, GISP, Rev. 10/18 CARPENTER ST Museum A B C D E F G H I

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