Explore Isiah Zagar's magical art space that seems to transform every time we visit. Admission is just a fiver, but you can support this local treasure by joining as an annual member, for just $25.
Though we personally don't care for a fictional athlete from 40 years ago, thousands still pose for photos here. Fun fact: though it looks good, Rocky's running route as pictured doesn't make sense.
One of the five original open-space parks in the city. Grab a bench and people-watch in this bustling square, then head to one of the surrounding sidewalk cafes for lunch.
A perfect spot to relax on a sunny afternoon. The views here of the Ben Franklin bridge are unmatched and would make a great spot for painting or wedding photos.
Located on the magnificent grounds of Philadelphia's Museum of Art, the azalea garden has over four acres of beautiful plants and flowers, just a short stroll away from the Water Works.
Bring your bike or lace up your running shoes. This park is the perfect place to escape the city. (Without actually having to leave.)
Follow the Wissahickon Creek Trail to the gorge south of Livezey Dam to find ‘Fingerspan’ by Jody Pinto. The functional sculpture was lowered carefully into place by helicopter in 1987.
The sidewalk of this newly-reconstructed bridge offers the best views of the city skyline. Walk or bike across day or night (thanks to the new light display) and don't forget to bring your camera.
Take a tour of the Mural Arts Program's Love Letter murals, viewable from the Market-Frankford El! Guided tours leaving from Love Park every weekend. En savoir plus .
