Take a trip back in time to the cold winter of 1778 with the Continental Army and its commander, general George Washington. The train station has been beautifully restored.
Take some time between viewing the animals to admire the flora and fauna. There are some amazing trees to view at the zoo too.
If you're into human history or digging up old stuff, you've hit the jackpot. Mummies, Roman statues, the third largest sphinx on the planet - You can literally discover the entire world here.
The zoo’s small mammals, birds, and reptiles star in twice daily live animal shows.The Tom Kimmel Conservation Kingdom playground is a place where kids can learn about conservation while having fun.
New in 2013 - Wednesday nights after 5 is Pay What You Wish and the galleries are open until 8:45.
The fashion and design exhibits will delight your daughters as will the interactive library on the 2nd floor.
From a working dig site & paleo lab to an indoor tropical garden with live butterflies; from stunning historic dioramas to live animals you can touch - You just can't help but learn while you're here.
Get your Bobby Flay burger "crunchified" (topped with potato chips for free!) then go all out with beer-battered onion rings and a milkshake.
The kids will ove the doggie decor and you'll appreciate a delicious meal that is local, healthy and sustainable. Brunch is a real treat!
Step outside the nation's third-busiest train station and enjoy your coffee, along with great views of the city, on The Porch. 30th Street Station's outdoor area offers seating and seasonal events.
Named after James Logan. William Penn's secretary, this former square turned circle houses Swann Fountain representing the three bodies of water in Philadelphia- the Delaware, Schuylkill & Wissahickon
JFK Plaza has transformed into a mecca for music, food and art! Free concerts, the best food trucks in Philly & very cool art displays! Yarn bombed lamp posts to iconic photo ops, what's not to LOVE?
Did you know you can actually climb to the top of the tower? The Tower Observation Deck is open weekdays, 9:30 a.m.-4:15 p.m. For tours and tower admission go to Room 121.
Never crowed, never a scene. Just a great place to chill out and have a picnic.
This internationally acclaimed school of fine art features remarkable galleries and a striking Claes Oldenburg sculpture in the adjacent Lenfest Plaza.
This modern space has three new exhibits a year (try to attend an opening night) and offers FREE admission.
An equally fun bookstore for you and the kiddos. Great business section - thank you Wharton and B&N.
For the sports fans who wanna know what Philly ball is all about..If you can, treat yourself to a Big 5 game at the Palestra. So much history and great in-city rivalries...goosebumps
One look at the brick towers peering over the walls & you know this place means business. Ghostly business. Even if you don't bump into a specter, there's plenty of creepy stuff to snap pictures of.
Real life science and the mysteries of medicine are revealed. Great learning for parents and children alike that answers why you should or shouldn't do that. Oddities galore here!
Constructed in 1857 and known as the “Grand Old Lady” of Broad Street, this historic arts site is home to the Pennsylvania Ballet and the Opera Company of Philadelphia.
Pretty cool in here isn't it? It gets better. Check out the Dorrance H. Hamilton Roof Garden built on top of the Perelman Theater - it's spectacular.
Unsure what "dim sum" actually is? Consider it in the Chinese version of "tapas". Loosely translated, it means to touch the heart. With so many options, it'll fill your stomach 1st!
Rowing teams here are members of the Schuylkill Navy—the oldest amateur athletic governing body in the U.S. At night, the lights along this section of the Schuylkill River create a memorable view.
This is home to a number of sites and attractions associated with early American history, including Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.
This is Where The Wild Things Are. Enjoy a literary tour while admiring the decor and the pleasures of reading and writing. The Rosenbach is a real treat for children learning to read.
The National Constitution Center has more than 100 interactive exhibits that engages students to think about the ways the Constitution has shaped American democracy.
Built at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard & launched in 1942 just a year after the attack on Pearl Harbor, bringing the US into WWII. It was the 2nd ship the Navy named in honor of New Jersey
At the new Stingray Beach Club, adventurous types can pet and hand-feed giant stingrays or roll up their sleeves to touch jellies, shrimp, lobster, starfish, horseshoe crabs and sea cucumbers. En savoir plus .
When ordering, First tell them what cheese you want. Second, with or without onions. Hi! Can I get a Provolone wit? Good! Have cash in hand. Enjoy!
Opened in the 1880s by Antonio Palumbo, the Italian Market is America's Oldest Outdoor Market. While the Italian fare remains great, it's also home to some of the best Mexican and Asian food in town.
Union matches make perfect outings for your soccer team, company, community organization, or simply a group of family and friends! For discounted group tickets (15 or more), call us at 877-21-UNION.
Come to this garden, about 40 miles west of Philadelphia, for 325 acres of constant jaw-dropping displays. It's famous for its fountains, but check out the greenhouse conservatory too. En savoir plus .
The world's foremost azalea collection is in full bloom around mother's day. But any day is amazing at Jenkins.
Great place for the kids. Make sure they wear sneakers and play clothes that can get a little dirty.
At this 300-acre farming fantasyland, visitors can pick their own seasonal fruits and veggies including strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, sweet corn, squash, peaches, tomatoes, pears and apples. En savoir plus .
Can you find your way out of the Owl’s Eye Hay Maze at Woodmere Art Museum? Harry Potter Weekend in Chestnut Hill Oct. 14th – 16th; maze open Sat 10-6, Sun 10-5
Tucked behind the National Constitution Center is a little park with big heart. With a playground, carousel, mini golf, fountain & kinetic-motion rides it's perfect for the kiddies or the kid in you.
