Sightseeing

A wealth of cultural riches can be found in Philadelphia and its surrounding areas, including restored historical homes, botanical gardens, the United States’ first zoo and three centuries worth of architectural masterpieces.

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Museums & Performing Arts

The international flag-lined Parkway features the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Rodin Museum, and the internationally acclaimed Barnes Foundation coming soon. The Avenue of the Arts features 40 concert halls, theaters, and performing arts venues. The African American Museum just been re-opened with fresh exhibits celebrating African American life in Philadelphia.

Historical Sites

This is America’s birthplace, so don’t miss the history that made Philadelphia what it is today. Be sure to visit the powerful Liberty Bell, the international symbol of freedom; Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence was signed; and so much more found in the most historic square mile in America.

Attractions & Sightseeing

Take a tour of Philadelphia and you’ll discover a city rich in just about everything. This “Mural Capital of the U.S.” features 3,000 colorful murals throughout the city, not to mention public art like Robert Indiana’s LOVE statue. And no visit to Philadelphia is complete without a run up the steps that “Rocky” made famous

Special Events

From the world-famous Mummers Parade on New Year’s Day to the International Cycling Championship that rides through the entire city in the spring, followed by the nation’s largest Fourth of July festival, Philadelphia has some of the best special events in the world.

Sports & Recreation

Known as the most passionate sports city in America, Philadelphia is serious about its sports. From world-class annual sporting events to cheering on our hometown teams, whether professional or collegiate, this is an active city with plenty of ways to get your sports on!

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