Attractions

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Visiting Independence Hall

Tours and History of Murals in Philadelphia

Eastern State Penitentiary

The Italian Market in Philadelphia is one of the oldest and largest outdoor markets in the United States. It remains one of the best places in the city to find great food in a unique setting.

Summer is the best time to visit Valley Forge.

The nation's first white house was in Philadelphia. This historic site in Philadelphia aims to explore the conflicting history of freedom and slavery in early United States history.

Home to stops on the Underground Railroad, Philadelphia’s only Revolutionary War battle, and the country’s first paper mill, Germantown is rich with history.

Discover Philadelphia's once-abandoned and supposedly haunted prison.

The Benjamin Franklin Parkway is also known as the Museum District. The broad, diagonal street connects City Hall with the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Lined with flowers, sculptures, and flags from around the world.

Philadelphia's first casino, open 24 hours a day.

Valley Forge National Historic Park offers a glimpse into American history amid a picturesque 3,600-acre landscape.

Philadelphia's Old City area is filled with original Revolutionary War buildings, museums and more. Find out which ones are not to be missed.

Franklin Institute in Philadelphia - The Franklin Museum