Attractions

Few cities do history and tradition quite like Philadelphia. Surprisingly, one of our longest running events has nothing to do with revolution or independence. Instead, it’s all about natural beauty. At nearly 200 years old, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s (PHS) Philadelphia Flower Show is packed with creativity every year. As the fingertips of winter loosen

Old City is full of the city’s most iconic sites.

Philadelphia is full of historical sites, good eats, and cultural institutions.

From exploring the city’s rich history to relaxing in the parks, eating your way through the neighborhoods, and checking out the world-class museums, there’s enough here to make you want to visit Philly again and again.

The city is teeming with parks and gardens, unique spaces, and other hidden attractions that even long-time residents may not know. Once you’ve visited all the top sites, what’s next?

Kick start your next date night with these fun ideas.

One day in Philadelphia is just enough to see some of the highlights and to get a taste of what this city has to offer.

Every Thanksgiving Day, millions of people tune in to the National Dog Show. What many people don’t know is that the broadcast is taped at a show held nearly 2 weeks earlier outside of Philadelphia.