Philadelphia, PA Historical Landmark

I learned about this organ from David Hilowitz. I'm glad I went out of my way to see it. I didn't need to show up half an hour early, since the organist started pretty cl ... more

A wonderful Chabad Shul. Warm and friendly. I try to go every day to help with Minyan. The Rabbi and Rebbetzin do a lot for the community.

Gorgeous house. Attended a friends wedding here and the outdoor court yard it was such an intimate setting for a reception.

This is a cool historic landmark that you can see from the street. Fun fact: its the nation's first hospital, founded in 1751 by Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond.

Met there for training for the National Fund for Sacred Places grant. Did take time to tour some of the building.

Penn's Landing A hub of family-friendly activity throughout the year. Penns Landing is home to some of the citys most popular seasonal parks, including Spruce Street Harb ... more

Special day at Wagner: Open house, lecture, then reception for members

Finally found my way to the "hermit's cave" while on a hike with a Friends of the Wissahickkon guide. Amazing how this religious man survived in this cave in the 17th cen ... more

We were born in a fu cking bar

Good beers, friendly staff. Nice outdoor patio and beer garden area with picnic tables across the street.

Went on a 3PM tour. Excellent docent. Definitely worth a visit if you're bringing older family.

Beautiful arch, great for photos

An 1840s brownstone &, National Historic Landmark designed by architect John Notman, it boasts one of Philadelphias finest 19th century interiors as well as a research co ... more

The greatest of all time

Love this historical sight. We had our anniversary dinner here and the ceremony was amazing. Good food, staff, environment

The Mason-Dixon Survey Historical Marker in Philadelphia commemorates a pivotal moment in American history. It marks the southernmost point of Philadelphia, established i ... more

A marvelous gem! You never know what you might find.

Washington Statue in front of Independence Hall as seen from the Liberty Bell Center.

A must visit when your in Philly. So much history

I love visiting old cemeteries. This cemetery is beautiful and has a lot of history. Ben Franklin is buried here.

Frequent hangout spot for my bike group.

Must see if it's your first visit to Philly

I love Building

The Tun Tavern Historical Marker in Philadelphia commemorates the esteemed birthplace of the United States Marine Corps. Near the intersection of South Front Street and S ... more

My old paranormal team did an overnight investigation on Friday July 7, 2023. We arrived at 6:30pm and we had the Fort to ourselves until 8am the next morning. Greg, who ... more

The Rodin Museum was my favorite I have ever been to. There was no wait and there are dozens of sculptures to see. The outside grounds are also beautiful and feature seve ... more

This was our favorite tour while in Philadelphia. We were here during the day, which made it not as creepy to walk through as it would be at night. There was a very heavy ... more

If you love authentic ramen, go here! Been around for more than a decade. Always great! Had lunch with an old friend and former colleague, Dave Taber, architect extraor ... more

Garden is magical.

This is a great bridge. Learned a lot from the graffiti under it, many languages.

Anyone who is interested in checking out this "historic" location should definitely be prepared for encountering a fully functioning open -air drug market. 24 hours per ... more

This bronze statue built in the 1980's doesn't represent any single individual. It symbolizes all of the signers of the Constitution. It doesn't really add much to the ... more

We first visited Strawberry Mansion to enjoy a Victorian Christmas music concert. The interior is filled with historic antique furniture and toys upstairs. This is the bi ... more

Was harassed the second I walked in the door by the security guards . Extremely unpleasant experience .

If you ever find yourself in Philadelphia, check out the Old City Hall, which also first housed the U.S. Supreme Court. Its quaint and free and youll be the only one ther ... more

This marker in downtown Philadelphia is a couple of blocks from City Hall. It points out the history of one local citizen who did big things that still exist to this day. ... more

Yes I received a letter to hope to you next time.

Its a beautiful statue of Walt Whitman. Must see if you want to explore the hidden beauty of Philly.

I once spent a year in Philadelphia, I think it was on a Sunday. -W. C. Fields The marker reads, "American comedian raised in Philadelphia, noted for his irreverent wit. ... more

Quiet, neighbors don't make noise

Found some great history that I earlier had no clue about. Very beautiful church!

"The Bond" Statue depicts George Washington and Benjamin Franklin shaking hands. The sculpture is located in front of the Masonic Temple, on Broad St and John F. Kennedy ... more

Attended for a wedding. Great venue in the middle of the streets. Local restaurant catered event.

Love the spaces Mint House has created inside the astonishingly beautiful Divine Lorraine Hotel Building. Perfect for putting up clients that are relocating to Philadelp ... more

Very greedy. They will try to get you for as much as they can. I made 1 phone call to switch companies and saved over 200$. Do not trust this place.

I really into pillars and architecture so this building was stupid gorgeous to me especially at night.

Headhouse Square Farmers market ... Great vendors, not crowded, easy parking.