FOR THE ART LOVERS: Philadelphia Museum of Art Rodin Museum Barnes Foundation Philadelphia's Magic Gardens Mural Arts Philadelphia Walking Tour FOR THE HISTORY BUFFS: National Museum of American Jewish History Independence Hall Museum of the American Revolution Old City Neighborhood FOR THE WALKERS: UPenn Campus Drexel Campus Schuylkill River Trail FOR THE FOODIES (SEE RESTAURANTS TAB): Reading Terminal Market
An exhilerating elevator ride takes you soaring high above the city skyline. The Four Seasons offers uninhibited views of the city and the most luxurious interiors. Head to the bar for a drink while you take it in.
The Miracle on South 13th Street is an annual tradition where residents create a stunning holiday display for visitors to enjoy. Over 300,000 lights are strung along the street, crossing overhead from house to house, while each home features their own unique holiday theme. Visitors are welcome to drive through or walk along the block to admire each house in greater detail. Walk a few blocks over to South Passyunk for a plethora of delicious restaurants!
Named the Best Botanical Garden for Holiday Lights, A Longwood Christmas features over 550,000 glimmering lights, live musical performances, an outdoor railway display and other big surprises. BONUS - it's near the wedding venue!
The Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market is a great place to get some holiday shopping done. Dozens of local artisans sell holiday-inspired crafts, gifts, and other goods at this market. Enjoy food, confections, and local beer from stands set up on the West side of historic City Hall. Then strap those skates on and let out your inner child with some ice skating at Dilworth Park!