Kogulan & Jordan
Things To Do
Reading Terminal Market
One of the nation’s oldest and largest public markets, first opened in 1893. A short walk from your hotel, check it out but best to go hungry!
Philadelphia Museum of Art Steps
Make your morning workout a Rocky montage! If you have time, head inside to gaze upon some world class art.
Dilworth Park
This urban park in the shadow of city hall might be hosting some pop-up vendors on Saturday, and features a roller skating rink open to the public. Grab a photo at nearby Love Park with the iconic LOVE statue
Fishtown
Our favorite neighborhood! Lots of funky shops, bars and restaurants. For beer garden vibes head to Frankford Hall. For a thrift store and bar combo check out Secondhand Ranch. Get a great cocktail at R&D or amazing pizza at Pizzeria Biddea.
Liberty Bell
Take in some history and gaze upon the cracked wonder itself! Entrance is free and not ticketed. Visit Independence Hall-where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were both debated and adopted. Timed tickets are required, so book in advance on the National Park Service website. Check out Elfreth's Alley: America's oldest continuously inhabited residential street, with 32 historic homes dating back to the 18th century. The Museum of the American Revolution would be worth a visit if you have time.
The Franklin Institute
A science museum with amazing artifacts and rotating exhibits.
The Mütter Museum at The College of Physicians of Philadelphia
A medical history and science museum located in Center City. Check out some medical oddities! Sure to please.
Philadelphia's Magic Gardens
A nice day would be the perfect time to visit this gallery on South Street that feels like walking through a life-sized, three-dimensional mosaic. It is the largest work by artist Isaiah Zagar, who spent years transforming vacant lots into a sprawling labyrinth of tunnels, grottos, and courtyards.
Chinatown
Perfect place to head if you're craving some soup dumplings (Dim Sum Garden) or hand drawn noodles for lunch.
Rittenhouse Square
A great place to head for a morning walk with excellent brunch spots like Parc.
Philadelphia Zoo
Check out the oldest zoo in America! We loved watching the primates swing around their habitat and enjoyed going early to catch feeding time for cheetahs, gorillas and otters (which scream really, really loudly when they want to get fed)
Puttshack - Philadelphia
Play an exciting 9 holes of indoor mini golf! We've been here with friends and had a blast. Open 11am until late.
Skyhigh
For panoramic views of the city, grab a cocktail at this gorgeous bar on the 60th floor of the Four Seasons. Open 11am Saturdays. (For a more casual rooftop experience check out BOK bar, a rooftop bar located in a former school that now is host to a whole range of vendors- but be aware this bar is outdoors.)