While You're in Philly
Headhouse Farmers Market
Pick up some fresh local treats from Philly's oldest public market. And check out Loretta's while you're at it. Sundays 10am-1pm.
Curtis Building Lobby
Take a peek at Maxfield Parrish and Louis Comfort Tiffany's mural composed of hundreds of thousands of glass tesserae.
Old City Coffee
Simply the best.
Landmark's Ritz Five
Catch a flick.
Brickbat Books
If you venture into the wonders of Queen Village, you should start at Brickbat.
Hill-Physick House
This stunning four-story square brick house is the only free-standing Federal townhouse remaining in Society Hill!
The Rosenbach
You should probably stop in to see the the original manuscript of Ulysses. Just saying.
Head House Books
There is usually a cat.
Fairmount Water Works
Located behind the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Water Works opened its doors in 1815 as the sole water pumping station for the City of Philadelphia. You won't want to miss this museum or the adjacent Schuylkill River Trail.
National Constitution Center
Fun fact: Lucy worked as a volunteer docent here in high school!
Independence Hall
I mean, you gotta.
American Philosophical Society Philosophical Hall
Penn Museum
Zola won't let us post the link: https://www.penn.museum/