Philadelphia Guidebook
Food scene
Fat Tuesday
431 South StFrozen drinks
Insomnia Cookies
135 S 13th StIce cream sandwiches
Van Leeuwen Ice Cream
119 S 13th StGreat Vegan Ice Cream
Geno's Steaks
1219 S 9th StCheesesteaks
Green Eggs Café
212 S 13th StBest Brunch in the city.
Mixto Restaurante
1141 Pine StGreat happy hour
Attico Rooftop
219 S Broad St
TACODELPHIA
427 S Broad StThings to do
Night club
Candytopia
901 Market StEverything is made out of candy & you can eat it too.
Fabric Workshop and Museum
1214 Arch StYou’ll love this place if you love fashion & art.
Wonderspaces Philadelphia
27 N 11th StA retro flair dance club with a ball pit. Only opened on Friday & Saturday nights. Also has an ice bar.
Concourse Dance Bar
Market StreetA retro flair dance club with a ball pit. Only opened on Friday & Saturday nights. Also has an ice bar.
Spruce Street Harbor Park
301 S Christopher Columbus BlvdAn urban beach opened during the summer
Neighborhoods
Gayborhood is a LGBTQ+ community scene in the heart of Washington Square West.
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Gayborhood
Gayborhood is a LGBTQ+ community scene in the heart of Washington Square West.
Seating for alfresco dining and drinking in the warm months. Residents & visitors find high-end stores; locally owned boutiques, small galleries, theaters, cafes, restaurants & bars of all kinds. With all this, the neighborhood buzzes with activity all year long.
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Rittenhouse Square
135 S 18th StSeating for alfresco dining and drinking in the warm months. Residents & visitors find high-end stores; locally owned boutiques, small galleries, theaters, cafes, restaurants & bars of all kinds. With all this, the neighborhood buzzes with activity all year long.
Old City District
231 Market StThe birthplace of the United States
Sightseeing
Frelsisbjallan
526 Market StThe traditional symbol of U.S. freedom
On the Delaware River, it’s the place to explore the city’s maritime history.
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Independence Seaport Museum
211 S Christopher Columbus BlvdOn the Delaware River, it’s the place to explore the city’s maritime history.
Ástarfjöll
Arch Street