Philadelphia Attractions

In existence since 1812, the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia teaches about the planet and its history. Due to the permanent dinosaur exhibit in Dinosaur Hall, the museum remains one of the top kids' attractions in Philadelphia.

The John Inskeep House was built in 1771. It’s unclear whether that was the original build date or the re-build date following a fire. It marks the presence of the important Inskeep family—they went on to pioneer in Virginia, Ohio and westward. Many local

Centerton Square provides a convenient shopping experience to those living and working in Mount Laurel. Located just off of Route 38 near several office complexes, Centerton Square is an ideal place to relax, eat and shop without wandering too far on your

Located less than a half-hour from Philadelphia, Deptford Mall in New Jersey provides a relaxing hangout space for teens, families and other shoppers.

Cinemark 16 Somerdale is South Jersey's cleanest and quietest movie theater, offering a quality experience at affordable prices.

Rittenhouse Square is the public dimension of the larger surrounding upscale and corporate neighborhood. Created as a public space in William Penn’s original city plans, Rittenhouse Square was originally called Southwest Square. The park consumes nearly t

Valley Forge National Historical Park encompasses 3,500 acres of space in Pennsylvania. Located just a half an hour from Philadelphia, Valley Forge is a historically-pertinent site. The park contains information and offers first-hand experiences about the

The Please Touch Museum is a must-experience adventure for all kids visiting Philadelphia! This family-friendly interactive zone focuses on education and immersion.

View famous works of art, medieval armor, hands-on kids' exhibits, IMAX movies and even preserved human organs at the best museums in Philadelphia.

Adventure Aquarium is a family-friendly experience focusing on immersion in the underwater environment. The aquarium is constructed to surpass mere observation — visitors walk through tunnels surrounded by sharks in a large tank.

The Peter Mott House is America’s prime example of an Underground Railroad stop owned and operated by an African-American businessman. Located amongst a modern development, the Peter Mott House and the history surrounding it has remained central to the Af

The German Society of Pennsylvania sits behind imposing iron gates in a massive box-shaped building. The interior of the society’s dwelling is diverse enough to host meetings, plays, small conferences and informal gatherings. The rooms and their furnishin

Six Flags Great Adventure offers a full day of entertainment for any individual or family in different sections: Movie Town (featuring movie-themed rides and displays), Frontier Land (appropriately positioned on the park’s west side) and other areas such

Officially called JFK Plaza, LOVE Park earned its popular nickname due to the iconic LOVE sculpture which sits beside a fountain in the park. Originally created by artist Robert Indiana, the LOVE sculpture is now the subject of many Philadelphia souvenirs

Edgar Allan Poe’s home in Philadelphia is more than just a temporary living space for the author of “The Raven.” The existing home is actually the site of the Edgar Allan Poe National Historical Site, preserving and presenting information about Poe and hi

The top Philadelphia kids attractions include meeting historical figures of the past, riding a carousel, grabbing some sweets and learning about dinosaurs.

The Franklin Institute promotes science education in an engaging way. The institute features traveling exhibits, feature films and fully explorable permanent exhibits. The intersection of science and fun, this family-friendly environment is something most

The Eastern State Penitentiary is unlike any other tourist attraction in Philadelphia. Originally intended to cause criminals to reflect on their wrongs, the imposing, castle-like exterior of the building reinforces a sense of guarded quiet. Individual vi

The Historical Society of PA (HSP) offers esoteric historical documents from across the commonwealth. Located at 13th and Locust Streets, the society offers visitors access to open and restricted collections. Visitors do not have to be members to access t

St. George’s Methodist Church represents a faithful congregation rooted in Philadelphia’s history. With tours available most Saturdays, the church represents the roots of Methodist thought in America.