As one of the most walkable cities in the United States with one of the largest city-owned urban park systems, Philadelphia is home to endless trails, riverfronts, parks, and outdoor opportunities.

Philadelphia is the first World Heritage City in the U.S. and home to American history, chef-driven cuisine, abundant outdoor space, and an unparalleled arts and culture community. 

Visitors should not miss a tour of Independence National Historic Park, which contains two of the most famous monuments to the country’s history – the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed and the U.S Constitution was drafted and just one block away for history buffs is the Museum of the American Revolution.

Take one of the many guided walking tours offered or put your feet up and enjoy a trolley or a hop-on, hop-off Big Bus tour of Center City or a Ride the Ducks tour (seasonal), where you will experience Philadelphia on land and from the Delaware River on an amphibious vehicle. Head over to Benjamin Franklin Parkway, home to the Barnes Foundation, the Philadelphia Museum of Art the famous Rocky steps.

Just a short distance away is the Philadelphia Countryside, home to Longwood Gardens, Valley Forge National Historic Park, the King of Prussia Mall and much more.

With Philadelphia International Airport being only 7 miles from downtown Philadelphia, it is extremely easy to get to the city.  Trains run from Terminal A to 30th Street Station every 30 minutes, you will then change lines to use regional rail to downtown, alternatively take a taxi which will take approximately 20 minutes.