Things to see

Historic sites

Historic sites in Philadelphia give visitors a chance to experience the depth of the city's roots. After all, Philadelphia played an integral role in the founding of America. Walking the same streets as such American greats as George Washington and Edgar Allan Poe inevitably conjures up a sense of appreciation for the city. Embark on a journey into Philadelphia's rich history, click here for further information.

Religious sites

In a city with as much cultural history as Philadelphia, you'd expect to see some famous religious sites. Churches and synagogues in Philadelphia carry a lot of cultural weight as well as historical significance. Some provided spiritual solace for a few of our nation's founding fathers, others house historical artifacts.  Click here for further information.

Markets, shopping and the arts

There's no cost to checking out Philadelphia's many markets, shopping centers and arts districts. If you're interested in any of these categories, you'll have plenty of options to keep you busy. Famous markets such as the Italian Market and Reading Terminal Market make for great sightseeing and people watching, while cultural and arts centers such as the Galleries at Moore College and the Kimmel Center help you appreciate Philadelphia arts even more. Click here to explore more.

Other Philadelphia sites

In addition to history, religion, museums and markets, there are even more attractions. Although these sights don't fall neatly into a single category, they still offer their own unique spin on Philadelphia, whether it's a memorial or a modern city hall. Many of these attractions are "firsts-and-onlys," making them distinctly Philadelphia. See which ones appeal to you, find out more here.