Landmarks in Philadelphia
As the cradle of the American Revolution, Philadelphia has many sites and tours dedicated to life and government in the colonies, most of which are concentrated in the Old City and Society Hill neighborhoods. Ride a horse and buggy through the cobblestone streets, take a look at Ben Franklin's print shop, or tour the building where the Constitution was drafted. Philadelphia also has plenty of landmarks outside of these districts, including numerous sculptures and scenic areas.
Independence National Historical Park
145 S 3rd St
One North Independence Mall West
Historic site known as the birthplace of America...
City Hall
Broad & Market Sts
Broad and Market Sts
Home of Philadelphia government and statue of William Penn...
Valley Forge National Historic Park
P.O. Box 953
Scenic historic site and great place to bike or picnic...
Independence Hall
500 Chestnut Street
(between 5th & 6th Streets)
Tour this historic building where the Constitution was drafted...
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Washington Square
(Bounded by Sixth, Seventh, Walnut and South Seventh streets)
Revolutionary War monument...
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