If you'd prefer a more meandering, hilly hike to burn off some of that Thanksgiving meal, head to the Wissahickon Valley Park. It’s part of the Fairmount Park system and is a great place to spot some last-minute fall foliage within city limits.

If the weather's fine, explore this city's newest murals by foot. Philly's Mural Arts program is the largest of its kind in the country, which means you're bound to stumble upon mural after mural on seemingly every block. If you need some guidance, we have a map of some of our favorite new murals right here.

This year is the 100th Anniversary of artist Auguste Rodin’s death, so you better believe that the Rodin Museum is marking the occasion. Right now, its main exhibition is The Kiss. The museum does have a suggested fee, but it is pay-what-you-wish every single day it's open, including this Friday. Or, just wander through the beautiful (and free!) garden, which features a number of sculptures by the renowned artist.

The Comcast Center’s annual Comcast Holiday Spectacular kicks off on Thanksgiving Day and runs until January 1, 2018. The 15-minute show, broadcast onto Comcast Center’s 2,100 square-foot video wall, is a holiday LED journey set to beloved Christmas songs. It’s definitely a sight to behold and free to everyone. The show starts at the top of every hour.

The opening of the annual Christmas Village on Thanksgiving Day marks the soft return of LOVE Park, which has been closed and undergoing renovations for more than a year. Christmas Village will set up shop here, bringing its many, many vendors to the park. While all of the goods are for sale, it won’t cost you a penny to window shop and meander through.

From November 20 to January 1, 2018, City Hall will light up each night as part of an ongoing “Deck the Hall Light Show”. Klip Collective is the brains behind the show, which goes off multiple times each day and is synchronized to Christmas music. On Black Friday, the show will go off every half hour from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Did you know that President George Washington proclaimed a national day of Thanksgiving here in Philly in 1789, just a few days after Congress passed the Bill of Rights? So why not visit the storied grounds of our founding fathers? Independence Hall is free, while the National Constitution Center, which will be hosting a whole slew of events starting Friday, is not. But, if you donate some school supplies during your visit this weekend, you'll get $2 off your admission ticket.

Winterfest at the Blue Cross RiverRink brings its fire pits, hot cocoa, and ice-skating rink back to the Delaware River Waterfront for another winter season when it opens at 11 a.m. on Friday, November 24. Get there early so you can snag a spot in front of a fire pit or in a cozy cabin.

Head to the nation's first urban refuge to appreciate the outdoors while you can. Be sure to venture beyond the main bridge over the marsh—there are nearly 1,000 acres to explore. Stay awhile: It’s a great time for some bird watching.