Boathouse Row was particularly beautiful last holiday season when it lit up in multi-colored lights for Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa, but this iconic row of boathouses shines bright year-round. For best views, head to the Spring Garden Street Bridge, the Fairmount Water Works, or across the Schuylkill along Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive.

The Spring Garden Connector Project brought some much-needed color and brightness to the underpass of I-95 and the El, thereby making a much more pleasant connection from Northern Liberties to the Delaware waterfront. The pre-programmed LED lighting is designed around the cycle of the sun as it rises and sets.

Next time you walk by the Franklin Institute, take a moment to take in the Shimmer Wall. Designed by Ned Kahn, the wall features 12,500 clear-anodized aluminum panels that move very slightly with the wind, giving off a the shimmery effect.

Like Boathouse Row (#1), the Comcast Center doesn’t only dazzle during the holidays. Its lobby features the Comcast Experience Video Wall, the largest four-millimeter LED screen in the world. The mesmerizing wall features animated scenes from all around the world all day—it’s so realistic because the screen’s resolution is five times stronger than the average hi-def TV.

If you find yourself on Jefferson’s campus at dusk, head to the Scott Memorial Library, where Jim Sanborn’s Ars Medendi is on display. The installation is made of two sculptures that feature historic texts from world medicine.

Four years after the improved South Street Bridge opened, its four towers finally lit up in all their LED-lit glory. They always look a little different, so be sure to take note next time you make your way across the bridge or drive by on the Schuylkill.

This neon-tastic mural in South Philly was created by Philly locals David Guinn and Drew Billiau as a way to bring some color to a quiet street that was often riddled with crime. The mural is located just south of 9th and Wharton streets. Guinn and Billiau pitched their fight-crime-with-art proposal to the Knight Foundation and won a challenge to create the mural in partnership with the Mural Arts program.

Have you admired Philly’s skyline at night recently? A bunch of its soaring towers really put on a show once the sun goes down, showing off their LED light displays all night. From Cira Centre to the new FMC Tower to the CHOP Tower. For best views, check out the view from South Street Bridge (#8).