Whether you want to go the more traditional route or go off the beaten path, these 20 venues in Philly are all beautiful and historic places to get hitched.
Need something to do this season? Our summer pocket guide can help with that. Here are our top 27 places to visit in and around Philadelphia this summer, from beautiful buildings to historic sites to public spaces.
Here are more than a dozen places that presidents have visited in Philadelphia over this country's history, from the tavern where George Washington used to sit back with a drink to the historic hotel where Abraham Lincoln once delivered a speech.
Last week we reported that the once-in-a-blue-moon restoration of the William Penn statue would begin September 14. But we’ve just been informed that Billy’s bath has been postponed. Again.
Back in May, it was revealed that the William Penn statue on top of City Hall was in need of some sprucing up. City officials tell Curbed Philly that the makeover, which could take up to one month, will begin September.
Just because you won't be at the actual convention doesn't mean there won't be anything to do around town. All of these events are DNC-themed and are taking place all week from July 24 to 29.
Up to 50,000 protestors are expected to march in and around Philly during the Democratic National Convention. Here are 15-plus protests, rallies, and marches taking place every day—all mapped.
We've compiled more than a dozen of the most photogenic places in the city, from the mysterious and cool Graffiti Pier to the incredible murals scattered throughout.
It's time for William Penn's latest touch up. In August, the 37-foot-tall statue will be scrubbed down and washed with detergent. His last so-called bath was in 2007.