Loews Philadelphia Hotel

260 South Broad Street, (215) 893-1999
Located on Avenue of the Arts, this vibrant venue hosts symphonies, orchestras and tributes to local artists.

1729 Mount Vernon Street, (215) 685-0754
A 2-hour tour that admires the lively murals in and around Philadelphia’s metro area. Tours are only offered Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11am and leave from the Independence Visitors Center.

5201 Parkside Avenue, (215) 893-1999
The Mann Center for the Performing Arts is the region's only nonprofit outdoor cultural arts center offering a diverse season of world-class entertainment.

701 Arch St., (215) 574-0380
This museum houses one of the most significant collections of African-American history and culture in Pennsylvania.

22nd St & Ben Franklin Pkwy., (215) 763-8100
Considered the greatest collection of Auguste Rodin sculptures outside of Paris.

20th St & Ben Franklin Pkwy., (215) 448-1200
The most recognizable part of The Franklin Institute to the public is The Franklin Institute Science Museum. The spirit of inquiry and discovery embodied by Benjamin Franklin Institute is to inspire an understanding of and passion for science and Technology learning.

1900 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy., (215) 299-1000
Founded in 1812, this is the oldest continuously operating scientific research exhibit in the Western Hemisphere, featuring plenty of dinosaurs sure to delight fans of all ages.

Broad and Locust Streets, (215) 893-1999
Home to the Opera Company of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Ballet and Broadway at the Academy.