Come to Philadelphia

We’re sure you’ll enjoy your time in Philadelphia, one of American’s great cities and the second-largest city on the East Coast. We encourage you to stay and experience some of the numerous local attractions. Here is a short guide to help you plan your nonconference activities:

Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were signed. Learn more >>

The Liberty Bell Center, the new home of the Liberty Bell. Learn more >>

Valley Forge National Historical Park, commemorating the site where 2,000 men in George Washington’s army died in the 1777-78 winter while struggling against hunger and disease. Learn more >>

The Franklin Institute, a beloved science museum and also Pennsylvania’s most visited museum. Learn more >>

The National Constitution Center, where displays explore the history of the U.S. Constitution. Learn more >>

Betsy Ross House, the 1740’s home of the seamstress to whom the creation of the American flag has been attributed. Learn more >>

Barnes Foundation, a world-famous collection of French Impressionist and post-Impressionist paintings. Learn more >>

Philadelphia Museum of Art, the third-largest art museum in the country, with impressive collections of Renaissance, Impressionist, American and Modern art. Learn more >>

The Rocky Statue, in honor of Sylvester Stallone’s fictional movie hero Rocky Balboa. The statue is at the base of the “Rocky Steps” at the Philadelphia Art Museum. Learn more >>

Philadelphia offers a great variety of dining options. Learn more >>>

City tours are also available: http://www.visitphilly.com/tours/
For more information on things to see and do in Philadelphia, go to VisitPhilly.com.