FRANKLIN SQUARE
200 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106 DIRECTIONS
Since 1683
Here’s The Deal:
Franklin Square is one of the open-space parks in Philadelphia. It is located in the Center City area, between North 6th and 7th Streets and between Race Street and the Vine Street Expressway. The park has the Parx Liberty Carousel, the one-of-a-kind Philly Mini Golf course, and the renowned SquareBurger. The park boasts various family-friendly attractions for kids and their parents to enjoy. There are themed miniature golf courses, mini-golf courses, climate-controlled parties, and an event pavilion.
SPECIALTY:
Spirited Pop-Up Gardens and Scenic Running, Biking Trails, Jogging, Shelters, Open Space Area, Trees, Fitness, Walking, Stone Benches, Playground, Bathrooms, Event Conducting Areas, Dragon Games, Meadows, Garden, Picnic Area, Kids Ground, Swings, Cafe, Slides, Carousel, Mini Golf & Fountains
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RITTENHOUSE SQUARE
210 West Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, PA 19103 DIRECTIONS
Since 1683
Here’s The Deal:
Rittenhouse Square is one of the finest urban public parks in Philadelphia. It is a beautiful picnic place that holds many significant events throughout the year. In an environmentally friendly area, the park has many picnic sites, art sculptures, and flower gardens. Adults and kids can take a walk and having fun around the park. Rittenhouse Square is a secure and pleasant area for people to visit for picnics.
SPECIALTY:
Picnic Area, Gardens, Jogging, Landscape, Greeny, and Open Space, Statues, Outdoor Seating, Flowers, Green Space Area, Running, Fitness Areas, Meadow, Historical Monuments, Benches, Sculptures, Shelter, Restaurant, Walking Area, Photo Shoots & Dog Walking
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FAIRMOUNT PARK
Reservoir Drive, Philadelphia, PA 19119 DIRECTIONS
Since 1812
Here’s The Deal:
Fairmount Park is one of the largest municipal parks in Philadelphia. It attracts more than 10 million people. The park boasts astounding examples of public art scattered throughout the grounds, including sculptures by masters including Cyrus E. Dallin, Randolph Rogers, and Augustus Saint-Gaudens. The park houses miles of trails for off-road cycling, horseback riding, and deep-woods hiking. At Fairmount Park, picnic facilities are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The park is open year-round, and entry is free for everyone.
SPECIALTY:
Slides, Horticulture Center, Kids Playground, Mann Center for the Performing Arts, Concourse Lake, Swings, Swimming Pools, Museum, Walking Area, Shofuso Japanese House, and Garden, Picnic Sites, Playgrounds, Zoo, Wooden Bench, Pond, Greeny Areas & Shelters