The Westin Philadelphia

Dilworth Park on the west side of City Hall is the city's lively centerpiece, with a lush lawn, tree groves, cafe, and fountain, which converts to an ice skating rink in winter.

The Barnes Foundation boasts one of the world’s largest collections of Impressionist, post-Impressionist and early Modern paintings, with extensive holdings by Picasso, Matisse, Cezanne, Renoir and Modigliani as well as important examples of African sculpture.

The Shops at Liberty Place is a magnificent retail complex nestled between the One Liberty Place and Two Liberty Place office towers and connected to The Westin Philadelphia. Located in the heart of the Center City shopping district, The Shops at Liberty Place is one of the finest urban retail centers in the country. You'll find a fabulous tenant mix at The Shops at Liberty Place. We pride ourselves in presenting you with unique-to-the-market shops such as Bloomingdale’s, The Outlet Store, J. Crew, LOFT and Jos. A. Bank, just to name a few, plus timeless favorites such as Express, Bath & Body Works and Victoria's Secret. Philadelphia’s newest attraction, the One Liberty Observation Deck welcomes you to see Philly from the top with beautiful 360 degree views. If it's food you're looking for, look no further! Our delicious food court combines a variety of savory sensations with the convenience of fast food or the relaxation of a sit-down meal.

Rittenhouse Square boasts some of the city’s best shopping and dining options in center city Philadelphia. The ideal place to take a break from the modern distractions of the day, Rittenhouse Square offers a sanctuary of lush trees and green grass. One of William Penn's original five parks, was known as the southwest square until 1825 when it was named for the astronomer-clockmaker, David Rittenhouse (1732-96).

Steps from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, the National Museum of American Jewish History is the only museum anywhere dedicated to chronicling the American Jewish experience.