NEIGHBORHOODS The Gayborhood © PHLcva e Gayborhood/Midt;own Village/ 1 Washingt;on SCU,Jare West; STROLL THROUGH TREE-LINED WASHINGTON SQUARE and the neighborhood's quaint cobblestone side streets during the day for some of Philadelphia's most photogenic views. At night, enjoy prime dining spots and festive bars. DO: Explore the GAYBORHOOD, a historic district denoted by rainbow flags and signs, with restaurants and bars that cater to the LGBTQ+ community. Nearby, PHILADELPHIA'S MAGIC GARDENS is an immersive exhibition of mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar's work. The site covers half a city block and includes indoor and outdoor galleries with sur- faces covered in mosaics made from handmade tiles, international folk art, ceramic shards, found objects, and more. PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL is the nation's first chartered hospital, founded in 1751 by Dr. Thomas Bond and Benjamin Franklin. A recently renovated Pine Building will offer guided tours starting in May 2026, with eight exhibition rooms, including the Historic Library and Surgical Amphitheatre. (Online reservations will be required.) The Clay Studio © couRrEsv oF CLAY sruoro e Nort;hern Libert;ies/Fisht;own • JUST NORTH OF CENTER CITY, these energetic neighborhoods are ' known for their hip music venues, spirited nightlife, gritty charm , and dynamic blend of old industrial architecture and sleek new ' development. ' DO: There's plenty to keep you busy in these diverse districts. Enjoy contemporary sculpture and ceramics exhibits at THE CLAY STUDIO. You can also try classes and workshops such as general pottery, wheel-throwing, or handbuilding. Stop by INLIQUID GALLERY to see work by local and national artists, or join one of its artist talks, tours, or community events. Stroll or bike the DELAWARE RIVER TRAIL for waterfront views, parks, and open green space. If you're feeling lucky, head to RIVERS CASINO along the riverfront for poker, slots, , table games, and live sports betting-then toast your winnings at ' one of the on-site restaurants or bars. ' DINE: Mexican favorites, a scratch kitchen, and handcrafted , cocktails are a draw to SOR YNEZ-as is the large outdoor patio. , Enjoy modern interpretations of German classics as well as a stellar DINE: Come for the pub fare menu and rotating drafts; stay for the ' selection of German and American beers at FRANKFORD HALL, a over-the-top seasonal and holiday decor at CRAFTSMAN ROW SALOON. ' sprawling indoor-outdoor beer garden with communal tables and For a cozier vibe, grab a table at ALPEN ROSE, a modern steakhouse ' a lively atmosphere. Next door, FETTE SAU has an enticing selection with steaks, chops, and dry-aged beef. If you want a non-meat : of barbecue staples like prime beef brisket, pulled pork, and pork alternative, try MONSTER VEGAN for comfort classics with a twist and ' ribs plus craft beer and American whiskey. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ___________ _ retro movies screening throughout the restaurant. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ Many Philadelphia eateries are "BYOB," or Bring Your Own Bottle. If dining at a BYOB, stop by a Fine Wine & Good Spirits to pick up the perfect wine for your meal. 26 2026 OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE • DISCOVERPHL. COM
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