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PHILADELPHIAPROFESSIONAL PLANNERS GUIDE

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Philadelphia Convention& Visitors Bureau

Official Publication of the

ARRIVE4 TOP FIVE REASONS TO MEET IN PHILADELPHIA

6 PHILADELPHIA 101 Your key to discovering the city.

8 2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Your seasonal guide to Philadelphia’s hottest events.

MEETINGS & CONVENTIONS10 THE PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER

A premier venue for your next convention or trade show.

14 AWARD-WINNING SALES & SERVICES Our team will ensure you get the most out of your investment.

15 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIVISIONS Unique expertise and experience to help increase attendance and grow sponsorship opportunities.

18 DYNAMIC PHILADELPHIA The city is constantly evolving with new developments and spirited enhancements.

ACCOMMODATIONS 22 HOTEL BOOM A look at new hotels coming to Philadelphia.

23 ACCOMMODATIONS

SPECIAL EVENT VENUES 40 CREATIVITY COUNTS Innovative event and meeting venues.

41 SPECIAL EVENT VENUES

DINING 64 KITCHEN STARS Meet the city’s award-winning chefs and restaurateurs.

66 RESTAURANTS

AROUND TOWN 74 CHECK IT OUT There’s plenty for attendees to do and see in Philadelphia

with an hour, half day or full day free.

76 SIGHTSEEING & ATTRACTIONS

85 TOURS

87 SHOPPING

91 ENTERTAINMENT

95 SPORTS

96 VISITOR SERVICES

PLANNING RESOURCES98 CONVENTION SERVICES

107 TRANSPORTATION

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Official Publication of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau

1601 Market Street, Suite 200Philadelphia, PA 19103Phone: 215-636-3300

marketing@discoverPHL.com

Chairman Nick DeBenedictisPresident & CEO Julie Coker Graham

Chief Administrative Officer Angela Val Senior Vice President, Convention Division

Rick StaubVice President of Finance

Arthur AyersVice President, Sales

Tim HaggertyExecutive Director,

Marketing & Communications Martha Falcon

Director of Communications Alethia Calbeck

Director of MarketingDenise Desatnick

Content Manager Robin Bloom

Vice President, Membership & Special EventsJennifer Roberts

Senior Manager, Membership Sales Maryann DeStefano

Membership Services Managers Alexandra DuFrayne McKenna, Monique Lau

Vice President, Convention Services Philomena Petro, CMP

Executive Director, PHL Diversity Greg DeShields

Executive Director, PHL Life Sciences Bonnie Grant

Executive Director, PHL Sports Larry Needle

Executive Chairman D. Herbert LipsonChairman/CEO David H. Lipson

Publisher Ashley Patterson

Editorial Director Anne TaulaneArt Director Anne Bigler

Senior Content Editor Nikki Volpicelli Editorial Assistant Margaret McNamara

Associate Publisher Eileen AdelsbergerPHLCVB, Ad Sales & Marketing Meghan Cima

Account Coordinator Shaun Luberski

Director, Integrated Marketing Jenn Santee Associate, Integrated Marketing Susan Venema

Senior Art Director, Marketing Brandon McArdle

Production/Prepress Director Deborah CassellPrepress Supervisor Barbara Stone

Production Artist and Designer Leticia R. Albano Production Artist Joshua Neal

Production Coordinator Lauren Molino

Circulation Manager John O’Brien

Chief Financial Officer Kathy O’Dea Director of Information Technology

Daniel Shimberg

The Philadelphia Professional Planners Guide is a publication of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau, ©2018. No portion

of this publication may be stored in a retrieval system, transmitted or reproduced in any way without the express written

permission of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau. Information in this publication was accurate as of December 2016 and is subject to change. The Philadelphia Convention & Visitors

Bureau (PHLCVB) and Metrocorp make no endorsement, representation or warranty regarding any goods or services

advertised or listed in this publication.

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Julie Coker GrahamPresident & CEO

Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau

Jim Kenney Mayor

City of Philadelphia

T O P 5 R E A S O N S T O M E E T I N P H I L A D E L P H I A

1. E X P E R IE N C E We’ve hosted monumental events such as the World Meeting of Families Congress in 2015, which brought Pope Francis to Philadelphia, the Democratic National Convention in 2016 and the NFL Draft in 2017. Our experienced sales and services teams—including specialty divisions—have a proven record of exceeding attendance goals and crafting amazing events.

2. V IB R A N T C I T Y Philadelphia’s history, architecture, public art and bustling street life make it the perfect backdrop for any event. America’s birthplace is home to iconic, unmatched historical attractions, an award-winning dining scene, world-renowned arts and cultural institutions and tax-free shopping.

3. L O C AT I O N / WA L K A B IL I T Y Philadelphia’s location in the center of the Northeast Corridor makes it extremely easy for attendees to travel here. One of the most walkable cities in the country, the City of Brotherly Love has everything attendees need within walking distance of hotels and meeting spaces.

4. FA C IL I T IE S Philadelphia has unique special event venues for meetings of all types and sizes. The Pennsylvania Convention Center, a SMG-managed and LEED-certified facility, features 1 million square feet of saleable space and the largest ballroom on the East Coast (55,408 square feet).

5. A C C O M M O D AT I O N S Philadelphia has one of the most compact housing packages in the country with more than 9,000 hotel rooms within a 10-minute walk of the Pennsylvania Convention Center. There are 40 hotel brands in the city, ranging from small boutiques to big names.

The PHLCVB has a dedicated team of meeting professionals ready to partner with you on your next, most successful event. Contact us today.

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Independence Visitor Center in Independence National Historical Park

Your key to discovering the cityPHILADELPHIA 101

VISITOR CENTERS Philadelphia offers four official visitor centers located throughout the city.

Independence Visitor Center6th and Market streets (GPS Location: 599 Market Street)As the official welcome center of the region and gateway to Independence National Historical Park, the Independence Visitor Center is the exclusive location to pick up free timed tickets to tour Independence Hall. Multilingual Visitor Services Representatives are available to assist with any trip-planning needs, including on-site ticketing for more than 100 tours and attractions. Stop in for other FREE amenities, including regional maps and brochures, historical films, cell phone charging stations and WiFi access.PHLvisitorcenter.com, 800-537-7676 Open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (June to August until 7 p.m.)

City Hall Visitor Center Philadelphia City Hall, Room 121(Broad and Market streets)Located in the true center of Philadelphia, the City Hall Visitor Center allows visitors to experience one of the city’s most iconic buildings. Knowledgeable Visitor Services Representatives offer visitor essentials including maps, brochures, souvenirs and trip itineraries and on-site ticketing

to more than 100 tours and attractions. Tickets for interior and tower tours are available for purchase here or online. PHLvisitorcenter.com/cityhall 215-686-2840Open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Select Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Fairmount Park Welcome Center at LOVE Park 16th Street and JFK Boulevard(LOVE Park) Please note: This location in famous LOVE Park is undergoing renovations and will reopen late 2018. Visitors in the area are encouraged to utilize the City Hall Visitor Center, located across the street in City Hall’s Room 121, East Portal. PHLvisitorcenter.com/lovepark

Sister Cities Park Visitor Center 18th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway Sister Cities Park Visitor Center is a great starting point to the mile-long stretch of museums and top attractions that give life to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Visitors can purchase tickets here for many of the impressive institutions located right outside its doors. PHLvisitorcenter.com/sistercitiespark 267-514-4760 Open seasonally, May to October

Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau (PHLCVB) is the official tourism promotion

agency for the city of Philadelphia globally and the primary sales and

marketing agency for the Pennsylvania Convention Center. meetPHL.com | 215-636-3300

Pennsylvania Convention Center paconvention.com | 215-418-4700

1101 Arch Street

Phil ly 3-1-1 Use this hotline (must be dialed

from a 215 area code) for directory assistance, special event updates

and city services.

Greater Philadelphia Hotel Association

gpha.us

Phil ly Fun Guide phil lyfunguide.com

In the Know

RESOURCES

PHILLY PHLASHThis seasonal transit

program is managed by the Independence Visitor Center. It provides convenient and affordable connections to 22 stops located near popular tourist attractions throughout Philadelphia. With daily service over the summer and holidays, and weekend service September through November, the PHLASH makes it easy for visitors to navigate the city, for only $2/ride or $5/day. PhillyPHLASH.com | 800-537-7676

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F R O M T H E A I R P O R T SEPTA’s Airport Line leaves every 30 minutes, and a one-way fare is $6.75. Or, take a 25-minute taxi ride, which has a flat rate of $28.50 to Center City, or an Uber. For maps and more information, visit discoverphl.org/visit/basics.

P A R K I N G There are more than 40 parking lots and garages plus metered street parking (read signs carefully for parking hours) in Center City. To pay for metered parking, you can use a variety of payment methods (including

credit cards) at one of the green kiosks, which will issue a printed ticket for you to place inside your windshield. philapark.org

S E P TA The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority’s bus, rail, trolley and subway lines offer an easy, economical way to access the Pennsylvania Convention Center and get around the city and the region. Grab a one day individual Independence Pass for $13 for unlimited travel on all SEPTA modes of transportation for a full day. septa.org

ESTA PROGRAM Any visitors from Visa Waiver Program countries must apply for permission to enter the U.S. at least

72 hours in advance and every two years. Thereafter, the Department of Homeland Security charges $14 USD through the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) to complete the process. esta.us

CITIZEN DIPLOMACY INTERNATIONAL — PHILADELPHIA (CDI) is an international relations

organization and the “door” to the greater Philadelphia community for guests of the U.S. government as well as individuals and corporations seeking professional connections to the people and institutions in the region. cdiphila.org/visitor_programs 1515 Arch Street, 12th Floor | 215-683-0999 | 215-683-0998 (fax)

CURRENCY EXCHANGE Currency may be exchanged at the Philadelphia International Airport and at several bank branches

including Wells Fargo, PNC Bank, TD Bank and Citizens Bank.

Pick up a Philadelphia International Visitors Guide, available in Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian, French,

Japanese and Chinese at the Philadelphia International Airport, visitor centers and hotels, or find them online at

discoverPHL.com/internationalguide. Helpful resources for international travelers include:

APPROXIMATE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT TIMES

DISCOUNT SIGHTSEEING PASSESAvailable for purchase at the Independence Visitor Center

TRAIN TIMES FROM PHILADELPHIA TO:Baltimore 1 hrBoston 6.25 hrNew York City 1.5 hrWashington, D.C. 2 hr

DRIVING FROM PHILADELPHIA TO:Atlantic City 1 hr (61 mi/98 km)Baltimore 2 hr (100 mi/161 km)Boston 6 hr (307 mi/494 km)Montreal 8 hr (450 mi/724 km)New York City 2 hr (100 mi/161 km)Niagara Falls 7 hr (400 mi/640 km)Washington, D.C. 2 hr, 45 min (133 mi/214 km)

TRANSLATION SERVICES FOR BUSINESS TRAVELERS

Amsterdam 8 hoursAthens 10 hoursBarcelona 10 hoursBudapest 10 hoursDoha 12.5 hoursDublin 7 hoursFrankfurt 8 hoursGlasgow 9.5 hoursLisbon 7.5 hoursLondon 7.5 hoursMadrid 8 hours

Manchester 7.5 hoursMontreal 1 hoursMunich 9 hourParis 8 hoursPrague 9.5 hoursReykjavík 9 hoursRome 9 hoursShannon 9.5 hoursToronto 1.5 hoursVenice 9 hoursZurich 8.5 hours

INTERNAT IONAL ESSENTIALS TRANSPORTATION

TRAVEL TIMES

American Language Services 267-773-9237 | ALSGlobal.net

Cetra Language Solutions 215-635-7090 | cetra.com

Deaf-Hearing Communication Centre, Inc. 610-604-0454 | dhcc.org

Global Arena 215-735-1055 | globalarena.com

International Simultaneous Interpreters 610-649-8181 | inter-pret.org

MTM Linguasoft 215-729-6765 MTMlinguasoft.com

For more international essentials, visit discoverPHL.com/international/essentials.

THE SIGHTSEEING PASSsightseeingpass.com212-445-7520 Purchase passes to three, four, five or seven attractions and only pay for what you need. Passes are valid for seven consecutive days.

PHILADELPHIA CITYPASS CityPASS.com/philadelphia888-330-5008 Save 44 percent or more at four top attractions with Philadelphia CityPASS. Net rates available to qualifying travel trade.

THE PHILADELPHIA PASSphiladelphiapass.com212-977-7732 The Philadelphia Pass includes admission to more than 30 attractions, including the National Constitution Center, Big Bus Tours, Franklin Institute, One Liberty Observation Deck, Philadelphia Zoo and more!

For additional ways to see the sights for less, visit meetPHL.com/deals.

Your seasonal guide to Philadelphia’s hottest events. For a complete list of events, visit meetPHL.com/events.

2018 CALENDAR 0F EVENTS

Jan. 1 New Year’s Day Parade & Mummers Fancy Brigade Finale fancybrigade.com

Jan. 27 - Feb. 4 Philadelphia Auto Show phillyautoshow.com

March 3–11 Philadelphia Flower Show theflowershow.com

April 7-15 Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival japanphilly.org, subarucherryblossom.org

May 11 & 12Dad Vail Regatta dadvail.org

May 19 & 20 The South 9th Street Italian Market Festival italianmarketfestival.com

April 20-28 Philadelphia Science Festival philasciencefestival.org

June 1-10 Philly Beer Week phillybeerweek.org

July 4 Wawa Welcome America! welcomeamerica.com

Nov. 226ABC/Dunkin’ Donuts Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade 6abc.com

September 6-22FringeArts Fringe Festival fringearts.com

Sept. 20-30 Opera Philadelphia’s O18 Festival operaphila.org

November–December Philadelphia Christmas Village philachristmas.com

OctoberHarry Potter Festival chestnuthillpa.com

September - NovemberTerror Behind the Walls easternstate.org/halloween

Nov. 16 - 18 Philadelphia Marathon Race Weekend philadelphiamarathon.com

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June 10 Odunde Festival odundefestival.org

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Jan. 14 - 26 Center City District Restaurant Week centercityphila.org

Dec. 31 SugarHouse New Year’s Eve Fireworks on the Waterfront delawareriverwaterfront.com

MEETINGS & CONVENTIONS

Pennsylvania Convention Center • Sales and Services • Business Development Divisions & more

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Located in the heart of downtown Philadelphia is the grand Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC), an architectural beauty and LEED-certified facility. The Center is

the 14th-largest freestanding facility in the nation and has the capacity to host larger trade shows or two conventions simultaneously. Recent customer-focused advancements at the Center include an updated energy-management system, improved ADA accessibility, nursing stations and relief stations for service dogs. Accessible public transportation, superior hospitality and historic attractions are all within walking distance.

Under the expert management of SMG, the PCC gives exhibitors freedom to set up their own booths up to 600 square feet and works collaboratively with its four partner trade unions to offer a customer-friendly show floor.

There are plenty of sprawling balconies and beautiful terraces with unmatched views of Center City. Attendees can rely on technical support, WiFi connectivity and digital signage inside the PCC to make any event interactive and user-friendly. The Convention Center also takes pride in its environmental commitments: earning a LEED Gold certification thanks to initiatives around air quality, waste minimization, energy efficiency and water conservation in the expanded area.

No matter the size of your next Philadelphia event, hosting your meeting or convention at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, with its hotel-like amenities, award-winning services and stellar customer service, will deliver savings and efficiencies.

Number of Halls 7

Exhibit Hall Space 679,000 sq. ft.

Main Level 528,000 sq. ft.contiguous

Street Level 151,000 sq. ft.

Ballroom Space 86,920 sq. ft.

Ballroom AB 31,512 sq. ft.

Terrace Ballroom 55,408 sq. ft.

Grand Hall 34,960 sq. ft.

Broad Street Atrium 23,400 sq. ft.

Meeting Rooms(Total square footage)

82(240,542 sq. ft.)

TOTAL More than 1 million sq. ft.

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The in-house technology team, PCC Show Services, provides solutions for your next event that save time and money, offer new revenue opportunities and improve the overall attendee experience.

SERVICES INCLUDE:• In-house audio/visual services that provide state-of-the-art house sound,

lighting and video options.• HD digital signage throughout the building.

• High-speed/high-density 802.1 AC Xirrus wireless access points,CAT6 and fiber drops supporting multiple VLANS running on 10GB Cisco backbone for show networks, registration, internet cafes andvideo distribution.

• Free WiFi service in public concourses. WiFi is also available in theGrand Hall, ballrooms and meeting rooms.

• Mobile-device charging stations.

T E C H S O L U T I O N S

The team at the Pennsylvania Convention Center will partner with you and your suppliers to ensure prompt and attentive service, with one point of contact to assist you from beginning to end.

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS OUR PRIORITY

For more information on PCC work rules, turn to page 13.

ACCESSIBLE AND FRIENDLYThe PCC provides accessibility options including:• Scooter and wheelchair rentals through

Scootaround• Interpreters• Braille or large-print materials• Assisted-listening systems

QUALITY FOOD SERVICEFrom a simple coffee break to a spectacular gala event, PCC Culinary Services by Aramark/SFS draws on its international experience to meet any custom menu needs and exceed customers’ expectations. Whether you’re planning a meeting for 25 or a convention for 30,000, the expertise of PCC Culinary Services by Aramark/SFS in both traditional and innovative cuisines will suit your taste and your budget.

SUSTAINABILITYThe PCC is committed to reducing the environmental impact of its operations through the following initiatives, including a “Green Team” that complements its sustainability programs:• Waste Diversion: Single stream and pallet recycling is offered, along with composting at the client’s request. PCC Food & Beverage Operations utilize an organic waste decomposition machine for food waste.• Event Sustainability Tracking Reports: Event tracking reports for waste diversion and utilities are available and customized based on the customer’s goals.• Recyclable Event Products: In planning your event, suggested products include those that reduce landfill volume such as corrugated cardboard signage, badge recycling, electronic event programs and reusable conference bags. The PCC also provides Construction and Demolition (C&D) recycling, which is ideal for booth material, furniture, plastics, metals, wood, pallets, carpets, foam board and padding. PCC staff works with event managers on leftover materials suitable for donation.

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Within your 600-square foot booth area or show space, full-time employees of the Exhibiting Company(As long as there is Not an EAC Contracted for the Booth set up/Dismantle)have the freedom to set up and tear down your display, hang graphics and signage, and install floor coverings and non-rented AV equipment including tablets for non-public use.

Place, move, and remove your own easels, signs and poster board materials.

Open boxes, stock shelves, set up, plug in, hang up, and freely distribute your

non-bulk products/literature within your booth or show space.

Drive your non-commercial vehicle to a designated area to unload.

Use your own dollies, luggage carriers, non-hydraulic carts, and two-to-four- wheel handtrucks.

Progressive work rules and streamlined services provide our customers with just the right amount of flexibility and independence they need, resulting in greater cost efficiencies and a better overall customer experience.

PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER

NEW EXHIBITOR WORK RULES

Use your own power tools and ladders (up to 6 feet) to set up and tear down exhibits.

SMG Contractor Services can be reached at 215 - 418 - 2032

Within your 600-square foot booth area or show space, full-time employees of the Exhibiting Company(As long as there is Not an EAC Contracted for the Booth set up/Dismantle)have the freedom to set up and tear down your display, hang graphics and signage, and install floor coverings and non-rented AV equipment including tablets for non-public use.

Place, move, and remove your own easels, signs and poster board materials.

Open boxes, stock shelves, set up, plug in, hang up, and freely distribute your

non-bulk products/literature within your booth or show space.

Drive your non-commercial vehicle to a designated area to unload.

Use your own dollies, luggage carriers, non-hydraulic carts, and two-to-four- wheel handtrucks.

Progressive work rules and streamlined services provide our customers with just the right amount of flexibility and independence they need, resulting in greater cost efficiencies and a better overall customer experience.

PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER

NEW EXHIBITOR WORK RULES

Use your own power tools and ladders (up to 6 feet) to set up and tear down exhibits.

SMG Contractor Services can be reached at 215 - 418 - 2032

Within your 600-square foot booth area or show space, full-time employees of the Exhibiting Company(As long as there is Not an EAC Contracted for the Booth set up/Dismantle)have the freedom to set up and tear down your display, hang graphics and signage, and install floor coverings and non-rented AV equipment including tablets for non-public use.

Place, move, and remove your own easels, signs and poster board materials.

Open boxes, stock shelves, set up, plug in, hang up, and freely distribute your

non-bulk products/literature within your booth or show space.

Drive your non-commercial vehicle to a designated area to unload.

Use your own dollies, luggage carriers, non-hydraulic carts, and two-to-four- wheel handtrucks.

Progressive work rules and streamlined services provide our customers with just the right amount of flexibility and independence they need, resulting in greater cost efficiencies and a better overall customer experience.

PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER

NEW EXHIBITOR WORK RULES

Use your own power tools and ladders (up to 6 feet) to set up and tear down exhibits.

SMG Contractor Services can be reached at 215 - 418 - 2032

PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER

EXHIBITOR WORK RULESProgressive work rules and streamlined services provide our customers with just the right amount of flexibility and independence they need, resulting in greater cost efficiencies and a better overall customer experience.

Within your 600-square foot booth area or show space, full-time employees of the Exhibiting Company(As long as there is Not an EAC Contracted for the Booth set up/Dismantle)have the freedom to set up and tear down your display, hang graphics and signage, and install floor coverings and non-rented AV equipment including tablets for non-public use.

Place, move, and remove your own easels, signs and poster board materials.

Open boxes, stock shelves, set up, plug in, hang up, and freely distribute your

non-bulk products/literature within your booth or show space.

Drive your non-commercial vehicle to a designated area to unload.

Use your own dollies, luggage carriers, non-hydraulic carts, and two-to-four- wheel handtrucks.

Progressive work rules and streamlined services provide our customers with just the right amount of flexibility and independence they need, resulting in greater cost efficiencies and a better overall customer experience.

PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER

NEW EXHIBITOR WORK RULES

Use your own power tools and ladders (up to 6 feet) to set up and tear down exhibits.

SMG Contractor Services can be reached at 215 - 418 - 2032

Within your 600-square foot booth area or show space, full-time employees of the Exhibiting Company(As long as there is Not an EAC Contracted for the Booth set up/Dismantle)have the freedom to set up and tear down your display, hang graphics and signage, and install floor coverings and non-rented AV equipment including tablets for non-public use.

Place, move, and remove your own easels, signs and poster board materials.

Open boxes, stock shelves, set up, plug in, hang up, and freely distribute your

non-bulk products/literature within your booth or show space.

Drive your non-commercial vehicle to a designated area to unload.

Use your own dollies, luggage carriers, non-hydraulic carts, and two-to-four- wheel handtrucks.

Progressive work rules and streamlined services provide our customers with just the right amount of flexibility and independence they need, resulting in greater cost efficiencies and a better overall customer experience.

PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER

NEW EXHIBITOR WORK RULES

Use your own power tools and ladders (up to 6 feet) to set up and tear down exhibits.

SMG Contractor Services can be reached at 215 - 418 - 2032

» Articles and fact sheets, including pre-written stories and Philadelphia facts that you can use in your promotional materials and on your website.

» Social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram, to give your attendees ideas of what to see and do in Philadelphia during their free time.

» Public relations support to alert the Philadelphia-area media and stakeholders about your event, including media counseling, as well as assistance with news releases/media alerts and press conferences. Assist with local media list development and calendar listings for public events.

» Destination collateral and videos to help attendees decidewhat to see and do while they’re here,including B-roll that can be used to create a video promoting your meeting and streaming video that highlights reasons why Philadelphia is a great place for meetings.

» Translated guides and online content to educate and welcome international attendees.

W E L C O M I N G Y O U R G U E S T S *Your attendees are our guests and we strive to help you give them unforgettable Philadelphia experiences, including:

• Our Citywide Welcome Program, which includes customized banners, welcome buttons, airport welcome messaging and complimentary on-site concierge service to help attendees plan their free time.

• Information about how to request City Proclamations and Ceremonial Documentation to be presented during your conference.

• Special promotions and deals from PHLCVB members atdiscoverPHL.com/deals.

*Some components require minimum room block numbers

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AWARD-WINNING SALES & SERVICESThe Sales and Services team at the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Pennsylvania Convention Center have decades of combined experience to ensure you get the most out of your investment.

START WITH OUR WEBSITE You'll find up-to-date information and tools centralized on our website, meetPHL.com.

• Online RFP (meetPHL.com/rfp) Complete this simple online form outlining your group’s needs, and itwill be immediately uploaded and directed to the team member who serves your market.

• Digital Services Kit (meetPHL.com/dsk) A one-stop shop for open-source promotional tools and more.

AT T E N D A N C E B U I L D I N G A N D E V E N T P R O M O T I O N *Our goal is your goal: to provide the largest return on investment for your meeting or convention. To do that, we provide extensive attendance-building and event-promotion tools, including:

• Digital communications: » Customizable HTML templates

with space for your own messaging and logo.

» Data-mining services to locate and communicate with potential attendees within a 200-mile radius of Philadelphia.

» Customized micro-sites featuring your messaging and logo along with exhibitor information and Philadelphia-specific content.

» Targeted telemarketing to connect with potential attendees and spread the word about your event.

CUSTOMER SAL ES & S ERV ICES S UPPO RTFrom the moment your meeting is booked, our team is here

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Philadelphia is not only the birthplace of America, but also of American medicine. Home to the nation’s first hospital, medical school, children’s hospital, college of pharmacy and medical library, Philadelphia is steeped in science history. PHL Life Sciences is the first and only division in the country focused on life sciences meetings.

Philadelphia continues to make history as a city of education and innovation. We have hosted at least 32 of HCEA’s “Top 50” Medical Meetings in the U.S., often breaking attendance records. Recognized by the Brookings Institute as a top “Knowledge Capital” in the U.S. and Europe, Philadelphia has: • 7 medical schools• 22 nursing schools• 2 dental schools• 2 colleges of pharmacy• A veterinary school• A school of optometry• A podiatry school• Allied health schools• Close to 100 hospitals • More than 100 colleges and

universities.

For more information, call 215-636-4410 or visit PHLLifeSciences.com.

The Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau has three Business Development Divisions includingPHL Life Sciences, PHL Diversity and PHL Sports. The divisions work seamlessly with the PHLCVB

Sales and Services team to provide access to local industry experts, speakers, venues and regional attractions. Each has an advisory board that can connect your group to local diverse businesses and networks that can help increase visibility, strengthen your programming and boost attendance. Each of the Divisions can assist with:

• Providing connections to the region’s large community of experts and professionals, many of whom can also serve as speakers and panelists

• Making introductions to potential partners and sponsor prospects who can enhance your meeting experience• Disseminating your breaking news within the country’s fourth-largest media market• Helping attendees feel welcome by providing display banners on major streets,

customized websites and special promotions• Acting as a hotel liaison and aiding in venue selection• Providing advice on event marketing and consulting

With a thriving minority business community, one of the country’s oldest and largest “Gayborhoods” and vibrant African American, Latino, Native American and Asian communities, Philadelphia is the perfect place to host a diverse meeting or conference.

Thirty years ago, the PHLCVB became first CVB in the country to establish a division to promote Philadelphia as an inclusive destination for diverse events, conventions and visitors. PHL Diversity leads the charge in hospitality inclusion efforts and connects meeting and convention planners with the region’s diverse community to ensure successful events.

PHL Diversity has assisted many national organizations in booking events in Philadelphia, including:• Asian American Journalists

Association• Out & Equal Workplace Advocates• Prospanica - The Association of

Hispanic Professionals• The National Black MBA

Association• The National LGBTQ Task Forces

For more information, call 215-636-4433 or visit PHLdiversity.com.

PHLCVB BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIVISIONSCONNECTING YOU TO PHILADELPHIA

For 30 years, PHL Sports has been attracting major sporting events and conventions on behalf of Philadelphia. Home to seven professional sports teams, nearly 100 collegiate institutions and countless additional sports organizations, Philadelphia is a championship city and a metropolis for premier sporting event activity. The region has played host to some of the country’s biggest special events in recent years, including: • The Army-Navy Game• The NFL Draft• U.S. Open (golf)• X Games • NCAA Championships

in basketball, wrestling, lacrosse, icehockey and soccer

• Olympic trials in table tennis and gymnastics

• Major international sports conferences and summits.

When it comes to planning sports activities, PHL Sports has the experience and access to a variety of facilities to meet the needs of any sporting event.

For more information, call 215-636-3413 or visit PHLsports.com.

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MAKE ROOMWith more than 30,000 hotel rooms in the region at every price point, including more than 10,000 within a 15-minute walk of the Pennsylvania Convention Center, your attendees have an endless choice of affordable, convenient and comfortable accommodations.

7 MINUTE DRIVEHotel Rooms

Sheraton Philadelphia University City 332

The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel 245

Study at University City 212

Homewood Suites by Hilton University City 136

AKA University City 133

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 7-MINUTE DRIVE 13,503

16-25 MINUTE WALKHotel Rooms

Sheraton Hotel Philadelphia Society Hill 364

Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing 350

Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia Penn’s Landing 184

Penn’s View Inn 51

Best Western Independence Plus 36

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 25-MINUTE WALK 12,445

4 MINUTE WALKHotel Rooms

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown 1,408

Philadelphia 201 Hotel 757

Loews Philadelphia Hotel 581

Courtyard by Marriott, Philadelphia Downtown 499

Element Hotel (Opening Q1, 2019) 460

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Philadelphia 301

W Hotel (Opening Q1, 2019) 295

Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Center City 291

Hilton Garden Inn - Philadelphia Center City 279

Hampton Inn Convention Center 250

Home2 Suites Philadelphia Center City 248

Le Méridien Philadelphia 202

Aloft Hotel 179

Mainstay/Ascend Hotel (Opening May 2018) 118

Best Western Philadelphia 107

Four Points by Sheraton - Philadelphia Center City 92

Sleep Inn Center City 42

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 4-MINUTE WALK 6,109

With more than 30,000 hotel rooms in the region at every price point,including more than 10,000 within a 15-minute walk of the PennsylvaniaConvention Center, your attendees have an endless choice of affordable,convenient and comfortable accommodations.

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10 MINUTE DRIVEHotel Rooms

Courtyard Philadelphia City Avenue 333

Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue 207

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 10-MINUTE DRIVE 14,043

5-10 MINUTE WALKHotel Rooms

DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Center City 481

Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square 439

The Logan Philadelphia 391

Sofitel Hotel 306

The Westin Philadelphia 294

Embassy Suites Hotel Philadelphia - Center City 288

Hotel Palomar 230

Cambria Hotel & Suites (Opening April 2018) 222

Four Seasons (Opening Fall 2018) 219

The Windsor Suites 195

Hyatt at the Bellevue 172

Holiday Inn Express Midtown 168

Fairfield Inn & Suites Philadelphia Downtown (Opening Q1, 2018) 119

The Inn at the Union League of Philadelphia 84

AKA Rittenhouse Square 78

Rodeway Inn 44

The Independent Hotel 24

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 10-MINUTE WALK 9,863

11-15 MINUTE WALKHotel Rooms

Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District 364

Centric Hotel by Hyatt (Opening December 2019) 310

The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square 301

Hotel Monaco Philadelphia 268

The Franklin Hotel at Independence Park 150

The Rittenhouse 118

Alexander Inn 48

Rittenhouse 1715, A Boutique Hotel 23

Morris House Hotel 15

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 15-MINUTE WALK 11,460

7 MINUTE DRIVEHotel Rooms

Sheraton Philadelphia University City 332

The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel 245

Study at University City 212

Homewood Suites by Hilton University City 136

AKA University City 133

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 7-MINUTE DRIVE 13,503

16-25 MINUTE WALKHotel Rooms

Sheraton Hotel Philadelphia Society Hill 364

Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing 350

Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia Penn’s Landing 184

Penn’s View Inn 51

Best Western Independence Plus 36

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 25-MINUTE WALK 12,445

4 MINUTE WALKHotel Rooms

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown 1,408

Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Hotel 757

Loews Philadelphia Hotel 581

Courtyard by Marriott, Philadelphia Downtown 499

Element Hotel (Opening Q1, 2019) 460

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Philadelphia 301

W Hotel (Opening Q1, 2019) 295

Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Center City 291

Hilton Garden Inn - Philadelphia Center City 279

Hampton Inn Convention Center 250

Home2 Suites Philadelphia Center City 248

Le Méridien Philadelphia 202

Aloft Hotel 179

Mainstay/Ascend Hotel (Opening May 2018) 118

Best Western Philadelphia 107

Four Points by Sheraton - Philadelphia Center City 92

Sleep Inn Center City 42

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 4-MINUTE WALK 6,109

With more than 30,000 hotel rooms in the region at every price point,including more than 10,000 within a 15-minute walk of the PennsylvaniaConvention Center, your attendees have an endless choice of affordable,convenient and comfortable accommodations.

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10 MINUTE DRIVEHotel Rooms

Courtyard Philadelphia City Avenue 333

Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue 207

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 10-MINUTE DRIVE 14,043

5-10 MINUTE WALKHotel Rooms

DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Center City 481

Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square 439

The Logan Philadelphia 391

Sofitel Hotel 306

The Westin Philadelphia 294

Embassy Suites Hotel Philadelphia - Center City 288

Hotel Palomar 230

Cambria Hotel & Suites (Opening April 2018) 222

Four Seasons (Opening Fall 2018) 219

The Windsor Suites 195

Hyatt at the Bellevue 172

Holiday Inn Express Midtown 168

Fairfield Inn & Suites Philadelphia Downtown (Opening Q1, 2018) 119

The Inn at the Union League of Philadelphia 84

AKA Rittenhouse Square 78

Rodeway Inn 44

The Independent Hotel 24

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 10-MINUTE WALK 9,863

11-15 MINUTE WALKHotel Rooms

Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District 364

Centric Hotel by Hyatt (Opening December 2019) 310

The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square 301

Hotel Monaco Philadelphia 268

The Franklin Hotel at Independence Park 150

The Rittenhouse 118

Alexander Inn 48

Rittenhouse 1715, A Boutique Hotel 23

Morris House Hotel 15

TOTAL ROOMS WITHIN A 15-MINUTE WALK 11,460

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Much of the growth taking place in the city surrounds the Pennsylvania Convention Center itself. Taking up residence in the former Gallery at Market East is Fashion District Philadelphia, a mix of retail, dining and entertainment scheduled to open in 2018. Spanning three blocks, the shopping center will include national retailers as well as a dine-in movie theater with reclining seats. Adding to the Market Street redevelopment is East Market, a distinctive, mixed-use space with retailers and restaurants. By Independence Mall, the historic Bourse, which served as an exchange building from 1891 to 1960, will turn into The Bourse Marketplace, a trendy food court with ethnic fare prepared by local chefs, scheduled to open in summer 2018.

An impressive new addition to the historic district is the Museum of the American Revolution, which has become one of Philadelphia’s most sought-after event venues. Opened in 2017, the impressive museum tells the remarkable story of America’s founding with original artifacts in immersive settings. Located two blocks from the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, the 118,000-square-foot museum offers six event spaces with additional outdoor space. The Rotunda handles up to 350 guests for a reception, and the theater is ideal for presentations and speeches and seats 171.

APROGRESSIVE CITY FILLED WITH HISTORY AND INNOVATION, PHILADELPHIA is constantly evolving with new development and spirited enhancements. The Pennsylvania Convention Center—with more than 1 million square feet of saleable space and the largest ballroom on the East Coast (55,408 square feet)—offers flexible space that combines historic preservation and architectural innovation. The facility is centrally located with direct access to Philadelphia’s public bus system, subways, regional rail and taxis, so getting around is easy.

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Philadelphia’s skyline will be transformed with the completion of the Comcast Technology Center in 2018, slated to be the tallest building in Pennsylvania. The vertical innovation hub will not only house Comcast but also a Four Seasons hotel on its top floors. Overall, new hotel construction in Philadelphia through early 2019 will lead to a 20 percent increase in room inventory. (For a list of new hotels, turn to page 22).

The Viaduct Rail Park, an abandoned rail yard turned public space, is set to open in spring 2018. Infused with history, horticulture and visual and performing arts, the elevated park will be just a few blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Also undergoing a major facelift is Philadelphia’s iconic LOVE Park, which will receive added green space, a new fountain and a refreshed Fairmount Park Visitor Center. Both projects will offer unique outdoor experiences for attendees just steps from the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

In Philadelphia, centuries of living history are juxtaposed with modern advancement that reflects the city’s character and energy. Experience the vitality and momentum of America’s birthplace. Book your next meeting or convention in Philadelphia and visit MeetPHL.com or call 855-MEET-PHL.

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H O T E L B O O MPhiladelphia is in the midst of a hotel building boom, with several properties

under construction—totaling more than 1,400 new rooms in the pipeline through early 2019.

R E C E N T LY O P E N E D / R E N O VAT E DAKA University CityLocated on floors 29 through 46 of the new FMC Tower at Cira Centre South in West Philadelphia, this extended-stay property features 103 units and spectacular city views, plus an expansive, glass-enclosed, Olympic-sized pool, state-of-the-art Technogym fitness center, yoga area, 3D golf simulator and Cira Green, a one-acre elevated urban park offering an array of cultural arts events. stayaka.com/universitycity

Aloft Philadelphia A 179-room Aloft Philadelphia by Starwood moved into the historic 21-story Liberty Title & Trust building at Broad and Arch streets, adjacent to the Pennsylvania Convention Center with easy access to its main entrance. Architectural highlights include a marble entry staircase, ornate crown molding, 30-foot-high ceilings, distinctive guest rooms and an outdoor bar and patio. aloftphiladelphiadowntown.com

Best Western Plus Philadelphia Convention Center Hotel Located in an Art Moderne building in Philadelphia’s bustling Chinatown, this property has 93 rooms and is a 10-minute walk to the Pennsylvania Convention Center. bestwestern.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites Philadelphia Downtown Center City This 121-room hotel in Midtown Village offers business and leisure travelers smartly designed guest rooms with free WiFi, ample work spaces, complimentary breakfast, pool and fitness center. marriott.com/hotels/travel/phlcc-fairfield-inn-and-suites-philadelphia-downtown-center-city

Le Méridien Le Méridien completed a million-dollar renovation in late spring 2017, complete with a bar, aMuse restaurant, lobby and private dining. lemeridien.com/philadelphia

The Study at University City At the corner of 33rd and Chestnut streets on Drexel University’s campus, this 145,000-square-foot boutique hotel has 212 rooms, approximately 7,000 square feet of banquet/meeting space, state-of-the-art fitness center and a 105-seat corner restaurant and bar. studyatuniversitycity.com

C O M I N G S O O NCambria Hotel and Suites Anticipated opening: Spring 2018Situated on Broad Street (Avenue of the Arts), this 222-room, 15-floor property will also have expansive meeting space, a rooftop bar, pool and fitness center. Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse is opening a location adjacent to the hotel with seating in the main area for 230, private dining for 35 and patio seating for 30. choicehotels.com/cambria

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia Anticipated opening: Summer 2018Slated to occupy floors 48 to 60 of the Comcast Technology Center—soon to be the tallest building in Pennsylvania—this luxury hotel will have 219 modern guest rooms, 38 suites, extensive meeting and event spaces, luxury spa and salon, indoor pool and a restaurant and lounge on the top floor with 360-degree views of the city. fourseasons.com/philadelphia

W and Element Hotels Anticipated opening: 2019Construction is underway for this dual-branded, 51-story property on 15th and Chestnut streets, which will house a 295-room W Hotel and a 460-room Element, each with separate lobbies. The W will have a 7,000-square-foot outdoor terrace with bar and year-round heated pool. The Element will feature 560 square feet of meeting space. starwoodhotels.com

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ACCOMMODATIONSChoose from boutique B&Bs to major hotel brands—including more than 10,000 hotel rooms within a 15-minute walk of the Pennsylvania Convention Center

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CONVENTION CENTER ALOFT PHILADELPHIA DOWNTOWN Total Guest Rooms: 179 101 North Broad Street, 610-613-3629, aloftphiladelphiadowntown.comThe new and stylish Aloft Philadelphia Downtown is attached to the Pennsylvania Convention Center and steps from all of the great things Philadelphia has to offer. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Amenities: Business Center, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Lounge/Bar, Pet-Friendly, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: AAA

Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionExchange 640 9' 70 50 27 62Tactic 580 8' 58 44 24 56

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT, PHILADELPHIA DOWNTOWN Total Guest Rooms: 498 21 North Juniper Street, 215-496-3200, philadelphiadowntowncourtyard.comThe Philadelphia Downtown Courtyard stands as a charming testament to time and now integrates state-of-the-art systems with unique architectural details. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 220Amenities: Business Center,Fitness Center, Newspaper, Indoor Pool, Lounge/BarAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, ABAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionGrand Ballroom 3,000 14' 300 210 165 300Juniper’s Alcove 540 11' 48 30 36 35Juniper’s Ballroom 3,300 15' 348 240 185 300Logan 680 14' 49 49 35 49Mezzanine 1 475 14' 35 30 26 30William Penn Board Room 265 14' 14

FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON — PHILADELPHIA CENTER CITY Total Guest Rooms: 92 1201 Race Street, 215-496-2700, fourpoints.com/philadelphiaFabulous new Sheraton hotel located directly across from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. h

Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionPenthouse Ballroom 2,688 10' 200 175 125 175

HAMPTON INN CONVENTION CENTER Total Guest Rooms: 250 1301 Race Street, 215-665-9100, philadelphiacc.hamptoninn.comNewly renovated in 2018! Located in the heart of downtown Philadelphia. Within walking distance of shopping, dining and historic sites. Adjacent to the Pennsylvania Convention Center. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 350Amenities: Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionGrand Ballroom 3,753 9' 260 180 125 200Independence 972 9' 45 30 25 20Liberty 1,350 9' 100 70 55 50William Penn 1,431 9' 100 80 55 60

HILTON GARDEN INN — PHILADELPHIA CENTER CITY Total Guest Rooms: 279 1100 Arch Street, 215-923-0100, philadelphiacentercity.hgi.comFeatures 279 renovated guest rooms and suites. Complimentary 24-hour business center and high-speed internet access. Scenic 10th Floor Grill across from meeting space, where focused service is provided to guests. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 40 Private Dining Max: 150Amenities: Business Center, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, 24-hr Room Service, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTA, OMCAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionSalon E 936 11' 120 75 50 100Salon A 644 9' 60 48 30 50Salons A & B 1,242 9' 150 120 81 120Salon B 644 9' 55 40 24 40Salons C & D 782 9' 90 48 36 50

HOME2 SUITES BY HILTON PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION CENTER Total Guest Rooms: 248 1200 Arch Street, 215-627-1850, philadelphiaconventioncenter.home2suites.comOpened in 2013, Home2 Suites by Hilton is located steps away from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, with 248 spacious suites with kitchens, complimentary breakfast and WiFi. h

Amenities: Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Indoor Pool, Pet-Friendly, SafeMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionMeeting Room 600 9' 35

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LE MERIDIEN PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 202 1421 Arch Street, 215-422-8200, lemeridien.com/philadelphiaA historic Philadelphia landmark with a contemporary design, Le Meridien Philadelphia is located in the heart of Center City and less than one block from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. h

Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Lounge/BarMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionAbele Library 1,394 20' 150 120 78 150Salon I 1,386 20' 176 120 60 130Salon II 966 20' 143 80 54 85The Museums 663 9' 50 50 33 50Trumbauer Grand Ballroom 2,352 20' 308 200 150 215

LOEWS PHILADELPHIA HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 581 1200 Market Street, 215-627-1200, loewshotels.com/philadelphia-hotelLocated across the street from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, this property has 581 rooms, 47,000 square feet of meeting space and a 15,000-square-foot health club. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 800Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, Pet-Friendly, 24-hr Room Service, SpaMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionCongress 3,219 10' 180 260 330Millennium Hall 9,752 30' 900 650 500 750Regency Ballroom 9,175 18' 1,050 760 700 800Roberts Boardroom 558 10' 60 50 18Washington 3,219 10' 180 260 330

PHILADELPHIA MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN Total Guest Rooms: 1,408 1201 Market Street, 215-625-2900, philadelphiamarriott.comFeatures 76 suites and 232 concierge rooms. Amenities include in-room dining, fitness center, whirlpool, massage service and health club. Dine at Circ or 13. Six blocks from Independence Mall and the Academy of Music. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 3,000Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, 24-hr Room Service, SafeMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionFranklin Hall 31,510 10' 3,000 2,800 4,500Grand Ballroom 34,300 22' 3,700 2,800 2,400 4,500Independence Ballroom 2,640 22' 300 170 180 220Liberty Ballroom 6,144 22' 700 350 420 650Rooms 301-310 455 9' 50 40 24 50Rooms 401-415 515 10' 55 40 28 50

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT PHILADELPHIA CENTER CITY Total Guest Rooms: 290 One East Penn Square, 215-557-0005, residenceinnphiladelphia.comTwo blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention Center in the heart of Center City, this all-suite, Art Deco property features fully equipped kitchens in every suite. h

Amenities: Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Fitness CenterMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBoardroom 286 11' 10Connie Mack A Room 442 11' 48 40 24Connie Mack Room 234 11' 18 10 12Franklin A Room 560 11' 60 50 28Franklin Room 480 11' 35 30 20

PHILADELPHIA 201 HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 757 201 North 17th Street, 215-448-2000, thephiladelphia201hotel.com

757 guest rooms and 55,000 square feet of newly renovated meeting space with a 20,000-square-foot ballroom and more than 30 breakout rooms. h Private Dining Max: 1,800Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, Pet-FriendlyAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTA, OMCA, PBA

Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionFreedom Ballroom 7,100 12' 450 500 225 450Horizons Rooftop 4,004 12' 300 275Independence Ballroom 7,100 12' 500 480 260 630Liberty Ballroom 20,000 19' 2,000 1,800 1,400 2,200Philadelphia Ballroom 3,800 10' 380 240 190 300

SLEEP INN, CENTER CITYTotal Guest Rooms: 42 1020 Cherry Street, 267-417-8990, sleepinn.com/philadelphia/pa683Every Sleep Inn hotel is a simply stylish sanctuary that’s designed for a happy night’s sleep. Our free amenities—like hot breakfast and WiFi—simply complete your stay. h

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A BED AND BREAKFAST CONNECTION OF PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 195 610-644-8790, bnbphiladelphia.comOur service helps locate the best bed and breakfast accommodations. Choose from elegant townhouses or historic homes within walking distance of Old City, Rittenhouse Square and more. h

BEST WESTERN INDEPENDENCE PARK HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 36 235 Chestnut Street, 215-922-4443, theindependenceparkhotel.comThis boutique landmark property, built in 1856, offers 36 distinctive and tastefully decorated rooms and intimate meeting spaces. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 100Amenities: Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, NewspaperMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionAtrium 406 10' 40 27 30 40Betsy Ross 442 8' 20 20 10 35William Penn 542 8' 40 50 30 65

THE FRANKLIN HOTEL AT INDEPENDENCE PARK Total Guest Rooms: 150 401 Chestnut Street, 215-925-0000, marriott.com/hotels/travel/phlpr-the-franklin-hotel-at-independence-parkFour-diamond hotel overlooking Independence National Historical Park. The hotel is also within walking distance of the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Penn’s Landing and South Street. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 125Amenities: Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, 24-hr Room Service, SpaMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionAzalea 2,268 11' 125 150Banquet Room 110 584 8' 40 30 24 30Boardroom 212 168 8' 12Penthouse 200 8' 10Private Dining Room 600 11' 60 50 36 60

HILTON PHILADELPHIA AT PENN’S LANDINGTotal Guest Rooms: 348 201 South Columbus Boulevard, 215-521-6500, hiltonpennslanding.comSpectacular event and conference venue featuring waterfront views, ambient lighting and audio-visual balconies. Offering flexibility and lending creativity for ultimate events. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 300Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, Pet-Friendly, SafeMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionColumbus Ballroom 3,840 16' 600 360 250 500Grand Ballroom 7,412 17' 1100 770 640 1000Riverview Room 2,496 11' 200 150 75 120Washington Room 1,334 11' 145 70 60 140William Penn Boardroom 912 11' 14

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HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS PHILADELPHIA EAST — PENN’S LANDINGTotal Guest Rooms: 184 100 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard, 215-627-7900, hiepennslanding.comFeatures rooms with river and skyline views, within walking distance of historic and cultural attractions. Business Center offers two computers along with two printers. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Amenities: Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Lounge/Bar, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionWalt Whitman 300 10'

HOTEL MONACO PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 268 433 Chestnut Street, 215-925-2111, monaco-philadelphia.comMonaco Philadelphia, a four-diamond boutique hotel, offers 268 luxurious guest rooms, 13,000 square feet of event space, Red Owl Tavern and Stratus Rooftop Lounge. h

Private Dining Max: 35Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Lounge/Bar, Pet-Friendly, 24-hr Room Service, SafeMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionCopenhagen 1,176 9' 120 90 50 115Girard 1,480 18' 125 100 55 145Johannesburg 3,095 9' 205 260Lafayette Ballroom 3,237 18' 300 220 110 325Shanghai 640 9' 25

LOKAL HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 6 139 North 3rd Street, 267-702-4345, staylokal.comLokal is a six-unit boutique hotel in Old City with a focus on invisible service. Featuring six suites, Lokal offers guests an authentic experience that feels like home.

PENN’S VIEW HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 51 14 North Front Street, 215-922-7600, pennsviewhotel.comGuest room amenities include free WiFi, balconies with river views, Jacuzzi tubs and fireplaces, complimentary newspaper and continental breakfast. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 10 Private Dining Max: 75

Amenities: Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Lounge/BarAssociations/Affiliations: AAAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionConference Center 1,277 9' 70 60Philadelphia 768 9' 70 60Seasons 1,000 10' 100 75 75 100William Penn 509 9' 25 15Wine Cellar 732 8' 70 50 30 80

SHERATON PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY HILL HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 364 One Dock Street, 215-238-6000, sheratonphiladelphiasocietyhill.comIn the heart of America’s most historic neighborhood and just steps away from world-class restaurants, shopping and museums. Featuring renovated guest rooms and meeting spaces. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 40 Private Dining Max: 600Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, Pet-Friendly, 24-hr Room Service, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBromley/Claypoole 1,344 10' 130 100 64 120Cook 825 10' 75 72 48 90Flower 616 10' 60 50 32 60Reynolds 675 10' 70 60 44 65Society Hill Ballroom 7,860 16' 900 700 400 1000

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THE INDEPENDENT HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 24 1234 Locust Street, 215-772-1440, theindependenthotel.comA charming full-service boutique hotel that offers an intimate setting and personalized service. Nestled in Midtown Village and within walking distance of the Pennsylvania Convention Center. h

Amenities: Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Lounge/Bar Associations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTA, OMCA, SYTA

MORRIS HOUSE HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 15225 South 8th Street, 215-922-2446, morrishousehotel.comThis luxury boutique hotel has 15 guest rooms, a romantic private garden and a gourmet restaurant. The hotel specializes in hosting small weddings, cocktail parties and other events. h

RODEWAY INN Total Guest Rooms: 44 1208 Walnut Street, 215-546-7000, rodewayinncc.comLocated on Walnut Street in the heart of downtown Philadelphia. Within walking distance of the Pennsylvania Convention Center, historic sites, restaurants and shopping. h

Amenities: Complimentary Continental Breakfast Associations/Affiliations: AAA

RITTENHOUSE SQUARE AKA RITTENHOUSE SQUARE Total Guest Rooms: 78 135 South 18th Street, 215-825-7000, stayaka.com AKA Rittenhouse Square, a sophisticated hotel residence in downtown Philadelphia, provides the ideal solution for travelers seeking short- and long-term accommodations.Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionAKA Conference Room 8

HOTEL PALOMAR Total Guest Rooms: 230 117 South 17th Street, 215-563-5006, hotelpalomar-philadelphia.comSetting art in motion in Rittenhouse Square. Experience Kimpton’s signature style at this boutique hotel, where original artwork interacts with custom furnishings and Art Deco detailing. h

Amenities: Business Center, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Lounge/Bar, Pet-Friendly, 24-hr Room Service, Safe, Spa Associations/Affiliations: AAAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionAbele 490 10' 45 24 20 49Burnham Ballroom 1,750 12' 176 120 88 380Cret 677 10' 68 48 24 98Pei Boardroom 345 10' 23Wright 558 10' 56 42 32 82

HYATT AT THE BELLEVUE Total Guest Rooms: 172 200 South Broad Street, 215-893-1234, philadelphiabellevue.hyatt.comUnparalleled ambience, classic luxury and award-winning cuisine in the heart of Philadelphia on the Avenue of the Arts. Exquisite meeting spaces offer the perfect setting for events of all sizes. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 16Amenities: Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar, SpaAssociations/Affiliations: AAAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom Reception1208 650 10' 20Cliveden 1,051 14' 110 80 64 150Clover Room 1,395 14' 180 140 150 200Grand Ballroom 7,326 29' 900 800 560 1,200Red Room 1,147 14' 125 100 75 125Rose Garden Ballroom 2,714 19' 300 250 195 450

THE THOMAS BOND HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST Total Guest Rooms: 12 129 South 2nd Street, 215-923-8523, ThomasBondHouseBandB.comThis restored 1769 house, owned by the National Park Service in Independence National Historical Park, is on the National Register of Historic Places. It features 12 period-furnished guest rooms.

WYNDHAM PHILADELPHIA HISTORIC DISTRICT Total Guest Rooms: 364 400 Arch Street, 215-923-8660, wyndham.comMajor renovation of all aspects of interior and exterior completed in Fall 2014. Located within walking distance of all major historical sites in Old City. Ideal meeting location. h

Private Dining Max: 300Amenities: Fitness Center, Lounge/Bar, Outdoor PoolAssociations/Affiliations: OMCAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBetsy Ross 1 1,068 10' 75 80 60 120Betsy Ross 2 534 10' 45 40 35 50Founder’s Ballroom 4,687 10' 450 300 285 450Penn 520 9' 50 40 24 40

WASHINGTON SQUARE/GAYBORHOOD/MIDTOWN VILLAGE ALEXANDER INN Total Guest Rooms: 48 301 South 12th Street, 215-923-3535, alexanderinn.comThe Alexander Inn is a popular boutique hotel located in Center City Philadelphia, within sight of many of the best attractions the city has to offer.

CAMBRIA HOTEL & SUITES PHILADELPHIA DOWNTOWN Total Guest Room: 223 219 South Broad Street, 215-732-5500, cambriaphiladelphia.com Cambria Philadelphia, opening February 2018, will feature 223 stylish spacious guest rooms, on-site restaurant/lounge, meeting room, 3,000 square feet of rooftop event space, a fitness center, hospitality suite and second-floor terrace.

DOUBLETREE BY HILTON PHILADELPHIA CENTER CITY Total Guest Rooms: 481 237 South Broad Street, 215-893-1600, philadelphia.doubletree.comIn the heart of the cultural district located on the Avenue of the Arts across from the Kimmel Center. Surrounded by dozens of restaurants and great shopping. h

Private Dining Max: 500Amenities: Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionAria 1,368 11' 150 90 75Assembly C 945 11' 88 38Assembly F 1,083 11' 90 38Ormandy Ballroom 5,540 14' 660 480 360Symphony Ballroom 4,824 14' 550 400 300

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS PHILADELPHIA - MIDTOWN Total Guest Rooms: 168 1305 Walnut Street, 215-735-9300, himidtown.comLocated in the heart of Center City and within walking distance of many attractions, the hotel offers complimentary deluxe breakfast and on-site fitness center. h

Private Dining Max: 200Amenities: Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Outdoor PoolAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBoardroom B 250 8' 10 10Chestnut Room 1,505 12' 200 100 100 200Juniper Room 1,312 12' 100 90 60 100Terrace Ballroom 3,000 12' 300 220 150 300Walnut Room 1,260 10' 20 75 100

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THE INN AT THE UNION LEAGUE OF PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 84 140 South Broad Street, 215-587-5570, unionleague.orgFour-star quality guest rooms with 22,000 square feet of meeting space including two ballrooms. Amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, 24-hour business center and three restaurants. h

Private Dining Max: 1,000Amenities: Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Lounge/BarMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionGrant 3,848 10' 350 280 220 400Library Lounge 1,785 18' 150 110 80 175Lincoln Hall 5,904 32' 600 500 400 750Lincoln Memorial 1,680 18' 125 100 72 150McMichael 1,334 18' 125 100 94 150Meade Room 3,848 15' 350 280 220 400

THE RACQUET CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 13 215 South 16th Street, 215-735-1525, rcop.comTraditional accommodations, exquisitely designed to complement the beautifully unique architecture of this historic club. As The Racquet Club is a private club, stays must be sponsored by a member.

Amenities: Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Fitness Center, Indoor Pool, Lounge/BarMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBell Room 936 20' 80 50 40 75Gold Room 266 20' 20 10 10 20Grille Room 1,610 10' 120 100 70 120Main Dining Room 2,773 35' 200 180 140 200Reading Room 2,773 35' 120 100 80 150

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THE RITTENHOUSE Total Guest Rooms: 118 210 West Rittenhouse Square, 215-546-9000, rittenhousehotel.comThe Rittenhouse offers world-class accommodations and service. Located on Rittenhouse Square, the hotel is surrounded by shops, restaurants, museums and the business district. h

Amenities: Gift Shop, SpaMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBallroom North 2,040 14' 210 150 120 200Ballroom South 2,245 14' 150 180 50 300Boardroom 1, 2 390 10' 12Grand Ballroom 4,285 14' 440 400 304 600Grand Salon 895 10' 100 80 60 100Parkview Suite 1,220 8' 65 70 45 90

RITTENHOUSE 1715, A BOUTIQUE HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 23 1715 Rittenhouse Square, 215-546-6500, rittenhouse1715.comImpeccable service infused in a locale of refined and sophisticated style. Located off Rittenhouse Square, this 23-room boutique hotel is known for its dedication to detail.

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THE RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 299 10 Avenue of the Arts, 215-523-8000, ritzcarlton.com/philadelphiaLocated in a spectacular historic landmark building, offering the gracious ambiance of the past coupled with the comfort of the present. Just steps from acclaimed cultural venues, shopping and the business district. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 500Amenities: Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar, 24-hr Room Service, SpaMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionGrand Ballroom 6,241 18' 440 450 210 600Pavilion 1, 2, & 3 306 14' 20 30 30Pavilion Ballroom 972 14' 90 70 48 90Petite Ballroom 3,078 14' 150 220 140 250Plaza Ballroom 1,960 12' 100 150 72 150

SOFITEL PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 306 120 South 17th Street, 215-569-8300, sofitel-philadelphia.comLocated on the renovated site of the former Philadelphia Stock Exchange, the Sofitel features 306 Art Deco-style rooms, Chez Colette French brasserie and 12,000 square feet of meeting space. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 350Amenities: Fitness Center, Lounge/BarMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBiarritz 552 10' 40 20Montpellier 1,504 9' 56 108Paris Ballroom 4,636 13' 250 320 160 375Prefunction 1,680 10' 90Versailles 1,118 9' 80 36

SONESTA HOTEL PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 439 1800 Market Street, 215-561-7500, sonesta.com/PhiladelphiaWithin walking distance to the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the museum district, upscale shopping and fine dining. Complimentary WiFi in guest rooms. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 75Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar, Outdoor Pool, Safe Associations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionHomer Room 816 10' 90 60 48 80Hopper Room 720 10' 54 50 39 50O'Keefe Room 360 10' 36 20 24 35Whistler Ballroom 2,128 10' 180 150 90 210Wyeth Ballroom 4,851 12' 600 500 300 500

THE W/ELEMENT HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 75515th and Chestnut streets, starwoodhotels.comStarwood’s 51-story skyscraper, at 15th and Chestnut streets, will hold a dual-brand hotel consisting of the 295-room W and 460-room Element. Opening 2018. h

THE WARWICK HOTEL RITTENHOUSE SQUARE Total Guest Rooms: 301 220 South 17th Street, 215-735-6000, warwickrittenhouse.com2015 Renovation! Experience tomorrow’s meetings today. No air walls —natural light! Inspirational events, with a passionate sense of heritage, place and arrival. h

Private Dining Max: 300Amenities: Business Center, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Lounge/Bar, Pet-Friendly, 24-hr Room Service, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, NTA, OMCAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionCherry 748 8' 50 40 36 40Chestnut 2,331 8' 125 130 55 150Crystal Ballroom 2,520 9' 125 150 60 175Grand Ballroom 3,750 17' 350 300 180 400Walnut 2,025 8' 100 100 55 100

THE WESTIN PHILADELPHIA HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 294 99 South 17th Street, 215-563-1600, westin.com/philadelphia294 guest rooms, suites and a beautifully appointed, spacious grand ballroom. Guests can enjoy the Westin’s legendary Heavenly Beds and savor contemporary cuisine and hand-crafted cocktails. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 625Amenities: Fitness Center, Lounge/BarAssociations/Affiliations: AAAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionThe Director’s Room 700 11' 50 40 27 50The Franklin Room 1,200 8' 70 70 60 70The Georgian Room 2,746 11' 150 200 100 250The Grand Ballroom 7,500 14' 720 540 450 700The Hospitality Suite 418 8' 24 20 15 24The Whitman Room 675 8' 50 40 25 50

PARKWAY MUSEUMS DISTRICT

EMBASSY SUITES BY HILTON CENTER CITY Total Guest Rooms: 288 1776 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-561-1776, philadelphiacentercity.embsuites.comNewly renovated 700-square-feet guest suites, plus complimentary, full, cooked-to-order breakfast buffet and evening reception. Meeting and banquet facilities on the 28th floor overlook the city. h

Private Dining Max: 100Amenities: Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar Associations/Affiliations: NTA, OMCAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBoardroom 8' 16Bridge, Penn 750 8' 50 45 40 75Fairmount, Logan 750 8' 50 45 40 75Tower Conference Room 8' 10

THE LOGANTotal Guest Rooms: 391 One Logan Square, 18th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-963-1500, theloganhotel.comThe hotel grandly sits on Logan Square and has 14,000 square feet of centrally located event space, including meeting rooms with natural light and views of Swann Fountain. h

Amenities: Fitness Center, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, Pet-Friendly, 24-hr Room Service, Safe, SpaMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionGrand Ballroom 4,374 13.6' 550 380 275 500Stenton 3,240 12' 300 200 153 300Mount Vernon 1,386 10' 150 100 80 125Monticello 644 10' 60 40 40 60Peacefield Ballroom 416 9.6' 20

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THE WINDSOR SUITES Total Guest Rooms: 199 1700 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-981-5678, thewindsorsuites.comStudio and one-bedroom suites, with oversized work desks, fully equipped kitchens, complimentary WiFi, valet parking, same-day laundry service and business services. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 per 45 Private Dining Max: 50Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar, Outdoor Pool, Safe Associations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBen Franklin 648 10' 35 30 30Liberty Meeting Room 1,438 10' 50 50 30 50Logan Meeting Room 459 10' 30 20 15 25

UNIVERSITY CITY/ WEST PHILADELPHIA

AKA UNIVERSITY CITY Total Guest Rooms: 268 2929 Walnut Street, 215-372-9000, stayaka.com/universitycityAKA’s newest location features 103 ultra-luxury hotel suites on the upper 18 floors of Cira Centre South’s innovative vertical neighborhood. Ideal for travelers looking for nightly or weekly stays. h

THE GABLES BED & BREAKFAST Total Guest Rooms: 10 4520 Chester Avenue, 215-662-1918, gablesbb.comAward-winning Victorian mansion features period antiques. Conveniently located near the University of Pennsylvania, minutes from Center City by public transportation or car.

HOMEWOOD SUITES BY HILTON UNIVERSITY CITY Total Guest Rooms: 136 4109 Walnut Street, 215-382-1111, homewoodunivcity.com136 studio and one-bedroom suites feature fully equipped kitchens, complimentary high-speed internet, full breakfast, dinner and drinks (Monday through Thursday), fitness center, indoor pool and whirlpool. h

Amenities: Indoor PoolMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionIvy Boardroom 150 20' 6University Room 800 20' 70 50 36 70

THE INN AT PENN, A HILTON HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 243 3600 Sansom Street, 215-222-0200, theinnatpenn.comNewly renovated meeting and banquet accommodations with 13,500 square feet of flexible space. 4,600 square foot grand ballroom, newly reonvated as of August 2016, as well as two primary meeting rooms, boardroom, prefunction space and breakout rooms for 8-80 guests. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 300Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: AAAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionPrefunction 3,000 13' 360Regent 857 14' 70 48 30 107St. Marks 1,380 14' 110 96 63 173Thomas Webb Richard 1,375 9' 80 70 32Woodlands Ballroom 4,575 16' 430 320 210 575

SHERATON PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY CITY HOTEL Total Guest Rooms: 332 3549 Chestnut Street, 215-387-8000, philadelphiasheraton.comLocated on University of Pennsylvania’s campus. Enjoy complimentary WiFi, 24-hour fitness center, outdoor seasonal pool and Sang Kee Noodle House restaurant. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 300Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar, Outdoor Pool, Pet-FriendlyAssociations/Affiliations: ABA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBEN I 840 11' 100 60 45 100BEN II 1,224 11' 130 84 66 100BEN III 1,020 11' 125 72 60 100BEN IV 1,020 11' 125 72 60 100BEN V 1,224 11' 130 84 66 100Benjamin Franklin Ballroom 5,328 11' 400 350 300 400

Chestnut Room 630 10' 50 48 25 30University Suite 1,092 10' 100 96 60 75William Penn Suite 1,092 10' 100 96 60 75

SPRUCE HILL MANOR BED & BREAKFAST Total Guest Rooms: 63709 Baring Street, 215-472-2213, sprucehillmanor.comThis elegant 1879 Victorian mansion is conveniently located within walking distance of all that University City has to offer.

THE STUDY AT UNIVERSITY CITY Total Guest Rooms: 21220 South 33rd Street, 215-387-1400, studyatuniversitycity.comLocated at the crossroads Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania, The Study Hotel sets new expectations for comfort service. Featuring 212 guest rooms, CO-OP Restaurant and Lounge, Conference Suites and Banquet Salon. h

Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBallroom 2,253 10' 224 150 144 237Drafting 1,549 10' 100 60 48 163PreAssembly 1,520 10' 132 80 72 160Studio 1 1,060 10' 48 20 27 111Studio 2 495 10' 48 20 27 52Studio 3 499 10' 48 20 27 52

SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT PHILADELPHIA SOUTH Total Guest Rooms: 212 1001 Intrepid Avenue, 215-644-9200, marriott.com/phlcsModern style and historic charm in Philadelphia’s most dynamic, new city hub, the Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South at the Navy Yard, which offers 172 guest rooms and opened in January 2014. h P

Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionUSS New Jersey 827 11' 60 50 38 60USS Wisconsin 635 11' 44 40 32 44USS Blue Ridge Boardroom 376 11' 14

HOLIDAY INN PHILADELPHIA STADIUM Total Guest Rooms: 236 900 Packer Avenue, 215-755-9500, hiphilly.comMinutes from downtown and the airport, this recently renovated property has 17,000 square feet of meeting space. The hotel can host corporate or private events, surrounded by Philadelphia’s sports stadiums. h PComp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 400Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar, Outdoor Pool, 24-hr Room Service Associations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, SYTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionCrystal Ballroom 5,760 22' 500 400 250 300Executive Parlor 1,680 11' 180 120 80 80Junior Ballroom 3,100 11' 200 200 80 160Parlors 1, 2, 3, 4 408 11' 50 50 15Franklin Room 450 11' 50 40 25

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PHILADELPHIA BELLA VISTA BED & BREAKFAST Total Guest Rooms: 16 752 South 10th Street, 800-680-1270, philadelphiabellavistabnb.comBella Vista Bed & Breakfast amazes guests at how close they are to the best of Philadelphia. Historic charm and inviting rooms provide a wonderful home away from home.

CHESTNUT HILL/GERMANTOWN/MANAYUNK

MANAYUNK CHAMBERS GUEST HOUSETotal Guest Rooms: 4 168 Gay Street, 215-482-4203, manayunkchambers.comElegant relaxing comfort, fresh home-cooked meals, private baths, in-room fireplaces and service. Minutes from Center City in the vibrant, historic neighborhood of Manayunk.

CITY LINE

COURTYARD PHILADELPHIA CITY AVENUETotal Guest Rooms: 333 4100 Presidential Boulevard, 215-477-0200, cyphilly.comCentrally located luxury accommodations. Well-appointed guest rooms, full-service dining, 6,375 square feet event space, complimentary parking and shuttle service to downtown Philadelphia.h PComp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 180Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/BarAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, SYTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBelmont 380 10' 40 32 16Grand Ballroom 3,306 13' 300 180 150Kelly 380 10' 40 32 16Montgomery 314 10' 30 16 10Monument 760 10' 80 64 40

HILTON PHILADELPHIA CITY AVENUETotal Guest Rooms: 209 4200 City Avenue, 215-879-4000, philadelphiacityavenue.hilton.comLuxury hotel on “Philadelphia’s Golden Mile,” minutes from Center City and Philadelphia International Airport, featuring more than 30,000 square feet of meeting space and Delmonico’s Steakhouse. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 50 Private Dining Max: 1,000Amenities: Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, Outdoor PoolMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBorghese Garden 1,980 19' 300 200 150 300Grand Ballroom 11,863 15' 1,800 1,300 1,000 2,250Grand Garden 4,050 19' 500 400 400 700Meeting Rooms (5) 676 8' 70 50 40 80Versailles 5,500 15' 700 430 450 800

AIRPORT

THE CLARION HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTERTotal Guest Rooms: 297 76 Industrial Highway, Essington, PA, 610-521-9600, clarionphl.comNewly renovated ballroom for up to 1,000 guests. Six event rooms perfect for breakouts, social gatherings and small meetings. Total of 14,000 square feet of flexible event space with on-site meeting specialists. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 800Amenities: Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Lounge/Bar, Outdoor PoolMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionPresidential Ballroom 7,920 14' 900 700 600 1,000Presidential Ballroom A,B,C,D 1,980 14' 250 180 150 250

Washington 1,2 and Jefferson 1,2 840 14' 80 50 40 50

Washington and Jefferson 1,500 14' 160 100 80 100

DOUBLETREE BY HILTON PHILADELPHIA AIRPORTTotal Guest Rooms: 331 4509 Island Avenue, 215-365-4150, doubletreephiladelphiaairport.comJust off I-95, the DoubleTree Philadelphia Airport is located next to Philadelphia International Airport and minutes from Center City. Free shuttle. Free Internet access. h PComp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 360Amenities: Airport Shuttle, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, Outdoor Pool, Safe Associations/Affiliations: AAA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionLiberty Ballroom 1,664 9' 180 150 90 200Liberty A, B, C, or D 416 9' 45 30 18 40Independence Ballroom 3,950 14' 500 360 300 525Penrose 850 8' 90 70 48 100Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Delaware & New Jersey

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EMBASSY SUITES PHILADELPHIA AIRPORTTotal Guest Rooms: 263 9000 Bartram Avenue, 215-365-4500, philadelphiaairport.embassysuites.comAll suites and one mile from Philadelphia Airport, eight minutes from Center City. A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast and manager’s reception are included. More than 7,000 square feet of flexible meeting space. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 300Amenities: Airport Shuttle, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/BarAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, ABA, NTA Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionColony Ballroom 814 14' 80 50 25 60Liberty Ballroom 3,754 14' 400 300 255 420Liberty A, B 1,200 14' 133 100 70 140Liberty Ballroom C 1,400 14' 145 120 80 140Presidential (2) 360 8' 12

HAMPTON INN PHILADELPHIA AIRPORTTotal Guest Rooms: 152 8600 Bartram Avenue, 215-966-1300, hamptoninn.com/hi/philadelphia-airportConveniently located off I-95, minutes from the Philadelphia International Airport and the stadiums. Amenities include Hampton Hot Breakfast, WiFi, 24-hour airport shuttle. h PAmenities: Airport Shuttle, Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Fitness Center, Outdoor Pool Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBetsy Ross 525 9' 35 20 30 20Franklin Whitman Room 651 9' 65 50 40 50

HAWTHORN SUITES BY WYNDHAM PHILADELPHIA AIRPORTTotal Guest Rooms: 102 7890 Penrose Avenue GPS: 4630 Island Avenue, 215-492-1611, hawthornsuites.com/cd46272The Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Philadelphia Airport is perfect for the short- or long-term stay in the area. Minutes from the airport and downtown Philadelphia. h PComp Room Policy: 1 for 40

Amenities: Airport Shuttle, Business Center, Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Outdoor Pool, Pet-FriendlyMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionMeeting Room 1 534 9' 25

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HOLIDAY INNTotal Guest Rooms: 167 3327 Street Road, Bensalem, PA, 215-639-9100, hibensalem.comFeaturing modern amenities, unique meeting venues and newly renovated guest rooms, as well as an outdoor pool and on-site dining. Convenient to Parx Casino and minutes away from the City of Brotherly Love. h

Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionNeshaminy 900 10' 70 50 40Greenwood/Schuylkill 1,100 10' 100 80 54Boardroom 10

ROOSEVELT INNTotal Guest Rooms: 107 7600 Roosevelt Boulevard, 215-338-7600, roosinn.comEasy to reach from PA Turnpike (Exit 351), I-95, I-76 and Sesame Place. Minutes from historic Philadelphia, Philadelphia Mills and Peddler’s Village. Complimentary continental breakfast on weekends and banquet/meeting rooms available. h PAmenities: Complimentary Continental Breakfast, Lounge/Bar Associations/Affiliations: AAA

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

RADISSON HOTEL VALLEY FORGETotal Guest Rooms: 325 1160 First Avenue, King Of Prussia, PA, 610-337-2000, radissonvalleyforge.comFeatures 100,000 square feet in flexible event space, seven on-site restaurants and is connected to the Valley Forge Event Center and Valley Forge Casino Resort. h

Amenities: Airport Shuttle, Fitness Center, Lounge/ Bar, Outdoor PoolMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionFranklin 1,750 9' 150 120 75Grand Ballroom 4,442 12' 600 400 325Independence Ballroom 8,915 9' 675 510 350Jefferson 1,125 9' 40 60The Waterford 8,500 25' 580 420 360 700

VALLEY FORGE CASINO RESORTTotal Guest Rooms: 154 1160 First Avenue, King of Prussia, PA, 610-354-8118, vfcasino.comValley Forge Casino Resort is the region’s only full-amenity gaming and entertainment resort with live table games and the latest slot machines. h

Amenities: Outdoor PoolMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionValley Forge Convention Center 54,000 15' 2,500 3,000 1,800 5,000

Valley Forge Park Ballroom 3,021 10' 220 150 80 200

BRANDYWINE VALLEY (DELAWARE AND CHESTER COUNTIES)

COURTYARD PHILADELPHIA SPRINGFIELDTotal Guest Rooms: 101 400 Sproul Road, Springfield, PA, 610-543-1080, Marriott.com/phlgfOffering quality guest accommodations and first-class amenities including luxury suites, spa, golf, outdoor dining and ample meeting space. h PAmenities: Airport Shuttle, Business Center, Coffee/Tea, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, Safe, Spa

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PHILADELPHIA AIRPORT MARRIOTT HOTELTotal Guest Rooms: 419 Philadelphia International Airport, One Arrivals Road, 215-492-9000, marriott.com/hotels/travel/phlar-philadelphia-airport-marriottThe Philadelphia Airport Marriott, connected to Philadelphia International Airport via a skybridge from Terminal B, has on-site parking, 420 deluxe rooms and 12,600 square feet of space. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 20 Private Dining Max: 500Amenities: Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/BarMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionGrand Ballroom 8,640 18' 1,050 720 518 1,000Meeting Room 1, 2, 3 416 12' 40 30 24 40Meeting Room 4 621 12' 80 60 42 75Meeting Room 5 690 12' 90 60 46 100Salons A, B 2,480 12' 330 230 140 400Salons C, E, F, H 440 12' 50 30 24 40Salons D, G 836 12' 90 70 46 100

RENAISSANCE PHILADELPHIA AIRPORT HOTELTotal Guest Rooms: 349 500 Stevens Drive, 610-521-5900, marriott.com/phlbr349 rooms including suites. 12,000-plus square feet of event space. Restaurant, lounge, indoor pool, fitness center, free parking and airport shuttle. Marriott Rewards points. h PAmenities: Airport Shuttle, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Gift Shop, Indoor Pool, Lounge/Bar, 24-hr Room Service Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionFranklin 1,400 12' 150 100 60 130Grand Ballroom 6,624 15' 700 560 470 800Jefferson Room 572 9' 50 30 20 40Liberty Ballroom 2,016 12' 250 150 120 250Salons 1-8 720 15' 70 50 40 85

SHERATON SUITES PHILADELPHIA AIRPORTTotal Guest Rooms: 251 4101 Island Avenue, 215-365-6600, sheraton.comThis all-suite, full-service hotel is located a half-mile from Philadelphia International Airport and approximately five miles from Center City. The hotel offers a 24-hour gated and secured parking lot and convenient, complimentary 24-hour shuttle service. h

Comp Room Policy: 1 for 40 Private Dining Max: 150Amenities: Gift Shop, Lounge/BarMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionHaverford 325 12' 30 20Merion A & B 1,248 12' 110 70 70 175Overbrook A & B 832 12' 75 50 40 125Rosemont A & B 1,938 12' 180 140 120 250Wynnewood A & B 832 12' 75 50 40 125

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

BEST WESTERN PLUS PHILADELPHIA - BENSALEM HOTELTotal Guest Rooms: 121 3499 Street Road, Bensalem, PA, 215-638-1500, bwbensalem.comHotel is easily accessible from I-95, Route 1 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike.  Surrounded by Philadelphia Mills Mall, boutique and chain restaurants, Sesame Place theme park, Parx Casino and many more. Full-service hotel offering 121 newly renovated rooms, including bridal suites as well as more than 6,000 square feet of flexible meeting space.

Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionDiamond Room 1,650 10' 100 120 40 130Crystal Room 1,680 10' 120 120 50 130Sapphire Room 900 10' 50 40 20 50Emerald Room 1,116 10' 80 80 40 70Grand Ballroom 3,696 10' 230 240 110 250Sub Ballroom B 2,580 10' 150 160 70 180Sub Ballroom A 2,016 10' 130 120 60 120

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THE INN AT SWARTHMORE Total Guest Rooms: 4010 South Chester Road, Swarthmore, PA, 610-543-7500, theinnatswat.comAn easy train ride from Center City, the Inn is a smart addition to Swarthmore. With spacious guest rooms, a full-service restaurant, Broad Table Tavern, and flexible event space, it’s an ideal hotel for meetings and groups. h

Meeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionThe Gathering Space 2,446 13.8' 200 150 110 250The Sycamore Room 830 10.11' 75 60 30 85The Ingelneuk Room 330 9.4' 16

LEHIGH VALLEY/ POCONO MOUNTAINS

KALAHARI RESORTS & CONVENTIONSTotal Guest Rooms: 977 250 Kalahari Boulevard, Pocono Manor, PA, kalahariresorts.com/pennsylvania977 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites, with many incredible dining options, fast-paced action in the family-entertainment center or just rejuvenate at Spa Kalahari and Salon.

NEW JERSEY

CROWNE PLAZA PHILADELPHIA-CHERRY HILLTotal Guest Rooms: 408 2349 West Marlton Pike, Cherry Hill, NJ, 856-665-6666, crowneplaza.com/cherryhillnjAn upscale, full-service convention hotel, only seven miles from Center City Philadelphia, offering 43,000 square feet of event space and 400 guest rooms and suites. h PComp Room Policy: 1 for 18 Private Dining Max: 800Amenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Gift Shop, Lounge/ Bar, Outdoor PoolAssociations/Affiliations: AAA, NTAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionCrystal Ballroom 3,324 10' 350 220 180 350Grand Ballroom 11,334 14' 1,600 1,000 675 1,500Riverside Pavilion 8,000 22' 1,000 650 450 800Terrace Room 4,200 10' 300 280 160 300Plaza I, II, III 2,275 10' 200 150 120 2,500

ECONO LODGETotal Guest Rooms: 46 301 South Black Horse Pike, Bellmawr, NJ, 856-931-2800, EconolodgeBellmawr-Philadelphia.comThe Econo Lodge in Bellmawr is an affordable hotel that offers high-standard accommodation and amenities. hP

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT MT. LAUREL AT BISHOP’S GATETotal Guest Rooms: 108 1000 Bishops Gate Boulevard, Mount Laurel, NJ, 856-234-1025, marriott.com/PHLRL25 minutes from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Featuring all suites with fully equipped kitchen, hot breakfast buffet and free on-site parking included in the rate. hPAmenities: Business Center, Fitness Center, Newspaper, Indoor Pool, Pet-Friendly, SafeAssociations/Affiliations: AAAMeeting Space Sq. Feet Ceiling Ht. Theater Banquet Classroom ReceptionBishops Gate 484 9' 26 20

APARTMENTS/CORPORATE SUITES/VACATION RENTALS

THE ARCH1700 Arch Street, 215-391-4684, 1701arch.comThe Arch, in the heart of Logan Square, is centrally located to the Pennsylvania Convention Center, hospitals, universities, museums and the corporate headquarters for many large companies.

ARK: APARTMENT RESIDENCES BY KORMAN Total Guest Rooms: 105301 Neshaminy Boulevard, Bensalem, PA, 215-752-5400, kormancommunities.comLuxurious furnished and unfurnished apartments with flexible lease terms. Surrounded by the Neshaminy Woods, shopping and major roadways.

POST BROTHERS CORPORATE APARTMENTS 1 Winding Drive, Suite 200, 215-253-8311, postrents.com

Post Brothers Apartments is Philadelphia’s premier vertically integrated ownership, management and real estate development firm, offering contemporary luxury residences and corporate housing throughout the area’s most desirable neighborhoods.

STAY ALFRED VACATION RENTALS - PHILADELPHIA Total Guest Rooms: 21

2021 Chestnut Street #1103, 844-676-0556, stayalfred.com/philadelphia-vacation-rentalsAt the heart of the city, our upscale two-bed, two-bath vacation rentals are the perfect base for your family to discover the Birthplace of America. Stay Smart, Stay Together.

STAYSIMPLER VACATION/EXTENDED STAY RENTALS 211 North Camac Street, #501B, 267-259-1385, staysimpler.com Uses Airbnb, VRBO and other sites to offer quality, spacious and fully furnished three-bedroom luxury condominium rentals located near the Pennsylvania Convention Center for short-term/daily housing accommodations for personal and business travelers.

HOSTELS

APPLE HOSTELS OF PHILADELPHIATotal Guest Rooms: 4 32 Bank Street, 215-922-0222, applehostels.comOne of North America’s highest-rated hostels with $2 walking tours, free pub crawls and many other activities. Free WiFi, foosball table and tea/coffee. Central AC and large, fully equipped, modern kitchen. Reception desk open 24 hours. No curfews and no lockouts!

CAMPGROUNDS

PHILADELPHIA/WEST CHESTER KOA Total Guest Capacity: 114 1659 Embreeville Road, Coatesville, PA, 610-486-0447, philadelphiakoa.comOpen March 28 to Nov. 2, this full-service campground is located on the Brandywine River. Guided tours of Philadelphia, Valley Forge and Lancaster’s Amish country can be arranged. h

PHILADELPHIA SOUTH KOA Total Guest Capacity: 96117 Timberlane Road, Clarksboro, NJ, 856-423-6677, koa.com/campgrounds/philadelphia-southLocated just 15 minutes from Philadelphia and three-quarter miles east of I-295. There are full hookups, open year-round with 50-amp service, laundry room, tents, a camping cabin and more.

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CAMBRIA HOTEL & SUITESPhiladelphia Downtown Center City

AMENITIES: Free WiFi • 3 restaurants and full-service bars, including a 15th floor restaurant and bar overlooking the Avenue of the Arts and city skyline • State-of-the-art fitness center • Meeting space: Boardroom - 550 square feet, Meeting Room 1 - 1428 square feet, Meeting Room 2 - 816 square feet, Meeting 1&2 Combined - 2244 square feet • Stylish guest rooms feature: • Microwave and refrigerator • Separate work area • Flat-screenTV • Keurig coffee maker • Bath & Body Works bath products • Our hotel is located on South Broad Street (also known as Avenue of the Arts), making it easy to visit attractions like: Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia Zoo, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Liberty Bell, The Franklin Institute,South Street Philadelphia, Penn’s Landing, Reading Terminal Market, Citizens Bank Park, National Constitution Center, The Barnes Foundation, Betsy Ross House, Temple University, Thomas Jefferson University, University of the Arts, Drexel University, University of Pennsylvania, Saint Joseph’s University and University of the Sciences

OVERVIEW: Cambria Philadelphia Downtown is located on the Avenue of the Arts in Philadelphia, a 10-minute walk from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, two blocks from Philadelphia City Hall and is adjacent to the Rittenhouse and Midtown Village areas in downtown Philadelphia. The hotel is a short walk from all Philadelphia attractions, and the Walnut-Locust Septa subway station is just outside the hotel’s front door.

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Meeting Room 1 42.2 x 34.2 1,443 28 26 44 80 64

Meeting Room 2 24.6 x 34.2 841 20 18 28 48 40

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1201 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Phone: 215-625-2900 • Fax: 215-625-6000 philadelphiamarriott.com • perry.kessler@marriott.com

PHILADELPHIAMARRIOTT DOWNTOWN

AMENITIES: Total Sleeping Rooms: 1,332 • Suites: 76 • Meeting Rooms: 72 •Total Meeting Space: 92,000 square feet • Largest Meeting Room: 33,000 sqare feet • State-of-the-artevent spaces for conferences, meetings and events • The only Philadelphia hotel connected to the Pennsylvania Convention Center • Wired and wireless capabilities in all meeting rooms • Two concierge levels and a full-service business center • Twoon-site restaurants, 13 and Circ, offer Philadelphia dining at its finest • Adjacent to Reading Terminal Market

OVERVIEW: Situated in the heart of Center City, the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown commands a towering presence as the second-largest convention hotel in the Northeast. The hotel features 92,000 square feet of meeting space, complete with Franklin Exhibit Hall and the Grand Ballroom, seating 3,700. The hotel is conveniently connected to the Pennsylvania Convention Center via sky bridge. Whatever event you’re planning, use our smart and flexible space to deliver brilliant results. The days of pass-through lobbies are over. In the lobby, with Circ restaurant at its core, business and entertainment intersect in a multidimensional setting that inspires guests to engage, relax, retreat, work and play. Quiet zones are designed for relaxation, while other areas offer inviting settings for social business. Discover a hotel that intuitively understands what a guest needs to be productive and achieve success. Our stylish guest rooms are a haven of urban elegance, where crisp white bedding and high-speed Internet access illustrate a perfect harmony of comfort and technology. Ultimately, tick off what you’ve accomplished for the day as you settle into our ultra-comfortable beds. Dismissing the notion that hotel dining is far from satisfying, the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown offers plenty of food for thought. Inspired American cuisine defines the menu at 13, a street-side bistro where an enlivened ambience complements a contemporary venue that includes a private dining room. Circ, located in the center of the lobby, literally takes the dining experience 360 degrees, serving everything from a light bite, a full lunch and sushi, then transforming into one of downtown Philadelphia’s newest contemporary hot spots at night.

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ROOM NAME SQ. FT. THEATER CLASSROOM CONFERENCE U-SHAPE RECEPTION BANQUET

Room 301 420 50 24 16 16 40 40

Room 302 455 50 24 16 16 40 40

Room 303, 304, 305 or 306 590 60 32 22 22 60 50

Room 307 590 60 30 22 22 60 50

Room 308 400 50 24 18 18 40 40

Room 309 400 50 24 20 20 40 40

Room 310 500 60 24 24 24 60 50

Conference Suite 1, 2 or 3 - - - 14 - - -

Liberty Ballroom 6,140 525 300 - - 600 430

Salon A or C 2,430 225 132 48 48 270 150

Salon B 1,280 120 66 40 40 150 100

Salon A & B 3,710 350 198 - - 400 230

Salon B & C 3,710 350 198 - - 400 250

Terrace 1,370 - - - - - -

Independace Ballroom 2,640 210 120 50 50 250 190

Salon I 720 61 40 35 35 100 50

Salon II 960 87 45 30 30 100 60

Salon III 960 70 45 30 30 120 60

Salon I & II 1,680 150 85 32 32 180 120

Salon II & III 1,840 160 90 38 38 180 130

Franklin Hall 30,274 - - - - 2,500 2,000

Franklin A 12,020 - - - - 1,000 800

Franklin B 18,430 - - - - 1,500 1,200

Franklin 1 1,625 170 100 40 40 215 130

Franklin 2 1,650 170 100 40 40 215 130

Franklin 3, 4, 5 or 6 1,245 145 70 30 30 160 100

Franklin 7 1,260 145 70 30 30 160 100

Franklin 8 1,500 160 80 40 40 200 120

Franklin 9 or 10 1,170 116 60 30 30 125 90

Franklin 11 1,330 150 70 30 30 170 100

Franklin 12 1,240 132 65 30 30 170 100

Franklin 13 1,290 145 70 30 30 170 100

Room 401, 402, or 403 460 50 30 20 20 60 40

Room 404 515 60 32 20 20 60 40

Room 405, 406 or 410 545 60 32 20 20 60 40

Room 407, 408, 409, 411, 412, 414 or 415 515 55 30 20 20 60 40

Room 413 415 55 24 18 18 40 30

Grand Ballroom 33,000 3,700 2,400 - - 4,500 2,800

Salon A, B, C or D 1,550 160 100 40 40 215 120

Salon E, F, G or H 4,920 600 280 - - 700 420

Salon I, J, K or L 1,050 120 65 30 30 150 90

Registration I or II 394 - - - - - -

Meeting Room 501 or 502 498 60 32 20 20 90 40

JW Event Space 2,923 - - - - 175 110

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PHILADELPHIA201 HOTEL201 North 17th Street, Philadelphia Phone: 215-448-2000 • Fax: 215-448-2760 thephiladelphia201hotel.com

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION 90THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Liberty Ballroom 101 x 195 20,000 19 2,200 2,000 1,400 1,800

Independence Ballroom 71 x 100 7,100 12 630 500 260 480

Freedom Ballroom 71 x 100 7,100 12 630 500 260 480

Horizons Ballroom 77 x 52 4,004 12 250 250 180 250

Philadelphia Ballroom 41 x 88 3,800 10 300 380 190 240

Liberty Foyer - 6,000 26 800 - - -

Liberty A, B, C or D 101 x 49 5,000 19 40 450 300 300

Salon 1 26 x17 400 10 20 25 15 30

Salon 2 19 x 26 500 10 25 25 15 20

Salon 3 22 x 28 615 10 50 40 30 40

Salon 4 26 x 26 675 10 50 40 30 50

Salon 3 & 4 22 x 49 1,290 10 100 90 60 90

Salon 5 22 x 27 595 10 50 40 30 40

Salon 6 26 x 26 675 10 50 40 30 50

Salon 5 & 6 22 x 49 1,270 10 60 90 60 90

Salon 7 19 x 17 320 10 20 20 12 20

Salon 8 17 x 20 340 10 20 25 14 20

Salon 9 18 x 25 450 10 25 35 18 30

Salon 10 38 x 24 910 10 75 90 50 60

AMENITIES: Total Sleeping Rooms: 757 • Suites: 19 • Meeting Rooms: 36 • Total Meeting Space: 55,000 square feet • Largest Meeting Room: 20,000 square feet • Flexible event space for conferences, meetings and events • Wired and wireless capabilities in all meeting and event spaces • Rooftop ballroom offering exquisite panoramic views of the city • Club Level and Lounge • Complimentary state-of-the-art fitness center and indoor pool • Presidential and Governor Suites

OVERVIEW: Located in the heart of downtown Center City, the Philadelphia 201 Hotel is the second largest hotel in the city. Just two blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention Center and at the gateway to the city’s rich cultural district including The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Franklin Institute, the Philadelphia 201 features 55,000 square feet of flexible meeting space seating up to 2,000 and 757 guest rooms. Our experienced team will assist planners with all aspects of the meeting or event with genuine warmth and true hospitality.

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10 Avenue of the Arts, Philadelphia Phone: 215-523-8000 • Fax: 215-568-6445 ritzcarlton.com/philadelphia bradley.pacana@ritzcarlton.com

THE RITZ-CARLTONPhiladelphia

AMENITIES: Total Sleeping Rooms: 301 • Suites: 36 • Meeting Rooms: 18 • Total Meeting Space: 26,000 square feet • Largest Meeting Room: 6,241 square feet • Newly renovated landmark building in the heart of the downtown business district • Located three blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention Center • 26,000 square feet of event space • 6,241 square foot Grand Ballroom • 3,075 square foot Petite Ballroom • 18 state-of-the art meeting rooms • Comprehensive business and meeting concierge services • High-speed WiFi • On-site fitness center • Award-winning Richel D’Ambra Spa & Salon • Business center • 24-hour room service

OVERVIEW: The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia recently completed a multimillion dollar hotel renewal project. The updates to the historic landmark include all new guest rooms and suites, Club Lounge, meeting and event space, and a refreshed lobby experience with a new restaurant, bar and lounge, Aqimero. The hotel features 36 breathtaking suites with stunning views of City Hall and the Avenue of the Arts as well as an exclusive Club Lounge with a dedicated concierge and continuous food and beverage presentations throughout the day. The soaring domed lobby, with marble steps and columns, lend a memorable note to meetings and special events. Meeting planners will find more than 26,000 square feet of event space, including nine Neoclassical meeting rooms supported by the latest in audiovisual technology. Banquets for up to 300 people may gather in the Petite and Grand Ballrooms with all-American catering options. Now open in the lobby of the hotel, Aqimero meshes the Latin American flavors of acclaimed chef Richard Sandoval in a modern sustainable way. Experience the restaurant’s wood-fired grilled specialties, sushi and ceviche bar, raw bar and extensive mezcal collection.

THE LOGANOne Logan Square, Philadelphia Phone: 215-963-1500 • theloganhotel.com jessica.bauer@theloganhotel.com

AMENITIES: Total Sleeping Rooms: 391 • Total Suites: 64 Meeting Rooms: 15 • Total Meeting Space: 14,051 square feet Largest Meeting Room: 4,374 square feet (pillar-free) • Uniquely contemporary spaces including the 3,240 square foot Stenton for unparalleled events • Outdoor event spaces include terraces and courtyard, totaling 6,300 sq. ft. • Creative audio visual services • Prime downtown location close to museums, convention center, shopping, nightlife and fine dining • Four Blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention Center • 1,800-piece locally curated art collection, exclusive to the hotel • High-speed WiFi • One-of-a-kind scratch kitchen culinary operation in both fine-dining restaurants and events • Urban Farmer Steakhouse featuring locally sourced, farm-to-fork offerings • Assembly Rooftop Lounge offering exquisite Parkway and Center City views • State-of-the-art health club • Indoor heated saline pool • Restorative on-site spa and nail salon • Commons Café with La Colombe coffee & snacks

OVERVIEW: The Logan, Philadelphia’s Hotel captures the independent spirit of Philadelphia through its diverse culinary experiences and locally curated art collection. An ideal location in the heart of the Cultural District, it’s among the city’s premiere attractions and only a short walk from the convention center. The Logan exemplifies culinary excellence using farm-to-table, local sourcing and scratch-kitchen concepts in banquet events, Urban Farmer Restaurant and Assembly Rooftop Lounge. Meeting planners can enjoy more than 14,000 square feet of newly renovated event space.

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SPiN Philadelphia, a Ping Pong Social Club, is the city’s only table tennis-focused bar and event space. It’s an ideal option for groups looking to mix work and play in a hip, fun setting. The 12,000-square-foot social club caters to groups of 10 to 600, with 16 ping pong tables, a private game room with three tables and its own bar, on-site catering and on-site party planners. wearespin.com

Tucked away on Sansom Street in Rittenhouse Square, Harp & Crown serves up globally inspired large and small plates like lamb meatballs, hamachi and Spanish octopus. Situated in a beautifully renovated space, the vintage-inspired gastropub blends old and new with 24-foot ceilings, reclaimed wood features, funky wallpaper and antique accents. Private parties of up to 80 can take advantage of the downstairs space, Elbow Lane, where they can enjoy a cocktail bar and a reservation-only, two-lane bowling alley. The main dining room can host 140 seated guests and 220 for a reception. harpcrown.com

Urban Axes is the United States’ first competitive axe-throwing venue. Off-the-beaten-path in Kensington, it’s the perfect option for groups of six to 100 looking to team build (or blow off some steam). The no-frills destination provides a trained and enthusiastic axe coach who suggests best practices and helps everyone hit their target. Urban Axes is BYOB and 21 and older to enter. urbanaxes.com

Revolutions at Penn Treaty is a sprawling entertainment zone just north of Center City, with a 26-lane bowling alley, arcade, full-service restaurant and sports bar. The first floor accommodates up to 250 and the second floor up to 500. Full buyouts are available for groups of 500 or more. Packages can be customized to meet group needs. penntreaty.revolutionsbowl.com

One of Philadelphia’s five original squares, Franklin Square is a family-friendly destination near the foot of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. Known for its iconic fountain, Parx Liberty carousel and historically themed mini golf, the park can serve as a lovely outdoor setting for special events. The lawn accommodates tented affairs for groups up to 4,000, and the all-season Pavilion hosts events for groups up to 100. historicphiladelphia.org/franklin-square

Just off Broad Street in Midtown Village, Lucky Strike has skilled event planners who help curate a group dinner menu (think shared plates and American entrees) and drink and bottle-service selection. They also help navigate the many entertainment options, including bowling lanes, ping pong tables, shuffleboard and billiards, and set up the space’s state-of-the-art A/V system, so you can showcase your presentation in high definition. Private parties as small as 10 and as large as 950 are welcome. bowlluckystrike.com

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24 24 is an energetic restaurant with versatile private and semi-private event spaces. 24philly.com, 2401 Walnut Street, Suite 300, 215-333-3331 130 3 3 3 3

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Built in 1857, the Academy of Music is the country’s oldest continually used opera house. The majestic venue hosts touring Broadway shows, classical and pop concerts, comedy and more. academyofmusic.org, 240 South Broad Street, 215-893-1935 h

2,900 3 3 3 3 3 3

THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF DREXEL UNIVERSITY The Academy of Natural Sciences accommodates groups of all sizes. Our historic, 200-year-old museum offers fascinating galleries and intriguing exhibits to host your nextevent. ansp.org, 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-299-1000 h

2,000 3 3 3 3 3

ADVENTURE AQUARIUM With a sweeping view of the Philadelphia skyline, Currents Ballroom features an upscale dining experience with a breathtaking view into the 550,000-gallon Shark Realm. adventureaquarium.com, One Riverside Drive, Camden, NJ, 856-365-3300 h

1,500 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM IN PHILADELPHIA Our four galleries and auditorium/multipurpose room are ideal for corporate events, seminars and weddings. aampmuseum.org, 701 Arch Street, 215-574-0380 h

500 3 3 3

ALL ABOUT EVENTS AT READING TERMINAL MARKET Positioned right across the street from the Pennsylvania Convention Center and the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, the iconic and one-of-a-kind Reading Terminal Market is a perfect locale for an evening celebration. Accommodating events with guest counts between 100 to 4,000-plus attendees, the historic indoor food market offers a private after-hours experience. Alternative to a typical event venue, guests will eat their way around the Reading Terminal Market through an interactive dining experience. allaboutusevents.us, Reading Terminal Market, 1136 Arch Street, 215-534-4707 h

4,000 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

AMADA Enjoy Chef Garces’s famed Andalusian tapas in a sultry, rustic-chic setting. Choose from a private dining room, a semi-secluded lounge, group tables in the main dining room or a combination. amadarestaurant.com, 217-219 Chestnut Street, 215-625-2450 h

150 3 3 3 3 3

AMERICAN SWEDISH HISTORICAL MUSEUM Tucked into FDR Park (plenty of parking, convenient to Center City, public transportation and highways), the museum is a hidden gem featuring unique galleries, rich architectural features and a lush outdoor space.  americanswedish.org, 1900 Pattison Avenue, 215-389-1776 h

360 3 3 3 3 3 3

ARTESANO GALLERY Artesano Gallery offers in-house catering, custom-designed menus in an historic, artistically appointed, 21,000-square-foot, loft-style space for seated dinner up to 250 guests, spacious dance floor and parking. artesanogallery.com, 109 Green Lane, 215-483-3298

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ARTS BALLROOM Philadelphia’s premier special-events venue, located directly off the Avenue of the Arts and within walking distance to the Pennsylvania Convention Center. artsballroom.com, 1324 Locust Street, 215-621-8561 h

400 3 3 3

BALLROOM AT THE BEN European ambiance, a balcony area for cocktails and 60-foot ceilings embellished by crystal chandeliers surround this historically certifiedvenue. finleycatering.com, 834 Chestnut Street, #210, 215-627-5100 h

1,200 3 3 3 3 3

THE BARNES FOUNDATION Housing one of the finest private collections of early French-Modern and Post-Impressionist paintings in the world, the collection also includes pieces of antique furniture, pottery and African sculpture. barnesfoundation.org, 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-278-7000 h

800 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

BATTLESHIP NEW JERSEY MUSEUM & MEMORIAL Meetings for six or 3,006, we offer historical rental spaces for meetings, social or corporate events. Full-service event planning, catering and bar service available. battleshipnewjersey.org, 62 Battleship Place, Camden, NJ, 866-877-6262 h

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BRAUHAUS SCHMITZ Philadelphia’s authentic German restaurant offering the region’s best German beer selection and traditional German cooking featuring house-made sausages and cured meats. brauhausschmitz.com, 718 South Street, 267-909-8814 h

350 3 3 3 3

BRÜ CRAFT & WURST We host events—small happy hours to full-structured, large-scale events. Off-site catering available. bruphilly.com, 1318 Chestnut Street, 215-800-1079 h 250 3 3 3 3 3 3

CARPENTERS’ HALL Built in 1774 by the Carpenters’ Company and hosted meetings of the First Continental Congress. The historic landmark offers exhibits and docent presentations throughout the day. carpentershall.org, 320 Chestnut Street, 215-925-0167 h

125 3 3 3 3 3

CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN With two in-house caterers, you can be sure to find just the right culinary creations for your event. The LEED Gold-certified rental facility is one of Philadelphia’s greenest. philadelphiaCFA.org, 1218 Arch Street, 215-569-3186 h

450 3 3 3 3 3

CESCAPHE BALLROOM This recently renovated venue features a grand ballroom, an inviting lounge with a 35-foot bar, an outside courtyard with bar and hibachi grill, and separate cocktail areas. cescaphe.com, 923 North 2nd Street, 215-238-5750 h

400 3 3 3 3 3 3

CHASE CENTER ON THE RIVERFRONT 87,000-plus square feet of event space on the Wilmington Riverfront. Spacious meeting rooms, 266-seat auditorium, dedicated exhibit space and two ballrooms. Free parking. No sales tax. 25 miles from Philadelphia. centerontheriverfront.com, 815 Justison Street, Wilmington, DE, 888-862-2787 h

1,600 3 3 3 3 3 3

CITIZENS BANK PARK Space for almost any gathering of any size, such as trade shows, corporate meetings, picnics, employee functions, luncheons, fundraisers, holiday parties and more! phillies.com/specialevents, One Citizens Bank Way, 215-218-5100

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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA Historic ambiance with unique event spaces, including the Sir John Templeton Veranda and the medicinal plant garden, which can accommodate small dinners to grand receptions. collegeofphysicians.org, 19 South 22nd Street, 215-563-3737 h

800 3 3 3 3 3 3

THE CONFERENCE CENTER AT THE CHEMICAL HERITAGE FOUNDATION Located in the heart of historic Old City, the CHF Conference Center combines award-winning design with all of the amenities required for successful meetings and events. chfconferencecenter.org, 315 Chestnut Street, 215-629-5156 h

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CONVENE CIRA CENTRE Cira Centre is conveniently attached to 30th Street Station, easily accessible for commuters and locals alike. convene.com, 2929 Arch Street, Suite 200, 888-730-7307 h

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CONVENE CITYVIEW Convene is the nation’s fastest-growing network of meeting, event and conference venues that combine technology, culinary, production and human-centered design into a transformative user experience. convene.com, United Plaza, 30 South 17th Street, 14th Floor, 888-730-7307

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CONVENE COMMERCE SQUARE Convene is a network of meeting, event and conference venues that combines technology, culinary and design into a transformative user experience. convene.com, 2001 Market Street, 2nd Floor, 888-730-7307 h

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THE CRYSTAL TEA ROOM - FINLEY CATERING This venue’s ambiance, service and cuisine are unmatched. finleycatering.com, The Wanamaker Building, 100 Penn Square East, 9th Floor, 215-627-5100

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DAVE & BUSTER’S Whether it’s for a small group or a large crowd, Dave & Buster’s has everything you need all in one place without all the hassle. daveandbusters.com, 325 North Columbus Boulevard, 215-413-1951 h

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DI BRUNO BROS. The BYOB event space above Di Bruno’s flagship Rittenhouse Square shop is perfect for a cocktail reception, corporate party or happy hour with innovative menus. dibruno.com, 1730 Chestnut Street, 215-665-9220

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DISTRITO Chef Jose Garces’ most versatile restaurant concept, Distrito can host events of all types and sizes. From corporate events and meetings to wedding receptions, birthdays and Mitzvahs, Distrito’s vibrant interior is perfect for any occasion.  distritorestaurant.com, 3945 Chestnut Street, 215-222-1657 h

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DOWN TOWN CLUB Original inlaid marble floors and hand-carved wood moldings are paired with sleek, stunning furnishings in this ultra-stylish, historic venue overlooking Independence Mall. cescaphe.com, 600 Chestnut Street, 215-238-5750 h

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THE ELECTRIC FACTORY The Electric Factory has hosted a wide range of corporate, social and charitable events, and flexibility is our strength. Tenting is available. electricfactory.info, 421 North 7th Street, 215-238-0100

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ESTIA RESTAURANT Bringing authentic flavors from the Mediterranean, Estia features a menu of specialties representing the best of Greek cuisine. Private dining rooms and wine cellar available. estiarestaurant.com, 1405 Locust Street, 215-735-7700 h

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THE EVENT CENTER AT SUGARHOUSE CASINO The Event Center features more than 10,000 square feet of configurable event space, free parking and a balcony with iconic views of the Delaware River waterfront. eventsatsugarhouse.com, 1001 North Delaware Avenue, 844-538-3098 h

600+ to 1,000 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

FIELD HOUSE SPORTS BAR Welcoming groups of all sizes with a variety of packages. Event staff specializes in customizing offerings to suit your needs. Private and semi-private rooms available. Events can be booked seven days a week. fieldhousephilly.com, 1150 Filbert Street, 215-629-1520 h

1,000 3 3 3 3 3 3

THE FILLMORE PHILADELPHIA The Fillmore, Theatre of Living Arts and the Tower Theater are ready to meet your event-planning needs. Let Live Nation’s experienced event-planning team rock your next event. thefillmorephilly.com, 29 East Allen Street, 215-870-2707 h

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THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Premier venue for corporate and social events. Choose Franklin Hall, Fels Planetarium or Karabots IACC-rated Laureates Conference Center. Exclusive catering by Frog Commissary. fi.edu, 222 North 20th Street, 215-448-1200 h

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FRANKLIN SQUARE The Pavilion in Franklin Square, an all-season, climate-controlled building, is the premier location for your next cocktail event, corporate picnic or seated dinner. historicphiladelphia.org/franklin-square, 6th and Race streets, 215-629-4026 h

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FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA The Free Library of Philadelphia’s grand Beaux-Arts building on the Parkway is the perfect location for your meeting, conference, retire-ment party or networking reception! freelibrary.org, 1901 Vine Street, 215-567-7710

180 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

FRIENDS CENTER Just one block from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, this historic Quaker building with its LEED Platinum renovation can accommodate groups of five to 700 for meetings, luncheons and lectures. friendscentercorp.org, 1501 Cherry Street, 215-241-7000 h

700 3 3 3

GARCES TRADING COMPANY Garces Trading Company is a full-service bar and restaurant focused on Chef Garces’s own favorite dishes from his travels to cafes throughout Western Europe, with a focus on Italy, Spain and France. garcestradingcompany.com, 1111 Locust Street, 215-574-1099 h

70 3 3 3 3 3 3

THE HORTICULTURE CENTER A modern exhibition hall and greenhouse, the Horticulture Center, located in beautiful Fairmount Park, boasts both indoor and outdoor spaces perfect for social and corporate celebrations and entertaining. Catered by Stephen STARR Events. myphillypark.org, 100 North Horticultural Drive, 215-910-2094

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INDEPENDENCE SEAPORT MUSEUM ISM on Penn’s Landing is an ideal venue to host events with sweeping views, ballroom, catering facilities, two historic ships and outdoor spaces overlooking the waterfront. phillyseaport.org, 211 South Columbus Boulevard, 215-413-8655 h

500 3 3 3 3

JG DOMESTIC Jose Garces’s farm-to-table, American restaurant is located on the first floor of The Cira Centre with an amazing view of the city skyline. Conveniently connected to 30th Street Station. jgdomestic.com, 2929 Arch Street, 215-222-2363 h

450 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

THE KIMMEL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Kimmel Center is your one-stop shop for venues, catering and production, making planning your next event as simple as possible. kimmelcenter.org, 300 South Broad Street, 215-790-5800 h

2,500 3 3 3 3 3

LIACOURAS CENTER Offers meetings and event space for 15 to 10,000 people. liacourascenter.com, 1776 North Broad Street, 215-204-2400 h 10,000 3 3 3

THE LIBERTY VIEW Contemporary event space in the heart of Philadelphia’s Historic District. The ballroom and terrace boast fantastic views of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell Center and are perfect for any meeting or reception. libertyviewballroom.com, One North Independence Mall West, 6th and Market streets, 215-965-2300

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LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD Lincoln Financial Field is available for corporate and social gatherings—from upscale parties or trade shows to intimate get-togethers. Your next event will soar beyond expectations. lincolnfinancialfield.com, 11th Street and Pattison Avenue, 267-570-4510 h

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MAGGIANO’S LITTLE ITALY Offers delicious authentic family-style Italian cuisine with beautiful private banquet space for up to 180 guests and full-service A/V capabilities and WiFi. maggianos.com, 1201 Filbert Street, 215-567-2020 h

200 3 3 3 3 3 3

MANN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS The Mann Center for the Performing Arts, located in Philadelphia’s beautiful Fairmount Park, has the ability to transform its many spaces for clients. manncenter.org, 5201 Parkside Avenue, 215-546-7900

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MERRIAM THEATER, KIMMEL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS The Merriam Theater is Philadelphia’s most continuous location for touring Broadway and off-Broadway shows. kimmelcenter.org, 250 South Broad Street, 215-790-5800 h

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MOSHULU RESTAURANT The world’s oldest and largest tall ship offers unsurpassed views, award-winning cuisine and a unique backdrop for intimate to extraordinary dining and private events. moshulu.com, 401 South Columbus Boulevard, 215-923-2500 h

1,000 3 3 3 3 3

MOULIN AT SHERMAN MILLS A blank canvas for masterpiece events, this artsy East Falls location features giant windows, an exposed-beam ceiling, striking columns, a lofty interior and flexible load-in. moulinatshermanmills.com, 3502 Scotts Lane, 215-923-6000

750 3 3 3 3

MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Historic Philly’s newest venue featuring engaging exhibits and many beautiful spaces for events - from the Lobby’s sweeping staircase to the Museum’s lofty Liberty Hall and intimate outdoor terrace. amrevmuseum.org, 101 South 3rd Street, 215-409-6700 h

950 3 3 3 3 3

NATIONAL CONSTITUTION CENTER Offering a modern setting in the heart of historic Philadelphia, the National Constitution Center provides stunning event space, stimulating exhibits and impeccable catering for groups of 30 to 3,000. constitutioncenter.org, Independence Mall, 525 Arch Street, 215-454-2031 h

3,000 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

NATIONAL LIBERTY MUSEUM National Liberty Museum provides 30,000 square feet of event space on four expansive floors located in the heart of historic Philadelphia. libertymuseum.org, 321 Chestnut Street, 215-925-2800 h

350 3 3 3

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY New 100,000-square-foot building is the ideal setting for meetings. Accommodates up to 800 with a panoramic view of Independence Mall. Exhibition showcases 360 years of American Jewish history. nmajh.org, 101 South Independence Mall East, 215-923-3811 h

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NEW LIBERTY DISTILLERY Three stories of event space with an exposed copper distilling system. A STARR event is characterized by flavorful fare from locally sourced ingredients, presented beautifully and served with precision. millstonespirits.com, 1431 North Cadwallader Street, 800-996-0595

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THE OLDE BAR Beautifully restored with modern elegance, this historic address offers three distinct event spaces accommodating up to 325 guests. theoldebar.com, 125 Walnut Street, 215-253-3777 h

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ONE NORTH BROAD, PHILADELPHIA HISTORIC FINE EVENTS VENUE One, Philadelphia’s Historic Fine Events Venue, located within the majestic Masonic Temple, one of Philadelphia’s most impressive, historic addresses. onenorthbroad.com, One North Broad Street, 215-988-1936

500 3 3 3 3 3 3

PARX CASINO Features 164,000 square feet of gaming, including slot machines, table games and poker tables. Enjoy a variety of dining options, from Parx Grill to Chickie’s & Pete’s. Complimentary parking for 5,000 cars. parxcasino.com, 2999 Street Road, Bensalem, PA, 888-4-GAMEON h

300 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

PENN MUSEUM This historic building offers a breathtaking space that will wow your guests. There are artifacts from all around the world and a flair for international cuisine to entertain all types of special events! penn.museum, 3260 South Street, 215-898-4000 h

900 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS Two unique venue options located directly across from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. pafa.org/about/facility-rentals/330/, 118-128 North Broad Street, 215-972-1609 h

800 3

PERELMAN QUADRANGLE, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Conference and meeting rooms, banquet halls, theaters, full AV and catering. perelmanquad.com, 307 Houston Hall, 3417 Spruce Street, 215-898-5552

300 3 3 3 3

PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART Elegant spaces for entertaining, from a 13th-century French medieval cloister to a 396-person capacity theater, to the contemporary Art Deco Perelman Building and intimate galleries at the Rodin Museum. philamuseum.org, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-763-8100 h

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PLEASE TOUCH MUSEUM Please Touch Museum, the Children’s Museum of Philadelphia, features interactive exhibits, daily activities and theater performances. pleasetouchmuseum.org, Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park, 4231 Avenue of the Republic, 215-581-3181 h

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PYRAMID CLUB Located on the 52nd floor with 20-foot-tall windows, the club overlooks Philadelphia and features outstanding cuisine and personalized service. pyramidclub.com, 1735 Market Street, 52nd Floor, 215-567-6510 h

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THE SHOPS AT LIBERTY PLACE Unique environment for your special event. The rotunda is available for rent during the day as well as an ideal venue to hold your private evening event. shopsatliberty.com, 1625 Chestnut Street, 215-851-9055 h

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SIMEONE FOUNDATION AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM One of the largest event venues in the Philadelphia area, the 78,000 square-foot facility fits up to 2,000 people and has more than three-plus acres of free parking. Just two minutes from I-95, Philadelphia International Airport and hotels. simeonemuseum.org, 6825 Norwitch Drive, 215-365-7233 h

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SKY PHILADELPHIA Premier catering venue for meetings, events and weddings. skyphiladelphia.com, 1717 Arch Street, 51st Floor, 215-567-8787 1,000 3 3 3 3 3

SPIN PHILADELPHIA, A PING PONG SOCIAL CLUB SPiN venues offer professional Olympic ping pong tables, VIP private ping pong lounge space, full-service catering and bar service, on-site event sales planners or as they like to say, “ping pong provocateurs,” to handle every detail in your event planning. wearespin.com, 211 South 15th Street (Corner of 15th and Walnut streets), 267-463-4850 h

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SPIRIT OF PHILADELPHIA The Spirit of Philadelphia and Freedom Elite private yacht deliver the city’s most unique combination of dining, dancing, entertainment and waterfront views. spiritcruises.com/philadelphia, 401 South Columbus Boulevard, 866-394-8439 h

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SPRINGFIELD COUNTRY CLUB Unique meeting and event destination featuring on-site hotel, spa, restaurant and public golf course. springfieldcc.net, 400 West Sproul Road, Springfield, PA, 610-690-7600 h

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TENDENZA This modern, industrial, ultra-chic event space reminiscent of New York lofts features stainless steel, exposed brick, floor-to-ceiling mirrors, brushed aluminum and glass. cescaphe.com, 969 North 2nd Street, 215-238-5750 h

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TINTO Draws inspiration from the rich cultural and culinary traditions of Basque country, while inspiring, tantalizing and satisfying all who enter with extraordinary cuisine created by Chef Jose Garces. tintorestaurant.com, 114 South 20th Street, 215-665-9150 h

100 3 3 3 3

UNDERGROUND ARTS Vibrant venue hosting music, comedy, poetry, theater and other performances, now available for rentals. Only three blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. undergroundarts.org, 1200 Callowhill Street, 215-238-0100

700 3 3 3 3 3

UNION TRUST With its soaring 65-foot illuminated engraved ceilings, architecturally accented walls, multiple private rooms and a breathtaking balcony that overlooks the whole site. finleycatering.com, 717 Chestnut Street, 215-627-5100

500 3 3 3 3

UNIVERSITY CITY SCIENCE CENTER With its urban loft feel, Quorum at the Science Center is ideal for innovation and entrepreneurship events and seminars. sciencecenter.org, 3711 Market Street, Suite 800, 215-966-6043

150 3 3 3 3 3

VIE One of Philadelphia’s largest, most elegant event destinations, this centrally located, 18,500-square-foot space with a courtyard can accommodate as many as 1,200 guests. cescaphe.com, 600 North Broad Street, 215-238-5750 h

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WATER WORKS Water Works is a national landmark with stunning views from its location at the foot of the Art Museum. The venue’s main ballroom, at 1,525 square feet, is perfect for smaller affairs. cescaphe.com, 640 Waterworks Drive, 215-238-5750

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WELLS FARGO CENTER The Philadelphia 76ers facility is available to book for all your event and meeting needs for groups of 10 or more. wellsfargocenterphilly.com, 3601 South Broad Street, 215-336-3600 h

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XFINITY LIVE! PHILADELPHIA Six unique entertainment venues, an outdoor stage and event plaza offer incredible flexibility and affordability for corporate meetings, receptions and concerts for hosting 20-5,000 guests. xfinitylive.com, 1100 Pattison Avenue, 267-443-6415

5,000 3 3 3 3 3 3

815 Justison Street, Wilmington, DEPhone: 302-425-3929 centerontheriverfront.com • tfera@centerontheriverfront.com

THE CHASE CENTERon the Riverfront

ROOM NAME SQ. FT. CEILING THEATER CLASSROOM CONFERENCE RECEPTION SEATED

Riverfront Ballroom 12,800 17 1,500 250 - 1,200 750

Christina Balroom 5,200 19 400 180 - 500 300

Atrium Lobby 11,000 28 - - - - -

Wilmington Hall 21,900 24 2,700 - - 2,500 1,250

Governor's Hall 10,300 24 900 - - 1,000 500

Pusey Jones * 2,190 12 144 108 34 200 100

Lobdell 1,292 12 120 72 28 100 70

Harlan & Hollingsworth * 2,004 12 180 80 34 150 80

Boardroom 841 8 - - 20 - -

Tubman * 770 10 30 20 15 - 40

Garrett 798 8 50 24 20 - 40

Shipyard 368 8 - - 8 - -

Poole 255 8 18 9 10 - 12

Wilson 240 8 18 9 10 - 12

Warner 195 8 12 6 6 - 10

Dravo Auditorium 3,100 24 252+ Handicap - - - -

AMENITIES: Westin Wilmington River Rock Kitchen Bar/Lounge • Fitness studio • Indoor pool • Shuttle service • Green hotel standards • Arts, sports, golf, tax-free shopping, culture and restaurants.

OVERVIEW: The Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington, DE is located along the Christina River only 30 minutes from downtown Philadelphia and 20 minutes to Philadelphia International Airport. It offers ample meeting conference rooms, a dedicated open exhibit area and several beautifully appointed ballrooms ideal for a variety of corporate functions, as well as trade shows, conventions and galas, surrounded by ample parking, state-of-the-art audio visual services, complimentary WiFi, drive-in access with convenient load-in and on-site security. Events are affordable here, especially because the center is located in a TAX-FREE STATE! The luxurious, 180-room Westin Wilmington is attached to the convention center, making it convenient for attendees.

Guests of the Chase Center will enjoy a culinary program that offers a wide variety of on-trend menu options that are skillfully created by the masterful talent of its award-winning Executive Chef. Enjoy an event experience that’s more personal, more accommodating and more creative—The Chase Center—We Do Different!

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1 South 15th Street, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-440-5507 ccdparks.org • Sarah Anello : rentals@centercityphila.org

AMENITIES: CENTER OF THE CITY - West side of City Hall • Half block from the convention center • Flexibility to accommodate every need including large capacity events • Over a major transit hub • Programmable fountain can be on in sections, spontaneously turned on or turned completely off for your event • The trees around the park are lit with twinkle lights, and the great lawn adds a swath of green in the center of Center City Philadelphia • 100% ADA accessible • On-site caterer • Excusive tenting company • Dedicated on-site staff • 1200 AMPS of power • Potable water access • Restrooms

OVERVIEW: Philadelphia’s brand-new $55 million installation– joined the ranks of the city’s most desirable venues in September 2014. This grand, state-of-the-art park promises a new standard for corporate, social and celebratory functions and offers the flexibility to accommodate every need. Imagine your convention event, corporate or wedding reception, product launch, gala or brand activation at the center of Center City, adjacent to historic City Hall.

DILWORTH PARK

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER SEATED DIN/DANCE

Lawn - - - 1,300 600 400 500

Pixels 1-5 - - - 2,250 1,100 750 550

Pixel 6 - - - 350 200 120 90

Market St. Walkway - - - 340 175 100 85

All 3 Spaces + Walkway - - - 4,500 2,200 1,500 1,200

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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Franklin Hall - 5,184 82 600 670 - 400

Jordan Lobby - 2,516 - 130 - - 120

Bartol Atrium - 9,878 - 600 - - 300

Fels Planetarium - 3,959 - 310 250 - 220

Pepper Hall - 3,800 - 400 350 - 220

Mandell Center - 9,000 - 900 - - 650

Franklin Gallery - 10,000 - 480 - - 210

Conference Center - 3,100 - 180 200 200 120

5th Floor Conference Center - 1,896 - 130 - - 110

Rooftop Deck - 2,115 - 130 - - 120

Frankin Air Show - 5,000 - 150 - - 60

Your Brain - 8,500 - 400 - - 100

Electricity - 3,100 - 150 - - 50

The Giant Heart - 3,000 - 130 - - 80

Changing Earth - 3,900 - 200 - - 80

Space Command - 5,355 - 400 - - 200

AMENITIES: Meeting Rooms: 55 • Total Meeting Space: 130,000 square feet • Largest Meeting Room: 10,000 square feet • IACC-rated conference center • Interactive exhibits • State-of-the-art AV • Customized lighting • Dedicated on-site staff • On-site parking • On-site caterer • Food and beverage in exhibit space

OVERVIEW: Philadelphia's premier venue for daytime meetings and corporate and social events. The new Nicholas and Athena Karabots Pavilion features the Elaine Levitt and Joel Gershman Education and Conference Center. Choose from Franklin Hall, Fels Planetarium, Pepper Hall, Your Brain or any of our other interactives. For your next cocktail or dinner reception, you may choose to experience the splendor and sophisticated allure of the marbled rotunda in the Benjamin Franklin National Memorial, or the intimate Fels Planetarium under the stars. Inspire your guests with the grandeur of Wisdom Hall, or any of our interactive exhibits and theaters.

Plan your next conference or meeting in the new IACC-rated Elaine Levitt and Joel Gershman Education and Conference Center and wow your guests as they enter through the private rain garden into the modern, well-appointed space.

Our exclusive caterer, Frog Commissary, provides exquisite cuisine and a Philadelphia tradition of innovation and excellence.

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AMENITIES: 280 seated • 600 reception-style • Conveniently located in the Convention Center District • Unique venue and event space • Extensive event • Menu options • Ability to customize • Event merchandise • On-site event planning Professional • Complimentary coat check • Complimentary WiFi • Handicap accessible • Outdoor space

OVERVIEW: The Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia is a full-service event-planning facility with state-of-the art audiovisual options available for events. Banquet services, entertainment and event merchandise can be customized to complement every event. The event staff specializes in creating unique and exceptional special events for up to 600 guests. This unique venue is the premier event space in Philadelphia! The new Philadelphia Room can accommodate up to 125 seated and 200 reception-style. The Main Cafe has the ability to offer outdoor space during the warmer months, a built-in stage and lighting and an ultra-modern vibe lounge area. The Main Cafe accommodates 155 seated and 400 reception-style. There is the option to utilize one of the two rooms or to enjoy having the entire Cafe for your event! The Main Cafe is available for breakfast meetings, corporate cocktail receptions/dinners, private parties, post-wedding brunches/receptions, luncheons, product launches and non-profit and social events, just to name a few. Have your guests enjoy the priceless memorabilia nailed to the walls and party next to some of history’s famous rock stars’ memorabilia during your next event! Banquet menus are just as extensive as our memorabilia: customizing to your taste is what we do! Audiovisual packages are available along with free WiFi. The Cafe is located in the heart of the Convention Center District, next door to the Market Street Pennsylvania Convention Center entrance and next door to the major Convention Center hotels. The Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia has the ability to be utilized in a plethora of ways to make your next event rock!

1113-31 Market Street, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-238-0639 • Fax: 215-574-4921 hardrock.com/Philadelphia • dawn_bundick@hardrock.com

HARD ROCK CAFEPhiladelphia

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Main Cafe - 4,000 - 400 175 - 400

Philadelphia Room - 2,200 - 200 75 - 200

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300 South Broad Street, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-790-5323kimmelcenter.org Audrey Gildea: agildea@kimmelcenter.org

THE KIMMEL CENTER

AMENITIES: World-class performing arts center • National Historic Landmark • Exclusive catering by Garces Events • Centrally located in Center City Philadelphia • Spaces with capacities ranging from 25 to 2,500 • State-of-the-art equipment • Versatile and flexible spaces • Outdoor space

OVERVIEW: Conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from the from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the Kimmel Center Cultural Campus offers a breathtaking backdrop for your event. Energize and inspire your clients, staff or colleagues in iconic, versatile spaces with capacities ranging from 25 to 2,500 people. Whether you are planning a meeting, workshops, a reception or sit-down dinner, at the Kimmel Center you’ll be the star of the show.

“We really appreciated everyone’s professionalism and willingness to go the extra mile to help in whatever way we needed. We received so many compliments on the Kimmel, their staff and Garces cuisine. It was truly a magical night. Thank you for helping to make the evening a success!” — Hirtle, Callaghan & Co.

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Verizon Hall - - - - 2,500 - -

Perelman Theater - - - 300 650 - 250

Hamilton Garden 87 x 65 5,655 - 200 200 200 200

The Plaza - 13,000 - 1,250 - - -

Comcast Circle 27 x 64 1,728 - 175 150 100 150

Rendell Room 52 x 31 1,612 - 125 150 100 100

First Tier Lounge - - - 200 - - 150

The Lounge 85 x 30 2,550 - 350 - - 240

SEI Innovation Studio 56 x 48 2,688 - 200 200 150 -

Academy of Music - - - - 2,900 - -

Academy of Music Ballroom 82 x 39 3,198 - 200 200 150 200

Merriam Theater - - - - 1,810 - -

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AMENITIES: Meeting Rooms: Yes • Total Event Space: 48,000 square feet • Largest Meeting Room: 24,000 square feet • Conveniently located in Center City and heart of Philadelphia • Five blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention Center Capacity: 850+ guests • Two multi-purpose floors that can host private and semi-private events • Full-service restaurant and bar offering American cuisine and handcrafted cocktails • Extensive event menu and bar package options • 30 screens located around the venue • In-house audiovisual capabilities for meetings and presentations • Ability to customize event merchandise and offer branding opportunities • Dedicated on-site event planning professionals • Complimentary Wifi • Handicap accessible • 24 bowling lanes • 12 billiard tables • Six custom ping-pong tables • Shuffleboard • Darts • Air hockey • Gaming center complete with world's largest Pac-man, floor-to-ceiling Crossroad, Big Buck Hunter, Golden Tee, Classic Street Fighter, Classic Centipede, Shoot to Win!

OVERVIEW: Lucky Strike Philadelphia is an entertainment concept that caters to any age. We feature premium bowling, gastropub dining and full-service mixologist bars amidst the stimulating atmosphere of art, music and an energetic crowd. We are known for producing amazing events for our clients from small team-building events and meetings to full venue buyouts for corporate and charitable events. Lucky Strike Philadelphia is two floors offering 48,000 square feet of premier event space for more than 850 guests and offers a variety of entertainment options such as 24 bowling lanes, 12 billiard tables, ping pong and shuffleboard that are sure to keep your guests entertained. We believe in hospitality made easy and events are catered to your liking without the hassle. Our event menus have numerous options from appetizers to buffets, and of course, we will customize to meet your needs! With more than 30 screens located around the venue, we offer a variety of audio visual and branding opportunities along with complimentary WiFi. The venue is located in the heart of Center City and just five blocks from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Lucky Strike Philadelphia is truly a unique experience. Come by and roll with us!

1336 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Phone: 215-545-2471 • www.bowlluckystrike.com

LUCKY STRIKEPhiladelphia

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

2nd Floor Total - 24,000 - 425 - - 425

2nd Floor - Suite One - 1,750+ - 65 - - 65

2nd Floor - Suite Two - 3,500+ - 125 - - 125

3rd Floor Total - 24,000 - 425 - - 425

3rd Floor - Suite One - 1,750+ - 40 - - 40

3rd Floor - Suite Two - 3,500+ - 80 - - 80

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1001 North Delaware Avenue, PhiladelphiaPhone: 844-538-3098 eventsatsugarhouse.com • events@sugarhousecasino.com

AMENITIES: Meeting Rooms: 6 • Total Event Space: 30,000 square feet • Largest Meeting Room: 10,000 square feet of divisible event space • FREE parking with direct access to the event center from level 2 of the multilevel parking garage • Built-in AV • Spectacular view of the Delaware River & Ben Franklin Bridge • Exclusive food service for The Event Center provided by Hugo’s Frog Bar & Chop House, operated by Chicago’s famed Gibsons Restaurant Group • The Event Center is smoke-free • Guests under 21 are welcome to attend events in the Event Center

OVERVIEW: Guests will enjoy panoramic views of the Delaware River, free parking in our seven-story garage, a high-energy casino floor, iconic Philadelphia foods in the Marketplace. Exclusive food service for The Event Center provided by Hugo’s Frog Bar & Chop House, operated by Chicago’s famed Gibsons Restaurant Group.

SUGARHOUSE CASINO

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Entire Ballroom (Halls A-C) - 10,308 - 1000+ 812 352 540

Hall A or B - 3,436 - 300+ - - 180

Hall D, E or F - 1,145 - 110+ - - 60

Boardroom - 388 - 30 - - 20

Steakhouse Private Dining Room - - - 50 - - 32

Refinery (Semi-Private, Includes VIP) - - - 400 - - 150

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1100 Pattison Avenue, PhiladelphiaPhone: 267-443-6421 • Fax: 215-278-2347xfinitylive.com • events@ xfinitylive.com

XFINITY LIVE!Philadelphia

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

NBC Sports Arena 70 x 100 10,104 40 850 550 300 500

Mezzanine 37 x 55 1,390 15 125 100 60 70

Lounge 36 x 50 945 15 100 75 45 50

Event Plaza 90 diameter 8,000 - 500 400 300 400

NBC Sports Turf Field 50 x 100 5,000 - 300 250 125 150

1100 Social 41 x 63 2,594 - 150 125 60 90

Victory Beer Hall 60 x 70 6,927 15 400 375 160 250

Broad Street Bullies Pub 53 x 80 4,591 15 200 125 60 90

PBR Philly: A Coors Banquet Bar 57 x 88 5,835 15 200 125 60 75

AMENITIES: 32-foot LED HD TV • 24-foot outdoor video board • Private rooms • Outdoor event plaza and stage • Multivenue event options • Flexible event set-ups • Extensive catering menu • NBC Sports Turf Field • Drop-down screens and projectors • Portable stage • Capacity: indoor - 5,000 square feet, outdoor - 10,000 square feet • Live-feed HD camera • Ample parking • Fire pits • Outdoor heaters • State-of-the-art sound system • Multiple covered patios • Located just off I-95 and I-76 • Easily accessible from the Walt Whitman and Benjamin Franklin bridges

OVERVIEW: XFINITY Live! Philadelphia is a dining and entertainment district located in the Sports Complex. With more than 50,000 square feet made up of two levels, five entertainment venues, Miller Lite Outdoor Concert Stage and the NBC Sports Turf Field—the event possibilities are endless. With a diverse array of activities and venues XFINITY Live! offers incredible flexibility and affordability for private events of any size, including corporate meetings, concerts and receptions—utilize multiple venues to host 20-5,000 guests. XFINITY Live! has an endless variety of cuisines and catering styles to enhance your event experience and nothing in the region compares to the wide variety of amenities and attractions that XFINITY Live! can offer a signature event.

Entertainment District includes: NBC Sports Arena: A central gathering place for groups and our largest rentable venue, including a 32-foot LED HD TV, per-fect for large group presentations, a private mezzanine and lounge area. • Victory Beer Hall: Featuring beerhall-style tables, a stage for live music or presentations, drop-down screen and covered patio. • 1100 Social: Featuring a great, new menu with everything from tacos to burgers, it has something for everyone. Great outdoor spaces with covered patios, event space, outdoor bar and fire pits. • Broad Street Bullies Pub: A timeless neighborhood pub, drop-down screen and an expansive covered patio with a view of the Philadelphia skyline. • PBR Philly: A Coors Banquet Bar: A country-themed bar complete with mechanical bull, fire pits and a spacious patio. • Outdoor Events Plaza and NBC Sports Turf Field

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2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-278-7060 • Fax: 215-278-7458 barnesfoundation.org • events@barnesfoundation.org

THE BARNES FOUNDATION

AMENITIES: Meeting Rooms: 8 • Total Meeting Space: 24,000 square feet • Largest Meeting Room: 7,500 square feet • Parkway Museum District location • Multipurpose indoor spaces that host up to 850 guests • Outdoor entertaining options, including a garden oasis and fully covered terrace • NEW private day meeting space • Private access to world-class art collection Inclusive Services: membership to the Barnes, self-parking, customizable A/V services, guest services, and security • Flexible event setups • Innovative artisanal creations by exclusive caterer, Starr Catering Group

OVERVIEW: From the moment of arrival, you and your guests will be treated to the Barnes’s signature understated elegance, sophisticated modern architecture and private access to one of the world’s finest art collections. Our events team is relationship-driven and customer-focused. We strive to create stylish, customized events designed to meet and surpass our clients’ visions.

Artful hospitality. Versatility. Top-notch service. Combining the innovative artisanal creations of Starr Catering Group with stunning surroundings, an event at the Barnes is more than an occasion—it’s a lifelong memory not to be missed.

1 Citizen Bank Way, Philadelphia Phone: 215-218-5100 • Fax: 215-755-9324 phillies.com/specialevents • specialevents@phillies.com

CITIZENS BANK PARK

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Diamond Club - 9,000 - 600 - - 250

Ashburn Alley - - - 3,000 - - -

Hall of Fame Club 1st Base - 7,000 - 400 - - 100

Hall of Fame Club 3rd Base - 8,000 - 400 - - 100

Executive Dining Room - 2,000 - 125 - - 75

Draft Room - 2,000 - - - - 25

Media Room - 2,000 - 125 - - 75

High & Inside Pub - 800 - 100

AMENITIES: Unique event spaces • Free parking • Impeccable in-house catering • On-site event planners • Built-in AV options • Behind-the-scenes tours • In-park audiovisual messaging options • Phillie Phanatic appearances

OVERVIEW: Dazzle your guests at the spectacular home of the Phillies! Citizens Bank Park plays host to events all year round and has the space for almost any gathering of any size, such as trade shows, corporate meetings, picnics, employee functions, luncheons, fundraisers, holiday parties and more.

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CUBA LIBRERESTAURANT & RUM BAR10 South 2nd Street, Philadelphia Phone: 215-627-0666 • CubaLibreRestaurant.com TRissel@cubalibrerestaurant.com

AMENITIES: Bi-level restaurant set in 1950s Havana, Cuba, with tropical foliage, authentic artwork and vintage décor • Private dining spaces ideal for an intimate gathering of 10 to a full-scale restaurant buy-out, able to accommodate 350 guests • Customizable dinner, lunch, brunch, tapas and dessert menus by two-time James Beard award winning chef • More than 90 varieties of rum • Bar and cocktail packages • Event enhancements such as mojito-making stations, cigar-rolling classes, salsa dancing, rum tasting and more • Outdoor patio seating •Two full bars • A/V capabilities

OVERVIEW: Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar is a must-see, must-experience destination in Old City, ideal for private events ranging from 10 to 350 guests. Situated on two floors with upbeat Latin music, authentic dècor and a professional staff, the restaurant transports guests to 1950s Havana, Cuba. Chef-Partner Guillermo Pernot’s menus of classic and contemporary Cuban tapas, entrees and desserts can be customized to meet any taste or budget. From colorful entertainment and festive decorations to top-of-the-line audio visual equipment to signature cocktails and authentic rums, Cuba Libre’s team will custom-create any event, making it absolutely perfecto.

600 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106Phone: 215-238-5750 cescapheblack.com • info@cescaphe.com

DOWN TOWN CLUB

AMENITIES: Cescaphe’s award-winning culinary & events team • 10,000 square feet of event space • 280 guests seated • 500 guests cocktail style • Incredible views of Independence Mall, Ben Franklin Bridge and Delaware River

OVERVIEW: Cescaphe’s Down Town Club is located in the heart of Old City just across the street from Independence Hall. Designed in 1921 in the Georgian Revival style, the Down Town Club exudes the energy of the Industrial Revolution—an age of modernization and luxury. The historic venue features inlaid marble floors and hand-carved wood moldings paired with sleek, minimal furnishings that mimic Philadelphia’s own blended skyline of modern design and colonial styling. With its original brass chandeliers that are updated with sheer organza drum shades, towering ceilings and elegant draperies, guests feel chic and stylish as they take in the panoramic views of the city in the stylish venue that embraces the depth and history of a space nearly a century old. From the moment guests enter the Down Town Club, they will truly feel like they are a part of a storied Philadelphia affair.

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ESTIA RESTAURANT

AMENITIES: Private dining room: 6 to 10 people • Wine Room: 10 to 14 people • Banquet Room 1: 30 to 160 people • Banquet Room 2: 15 to 40 people • Banquet Room 1 & 2: 85 to 200 people • Banquet prices starting at $25 per person for lunch and $45 per person for dinner • Private bar for cocktail receptions • Internet accessibility • Audiovisual equipment capabilities • Customizable menu and beverage options available • Complimentary coat check

OVERVIEW: ESTIA prides itself on maintaining all of the same culinary traditions, and more importantly, the flavors unique to Greece and the Mediterranean. Estia, which translates to “hearth,” creates an atmosphere reminiscent of an inviting Mediterranean home. The first of its kind in the city, Estia features a menu of authentic specialties, simply prepared, representing the best of Greek cuisine. The exceptional cuisine is complemented by a first-rate wine and fanciful cocktail list. Estia has put together an unparalleled collection of wines, with a large selection of Greek varietals, plus handpicked vintages from regions all over the world.

Estia houses various private dining rooms, including a walk-in wine cellar with a domed stone ceiling. Private rooms are able to accommodate six to 200 guests. All rooms are equipped with Internet and have the capability for audiovisual equipment. A private bar completes the banquet facilities for cocktail receptions. The main dining room can also be used for events that do not require a private room and can be a wonderful atmosphere for larger groups. The main dining room is also available for buyouts.

THE LIBERTY VIEWat the Independence Visitor Center599 Market Street, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-965-2300 • TheLibertyView.com Britni Lettsome: Britni@thelibertyview.com

AMENITIES: Breathtaking views of Historic Philadelphia • Popular Old City location near must-see attractions • Modern and flexible meeting space • Newly expanded outdoor terrace • State-of-the- art in-house A/V capabilities • 24/7 fully enclosed, secure parking

OVERVIEW: The Liberty View at the Independence Visitor Center is a versatile space located in the heart of Philadelphia’s Historic District. Available year-round and directly accessible from the modern ballroom, the oversized terrace has expanded to now host double its original capacity with newly sweeping views of Independence Mall.

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION SEATED THEATER CLASSROOM

Liberty View Ballroom 70 x 40 2,800 18 200 180 210 100

Liberty ViewTerrace 1 40 x 40 1,600 - 100 90 155 60

Liberty ViewTerrace 2 13 x 20 260 18 15 16 - -

NEW! Terrace Addition 108 x 18 1800 - 140 120 150 100

Liberty View Pre-Function Room 40 x 20 800 13'7" 60 40 84 30

Grand Hall 410 x 20 10,500 40 1000 500 644 160

Theater 1 36 x 25 900 13'7" - - 130 -

Conference Room 18 x 10 180 8 - 10 - -

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Liberty Hall - 2,550 34' 220 250 128 200

Boardroom - 750 - 55 60 18 40

Terrace - 1,760 - 130 - - -

Patriot's Gallery - 4,960 - 331 535 250 330

Rotunda - 5,330 - 356 - - -

Orientation Theater - 1,175 - - 175 - -

Oneida Nation Atrium - 3,300 - 150 - - -

MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION101 South Third Street, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-454-2028 brulee-catering.com • Museum@Brulee-Catering.com

AMENITIES: Brand new 118,000 square foot Cultural Center • Outdoor terrace • Boardroom • Reception hall • On-site café • Engaging exhibits • Sweeping staircase • Exclusively Brûlée Catering • On-site AV • Accommodates 30 to 950 guests

OVERVIEW: Host events of all kinds in the newest venue in Historic Philadelphia with Brûlée Catering. Guest will be welcomed by the museum lobby’s gracious architecture and sweeping staircase and will continue their experience in the third floor’s Liberty Hall with high ceilings and outdoor terrace overlooking the First Bank of the United States.

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Lenfest Liberty Hall - 1,500 - 150 150 100 90

Welcome to Liberty - 1,900 - 100 60 - 40

Voyage to Liberty - 800 - 75 - 25 25

Heroes of Liberty Around the World - 1,200 - 75 - - 30

Glass Access Gallery - 850 - 75 90 30 50

Education Center - 1,000 - 75 100 50 60

Entire Museum - 30,000 - 350 Varies Varies 250

NATIONAL LIBERTY MUSEUM321 Chestnut Street, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-925-2800, ext.103 • libertymuseum.orgLisa Polakoff Webb • lpolakoff@libertymuseum.org

AMENITIES: Accommodations for 25 to 350 guests • Stunning, inspirational spaces for every special event • A list of preferred caterers • In-house audio-visual services • Stages & podiums • LCD-screen TVs • Hosted coat-check • Accessibility for people with disabilities

OVERVIEW: Featuring eight beautiful galleries on four expansive floors, the National Liberty Museum includes a world-class collection of glass art, inspiring exhibits and stunning historic architecture. Whether you gather in our traditional Liberty Hall, sip cocktails in the elegant new “Welcome Gallery” or marvel at the 21-foot Flame of Liberty by Dale Chihuly, you’ll know you’ve chosen the perfect space for your event.

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ONEOne North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107Phone: 215-988-1936 • onenorthbroad.com

AMENITIES: Meeting Rooms: 10 • Grand Ballroom seats 200 guests with dancing, 250 guests without dancing and 450 for reception when combined with the Grand Foyer • Richly decorated, wood-paneled dining room for intimate luxurious meeting and dining • Conveniently located in Center City and the heart of Philadelphia • Located steps from the Pennsylvania Convention Center and nearby hotels • Unique venue and event space • Second floor foyer provides additional reception space • WiFi and audio/visual capability • Historic library and exhibits • Museum docents and guided tours available • Dedicated on-site event planning professionals. Exclusive catering partner Catering By Design

OVERVIEW: ONE, at the majestic Masonic Temple, is a stunning world-renowned architectural wonder just steps away from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. This National Historic Landmark features magnificent meeting spaces and interactive breakout rooms based on themes of ancient architecture.

The newly redecorated Grand Ballroom with Grand Foyer is a unique reception and dinner setting, while the second floor marble foyer provides more reception space “under the stars.” ONE houses a library and exhibits featuring articles belonging to George Washington and other national and international dignitaries. Bring your clients to the ONE North Broad Street, the perfect location for the perfect event.

PERELMAN QUADRANGLE3417 Spruce Street, Suite 307, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-898-5552 • 866-977-PENNperelmanquad.com • Britny Molloy: britny@upenn.edu

AMENITIES: Accommodations for 15 to 300 guests • Charming collegiate setting at the University of Pennsylvania Campus historic district • In-house A/V services • Bon Appetit Catering • Accessibility for persons with disabilities

OVERVIEW: Perelman Quadrangle is a collection of historic event facilities located on Penn’s campus in University City. A range of conference rooms, rehearsal spaces, banquet halls and theaters can accommodate events of any nature. With in-house production and catering options, as well as vendor flexibility, we offer the best of Penn.

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Irvine Main Hall 111 x 86 9,546 - - 1,259 - -

Amado Recital Hall 34 x 47 1,598 - 112 112 39 60

Café 58 35 x 47 1,645 - 112 90 36 60

Bodek Lounge 106 x 40 4,240 - 250 250 80 250

Hall of Flags 109 x 40 4,360 - 300 300 80 250

ARCH 208 Auditorium 58 x 43.5 2,523 - 144 144 144 130

ARCH 108 42 x 25 1,050 - 60 60 36 60

Class of '49 Auditorium 40 x 60 2,400 - 200 200 54 150

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VIE

AMENITIES: Cescaphe’s award-winning culinary & events team • 20,000 square feet of event space • 750 guests seated, 1,500 guests cocktail style • Urban courtyard available for events • Built-in staging, lights & sound system • LCD projectors & (2) 120-inch flat screen visual displays

OVERVIEW: Cescaphe’s Vie is located on Broad Street, just north of City Hall, offering all the vibrancy and amenities of Center City Philadelphia. Vie features a 12,500 square foot main ballroom complete with a 40-foot-long floor-to-ceiling bar and an oversized cocktail space featuring three custom bars with a sleek black-and-white design. Vie also features an adjoining outdoor urban courtyard that is available for events and state-of-the-art audio visual equipment. As Cescaphe’s largest venue, Vie allows for grand affairs while still providing an intimate feeling.

WATER WORKS

ROOM NAME DIMENSIONS SQ. FT. CEILING RECEPTION THEATER CLASSROOM BANQUET

Engine House 1,525 200 180 140

Grand Pavillion 3,200 250 200 200

Mill House Deck 9,000 800 450 750

Entire Property 1,500

640 Waterworks Drive, PhiladelphiaPhone: 215-238-5750 cescapheblack.com • info@cescaphe.com

AMENITIES: Cescaphe’s award-winning culinary & events team • National Historic Landmark • Waterfront location Access to entire property for events • Outdoor event space

OVERVIEW: Cescaphe’s Water Works is a National Historic Landmark with breathtaking views of Boathouse Row and the Center City skyline from its waterfront location at the foot of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Water Works features indoor, outdoor and tented event opportunities.

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of renowned chefs and restaurateurs in this town. The award-winning local talent continues to elevate the region’s food scene, creating noteworthy restaurants

perfect for hosting unforgettable meals for meeting and convention attendees.

for his artfully designed establishments with high-quality dishes and offers an array of restaurant styles, from sleek and expensive to casual, family-friendly eateries. With a vast selection of restaurants in the Starr portfolio, it’s easy to find an ideal private dining space for groups of 12 to 300, and the company’s seasoned events staff works with planners to find the right spot for any group. starr-restaurant.comRESTAURANTS: El Vez, El Rey/Ranstead Room, Jones, Alma de Cuba, Buddakan, Continental Old City, Continental Midtown, Morimoto, Parc, Barclay Prime, The Dandelion, Talula’s Garden, Talula’s Daily, Frankford Hall, Fette Sau, Serpico, Pod, The Love., Pizzeria Stella, Butcher & Singer

JOSÉ GARCES Iron Chef José Garces burst onto the Philadelphia restaurant scene in 2005 with his Spanish tapas restaurant, Amada. Garces, winner of the 2009 James Beard Foundation Best Chef, Mid-Atlantic, has demonstrated his culinary prowess in ventures across the city, offering a mix of global flavors that range from gourmet burgers at gastropub Village Whiskey to European-style café fare at Garces Trading Co. to Mexican street food courtesy of Distrito. Garces Group offers private dining at its restaurants, accommodating groups large and small, and is the exclusive on-site caterer of numerous venues across the city, including the Kimmel Center, Cira Centre

MICHAEL SOLOMONOV The 2017 James Beard Foundation Outstanding Chef and co-founder of CookNSolo restaurant group, Michael Solomonov is know for bringing modern Israeli flavors to the City of Brotherly Love. After developing a devoted following for his unbelievably smooth hummus at his first restaurant, Zahav, Solomonov opened Dizengoff, a fast-casual eatery devoted to hummus with a rotating list of toppings. Solomonov has also solidified his fan base with his wildly popular mini-chain, Federal Donuts, known for its Korean fried chicken and imaginative donuts. All six CookNSolo restaurants are available for private parties, from intimate affairs to restaurant buyouts. cooknsolo.comRESTAURANTS: Zahav, Federal Donuts, Dizengoff, Goldie, Rooster Soup Co., Abe Fisher

STEVEN STARR The 2017 James Beard Foundation Outstanding Restaurateur, Stephen Starr played a vital role in the revitalization of the Philadelphia food scene, opening his first restaurant, Continental Restaurant & Martini Bar, in Old City in 1995. Today, his company, Starr Restaurants, has 34 properties in six markets, with 20 restaurants in Philadelphia alone. Starr has partnered with some of the world’s best chefs, including Masaharu Morimoto and Peter Serpico, bringing diverse flavors to the city. The hospitality giant is known

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Atrium and Academy of Music Ballroom. The group also offers catering for special events.philadelphia.garcesevents.comRESTAURANTS: 24, Amada, Buena Onda, Distrito, Garces Trading Company, JG Domestic, The Olde Bar, Tinto, Village Whiskey, Volvér

SUSANNA FOO Susanna Foo redefined Chinese cooking when she opened her eponymous restaurant in 1987, marrying the country’s traditional cuisine with French cooking techniques. After closing her namesake restaurant in 2009, the two-time James Beard Foundation award winner embarked on a new venture with her son Gabriel—SuGa, a modern Chinese restaurant in Rittenhouse Square. A culinary pioneer, Foo was one of city’s first celebrity chefs and has been credited with helping launch the city’s restaurant renaissance. SuGa features three private rooms for groups of eight to 40 as well as an entire restaurant buyout. It also offers catering for special events. suga.comRESTAURANT: SuGa

MARC VETRI A Philadelphia-area native, Marc Vetri has earned countless accolades for his inspired Italian cuisine, including the 2005 James Beard Foundation Best Chef, Mid-Atlantic. Situated in a historic brownstone, his first restaurant, Vetri Cucina, opened to much acclaim in 1998. Vetri opened several other Italian eateries throughout

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the city, all of which have earned praise for their handcrafted, high-quality dishes. The Vetri Family has a mix of private dining options, from intimate seating for eight to 14 at Osteria’s Kitchen Table to a 100-person reception at Amis. For an exceptional fine-dining experience, look to Vetri Cucina, which features a private dining room on its second floor with a dedicated kitchen and service team, and accommodations for up to 45. vetrifamily.com RESTAURANTS: Amis Trattoria, Osteria, Pizzeria Vetri, Alla Spina, Vetri Cucina, Bar Amis

ELI KULP & ELLEN YIN The pair behind High Street Hospitality Group, chef Eli Kulp and restaurateur Ellen Yin, have earned rave reviews for their Old City eateries, Fork and High Street on Market, and their Rittenhouse Square spot, a.kitchen. Labeled a best new chef by Food & Wine magazine in 2014, Kulp is known for his ingredient-driven, well-balanced dishes. High Street on Market, named one of Bon Appetit ’s Best New Restaurants in 2014, is lauded for its morning-to-night fare and fresh-baked bread. Yin, who opened Fork in 1997, was a semifinalist in 2017 for the James Beard Foundation Outstanding Restaurateur. Private dining is available at Fork, for five to 45, along with a restaurant buyout. Groups 50 or less can enjoy private dining at a.kitchen as well. highsthospitality.comRESTAURANTS: a.kitchen+bar, Fork, High Street on Market

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DININGGroups from 10 to 500 can get a taste of Philadelphia’s excitingly diverse and delicious dining options.

KEY: B: Breakfast L: Lunch D: Dinner LN: Late Night WB: Weekend Brunch $: Up to $10 $$: $11 to $20 $$$: $21 to $30 $$$$: $31 & up R: Reservations Suggested 8: BYOB h Accessible

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CONVENTION CENTER DISTRICT

BANK & BOURBON bankandbourbon.com, 1200 Market Street, 215-231-7300 B, L, D, LN, WB, R h American $$$$ 160

BAR-LY CHINATOWN PHILLY bar-ly.com, 101 North 11th Street, 215-922-2688 L, D, LN, WB, R h

Sports Bar and Restaurant $$ 180 3 3 3

FIELD HOUSE SPORTS BAR fieldhousephilly.com, 1150 Filbert Street, 215-629-1520 L, D, LN h American $$ 800

HARD ROCK CAFE hardrock.com, 1113-31 Market Street (12th and Market streets), 215-238-1000 L, D, LN h American $$ 650 3

MAGGIANO’S LITTLE ITALY maggianos.com, 1201 Filbert Street, 215-567-2020 L, D, R h Italian $$$ 500

OSTERIA osteriaphilly.com, 640 North Broad Street, 215-763-0920 D, R h Italian $$$ 130

SANG KEE PEKING DUCK HOUSE sangkeechinatown.com, 238 North 9th Street, 215-925-7532 L, D, WB Chinese $$ 200 3

SOUTH southrestaurant.net, 600 North Broad Street, 215-600-0220 D, LN, R h Southern $$

TABLEAU AT PAFA pafa.org/visit/pafacafe, 128 North Broad, 215-391-4138 B, L h American $

YAKITORI BOY yakitoriboy.com, 211 North 11th Street, 215-923-8088 D, LN, R h Japanese $$$ 100 3 3 3 3

OLD CITY/HISTORIC DISTRICT/ WATERFRONT

AMADA amadarestaurant.com, 217-219 Chestnut Street, 215-625-2450 L, D, LN, WB, R h

Spanish $$$$ 200

BUDDAKAN buddakan.com, 325 Chestnut Street, 215-574-9440 L, D, LN hPan Asian/

Global $$$$ 250

CAMPO’S SINCE 1947 camposdeli.com, 214 Market Street, 215-923-1000 L, D, LN 8 h

Philadelphia- Style $ 3 3 3

CHART HOUSE RESTAURANT chart-house.com, 555 South Columbus Boulevard, 215-625-8383 D, WB h Seafood $$$ 450

CITY TAVERN citytavern.com, 138 South 2nd Street, 215-413-1443 L, D h American $$$ 300-800

CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT AND MARTINI BAR continentalmartinibar.com, 138 Market Street, 215-923-6069 L, D, LN, WB h

Pan Asian/ Global $$ 150

CUBA LIBRE RESTAURANT & RUM BAR cubalibrerestaurant.com, 10 South 2nd Street, 215-627-0666 L, D, LN, WB, R h

Cuban/ Latin American $$$ 350

DAVE & BUSTER’S daveandbusters.com, 325 North Columbus Boulevard (North Columbus at Pier 19 North), 215-413-1951 L, D, LN h American $$$ 2,500 3 3

DINARDO’S FAMOUS SEAFOOD dinardos.com, 312 Race Street, 215-925-5115 L, D, WB h Seafood $$$ 130

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DOS ROSAS TAQUERIA bistro7restaurant.com, 7 North 3rd Street, 215-931-1560 D Mexican $$ 35

FARMICIA farmiciarestaurant.com, 15 South 3rd Street, 215-627-6274 L, D, LN, WB American $$$ 120

FORK RESTAURANT forkrestaurant.com, 306 Market Street, 215-625-9425 L, D, LN, WB, R h American $$$$ 160 3 3 3

HIGH STREET ON MARKET highstreetonmarket.com, 308 Market Street, 215-625-0988 B, L, D, LN,WB, R h American $$ 30 3 3 3

HUGO’S FROG BAR & CHOP HOUSE hugosphilly.com, 1001 North Delaware Avenue, 215-717-3900 L, D, R Steakhouse $$$$ 35

JASMINE RICE OLD CITY jasminericephilly.com, 224 Market Street,215-278-2545 L, D Thai $$ 75 3 3 3

JIM’S STEAKS SOUTH STREET jimssouthstreet.com, 400 South Street, 215-928-1911 B, L, D, LN h

Philadelphia-Style $ 3 3

KEATING'S ROPE & ANCHOR, BAR + KITCHEN ropeanchorkitchen.com, 201 South Columbus Boulevard, 215-521-6509 B, L, D, R American $$ 86

LA FAMIGLIA lafamiglia.com, 8 South Front Street, 215-922-2803 L, D, R Italian $$$ 150

LA NONNA (ROMAN & REGIONAL CUISINE) ristorantelanonna.com, 214 South Street, 267-928-3262 D 8 Italian $$

LA PEG BRASSERIE lapegbrasserie.com, 140 North Columbus Boulevard, 215-375-7744 D, LN, WB, R h French $$$

LA VERANDA RESTAURANT laverandapier3.com, Penn’s Landing (at Pier 3), 215-351-1898 L, D, R h Italian $$$ 350

LASCALA’S RESTAURANT & BAR lascalasphilly.com, 615 Chestnut Street, 215-928-0900 L, D, LN, R h Italian $$ 165

LITTLE LION RESTAURANT thelittlelionphilly.com, 243 Chestnut Street, 267-273-0688 L, D, WB h American $$ 105

MALBEC ARGENTINE STEAKHOUSE & RESTAURANT malbecsteakhouse.com, 400 South 2nd Street, 215-515-3899 D, R Steakhouse $$$ 95

MARMONT STEAKHOUSE marmont.net, 222 Market Street, 215-923-1100 D, R h Steakhouse $$$ 16

MOSHULU RESTAURANT moshulu.com, 401 South Columbus Boulevard, 215-923-2500 L, D, LN, WB, R h American $$$ 800 3

OLD CITY COFFEE INC. oldcitycoffee.com, 221 Church Street, 215-629-9292 B, L, D Coffee House $

THE OLDE BAR theoldebar.com, 125 Walnut Street, 215-253-3777 D, LN, WB, R h Seafood $$ 350 3

PIZZERIA STELLA pizzeriastella.net, 420 South 2nd Street, 215-320-8000 L, D, LN Italian $$ 110

PJ CLARKE’S pjclarkes.com, 601 Walnut Street, 215-999-2000 American

POSITANO COAST BY ALDO LAMBERTI positanocoast.net, 212 Walnut Street (2nd floor), 215-238-0499 L, D, WB, R h Italian $$ 300

REVOLUTION HOUSE revolutionhouse.com, 200 Market Street, 215-625-4566 L, D, LN, WB International $$$ 150 3

RISTORANTE PANORAMA (Penn’s View Hotel) pennsviewhotel.com/panorama, 14 North Front Street, 215-922-7800 L, D, R h Italian $$$ 100 3

SPASSO ITALIAN GRILL spassoitaliangrill.com, 34 South Front Street, 215-592-7661 L, D h Italian $$ 200

SPIRIT OF PHILADELPHIA spiritcruises.com/philadelphia, 401 South Columbus Boulevard, 866-394-8439 B, L, D, LN, WB, R h

American, Dinner Cruise $$$$ 550 3

TASTE tastesocietyhill.com, One Dock Street, 215-238-6000 B, L, D American $$$ 50

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THE PLOUGH & THE STARS ploughstars.com, 2nd and Chestnut streets, 215-733-0300 L, D, LN, WB Irish $$ 300

THE TWISTED TAIL thetwistedtail.com, 509 South 2nd Street, 215-558-2471 B, L, D, LN, WB Southern $$$ 300 3 3 3 3

WHETSTONE TAVERN whetstonetavern.com, 700 South 5th Street, 267-239-0906 D, LN, R American $$$

XOCHITL RESTAURANT & TEQUILA BAR xochitlphilly.com, 408 South 2nd Street, 215-238-7280 D, R Mexican $$$

ZAHAV zahavrestaurant.com, 237 Saint James Place, 215-625-8800 D, R Middle Eastern $$ 100

WASHINGTON SQUARE/MIDTOWN VILLAGE/GAYBORHOOD DISTRICT

1225 RAW SUSHI & SAKE LOUNGE 1225raw.com, 1225 Sansom Street, 215-238-1903 L, D, LN, WB, R h Japanese $$$ 100 3

BLUESTONE LANE bluestonelaneny.com, 1 South Penn Square, 267-758-5915 Coffee House $

BRAUHAUS SCHMITZ brauhausschmitz.com, 718 South Street, 267-909-8814 L, D, LN, WB, R h German $$$ 175

THE CAPITAL GRILLE thecapitalgrille.com, 1338 Chestnut Street (corner of Broad and Chestnut streets), 215-545-9588 L, D, LN, R h Steakhouse $$$$ 64

DOUBLE KNOT doubleknotphilly.com, 121 South 13th Street, 215-631-3868 L, D, LN, WB Japanese $$ 100

EL VEZ elvezrestaurant.com, 121 South 13th Street, 215-928-9800 L, D, LN, WB, R h Mexican $$$ 250

FINN MCCOOL’S ALE HOUSE finnmccoolsphilly.com, 118 South 12th Street, 215-923-3090 L, D, LN, WB h Irish $$ 200-250

FOGO DE CHAO fogo.com, 1337 Chestnut Street, 215-636-9700 L, D, WB, R h Steakhouse $$$$ 325

GARCES TRADING COMPANY garcestradingcompany.com, 1111 Locust Street, 215-574-1099 L, D, WB 8 h

American/Catering $$ 100 3

INDEBLUE RESTAURANT AND BAR indebluerestaurant.com, 205 South 13th Street, 215-545-4633 L, D, LN, WB Indian $$$ 100

IRISH PUB (12TH AND WALNUT) irishpubphilly.com, 1123 Walnut Street, 215-925-3311 L, D, LN, WB Irish $ 250

JONES RESTAURANT jones-restaurant.com, 700 Chestnut Street, 215-223-5663 B, L, D, LN, WB h American $$ 150

M RESTAURANT AT THE MORRIS HOUSE HOTEL mrestaurantphilly.com, 231 South 8th Street, 215-625-6666 D, R h American $$$ 112

MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT mccormickandschmicks.com, One South Broad Street, 215-568-6888 L, D, LN, R h

Seafood $$$ 250 3

MCGILLIN’S OLDE ALE HOUSE mcgillins.com, 1310 Drury Street, 215-735-5562 L, D, LN, WB h Irish $ 225

MIXTO RESTAURANTE mixtorestaurante.com, 1141 Pine Street, 215-592-0363 L, D, LN, WB h

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Spanish$$ 70

MORIMOTO morimotorestaurant.com, 723 Chestnut Street, 215-413-9070 L, D, LN, R, h Japanese $$$$ 150

OPA opaphiladelphia.com, 1311 Sansom Street, 215-545-0170 L, D, LN h Greek $$

RISTORANTE LA BUCA ristlabuca.com, 711 Locust Street, 215-928-0556 L, D, R Italian $$$ 250

SAMPAN sampanphilly.com, 124 South 13th Street, 215-732-3501 D, LN, R Asian $$$ 200

SERPICO serpicoonsouth.com, 604 South Street, 215-925-3001 D, R American $$$$ 52

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TALULA’S DAILY talulasdaily.com, 208 West Washington Square, 215-592-6555 B, L, D American $$ 60

TALULA’S GARDEN talulasgarden.com, 210 West Washington Square, 215-592-7787 D, WB, R American $$$ 150

TIME RESTAURANT, WHISKEY BAR, TAP ROOM & MUSIC VENUE timerestaurant.net, 1315 Sansom Street, 215-985-4800 D, LN American $$ 250

VALANNI RESTAURANT & LOUNGE valanni.com, 1229 Spruce Street, 215-790-9494 D, LN, WB, R Mediterranean $$ 220

VETRI CUCINA vetricucina.com, 1312 Spruce Street, 215-732-3478 L, D R Italian $$$$ 45

VINTAGE WINE BAR & BISTRO vintage-philadelphia.com, 129 South 13th Street, 215-922-3095 D, LN Wine Bar $$ 70

ZIO’S BRICK OVEN PIZZERIA ziosbrickoven.com, 111 South 13th Street, 215-627-1615 L, D, LN 8 Italian $$

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24 24philly.com, 2401 Walnut Street, 215-333-3331 L, D, WB Italian $$ 120

ABE FISHER abefisherphilly.com, 1623-25 Sansom Street, 215-867-0088 D, LN, R h International $$$ 50

ALMA DE CUBA almadecubarestaurant.com, 1623 Walnut Street, 215-988-1799 D, LN, R h Cuban $$$ 200

AQIMERO richardsandoval.com/aqimero, 10 Avenue of the Arts (Lobby of the Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia), 215-523-8200 B, L, D, WB, R Latin American $$$$ 400

ART BAR sonesta.com/philadelphia, 1800 Market Street, 215-561-7500 B, L, D, LN h American $$

BARCLAY PRIME barclayprime.com, 237 South 18th Street, 215-732-7560 D, LN, R h Steakhouse $$$$ 175

BELLINI GRILL bellinigrill.com, 220 South 16th Street, 215-545-1191 L, D R h Italian $$$ 50 3 3

BISTRO LA BAIA bistrolabaia.com, 1700 Lombard Street, 215-546-0496 L, D h Italian $$ 45

BUTCHER AND SINGER butcherandsinger.com, 1500 Walnut Street, 215-732-4444 L, D h Steakhouse $$$$ 250

CAVANAUGH’S RITTENHOUSE cavsrittenhouse.com, 1823 Sansom Street, 215-665-9500 L, D, LN American $$ 50

THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY thecheesecakefactory.com, 1430 Walnut Street, 267-457-2203 L, D, LN, WB h American $$

CHIMA BRAZILIAN STEAKHOUSE chimasteakhouse.com, 1901 John F. Kennedy Boulevard (at 20th Street), 215-525-3233 D, LN, R h Steakhouse $$$$ 350 3 3

THE CONTINENTAL MID-TOWN continentalmidtown.com, 1801 Chestnut Street, 215-567-1800 L, D, LN, WB h

Pan Asian/ Global $$ 300

D’ANGELO’S RISTORANTE ITALIANO AND LOUNGE dangeloristorante.com, 256 South 20th Street, 215-546-3935 L, D, LN h Italian $$$ 150

THE DANDELION thedandelionpub.com, 124 South 18th Street, 215-558-2500 L,D, WB English $$ 150

DAVIO’S NORTHERN ITALIAN STEAKHOUSE davios.com, 111 South 17th Street, 215-563-4810 B, L, D, WB, R h Italian $$$ 150

DEL FRISCO’S DOUBLE EAGLE STEAKHOUSE delfriscos.com, 1426-28 Chestnut Street, 215-246-0533 L, D, R h Steakhouse $$$$ 500

DEVON SEAFOOD GRILL devonseafood.com, 225 South 18th Street, 215-546-5940 L, D, WB, R h Seafood $$$ 40

EL REY elreyrestaurant.com, 2013 Chestnut Street, 215-563-3330 L, D, WB Mexican $$ 100

ESTIA RESTAURANT estiarestaurant.com, 1405 Locust Street, 215-735-7700 L, D, WB, R h Mediterranean $$$ 370

GRAN CAFFE L'AQUILA grancaffelaquila.com, 1716 Chestnut Street, 215-568-5600 B, L, D, LN, R h Italian $$ 110

HARP & CROWN harpcrown.com, 1525 Sansom Street, 215-330-2800 D, WB, R American $$$$ 220

IRISH PUB (20TH AND WALNUT) irishpubphilly.com, 2007 Walnut Street, 215-568-5603 L, D, LN, WB Irish $ 350

JASMINE RICE RITTENHOUSE jasminericephilly.com, 306 South 16th Street, 215-546-0818 L, D 8 Thai $$ 40 3 3 3

JET WINE BAR jetwinebar.com, 1525 South Street, 215-735-1116 D Wine Bar $$

LA FONTANA DELLA CITTA lafontanadellacitta.com, 1701 Spruce Street, 215-875-9990 L, D, R Italian $$ 130

MELOGRANO melogranorestaurant.com, 2012 Sansom Street, 215-875-8116 D, R 8 h Italian $$$ 70 3 3

MISSION TAQUERIA missiontaqueria.com, 1516 Sansom Street, 2nd Floor, 215-383-1200 L, D, WB, LN, R Mexican $$

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MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE mortons.com/philadelphia, 1411 Walnut Street, 215-557-0724 D h Steakhouse $$$ 200

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OCEAN PRIME oceanprimephilly.com, 124 South 15th Street, 215-563-0163 D, R Seafood $$$$ 250

OYSTER HOUSE oysterhousephilly.com, 1516 Sansom Street, 215-567-7683 L, D, LN, WB h Seafood, Sushi $$$ 140

PALM RESTAURANT PHILADELPHIA thepalm.com, 200 South Broad Street at The Bellevue, 215-546-7256 L, D h Steakhouse $$$$ 250 3

PARC RESTAURANT parc-restaurant.com, 227 South 18th Street, 215-545-2262 B, L, D, WB French $$$ 300

THE PRIME RIB theprimerib.com, 1701 Locust Street, 215-772-1701 D, R h Steakhouse $$$ 200 3

PUB & KITCHEN thepubandkitchen.com, 1946 Lombard Street, 215-545-0350 D, LN, WB, R American $$$ 100

PUMPKIN pumpkinphilly.com, 1713 South Street, 215-565-4448 D, R 8 American $$$ 26

R2L r2lrestaurant.com, Two Liberty Place, 50 South 16th Street, 37th Floor, 215-564-5337 D, LN, R h American $$$ 300

REX 1516 rex1516.com, 1516 South Street, 267-319-1366 D, WB Southern $$$

RUTH'S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE ruthchris.com, 1800 Market Street (Lobby Level, Sonesta Hotel), 215-790-1515 L, D, WB h Steakhouse $$$ 50

SSCARPETTA scarpettarestaurants.com, 210 West Rittenhouse Square, 215-558-4199 D, LN, R h Italian $$$ 300

SCHLESINGER’S RESTAURANT AND DELICATESSEN schlesingersdeli.com, 1521 Locust Street, 215-735-7305 B, L, D h Delicatessen $$

SEAFOOD UNLIMITED seafoodunlimited.com, 270 South 20th Street, 215-732-3663 D Seafood $$

SHAKE SHACK shakeshack.com/location/center-city, 2000 Sansom Street, 215-809-1742 L, D, LN h American $$

SOUTHGATE southgatephilly.com, 1801 Lombard Street, 215-560-8443 L, D, WB Korean-Fusion $$

SQUARE 1682 square1682.com, 121 South 17th Street, 215-563-5008 B, L, D, LN, WB h American $$ 10

SUGA BY SUSANNO FOO sugabyfoo.com, 1720 Sansom Street, 215-717-8969 L, D, LN, WB h Chinese $$$ 5`0

TINTO tintorestaurant.com, 114 South 20th Street, 215-665-9150 L, D, WB, R h Spanish $$ 100

VILLAGE WHISKEY villagewhiskey.com, 118 South 20th Street, 215-665-1088 L, D, LN, WB h American $$ 40

VOLVER volverrestaurant.com, 300 South Broad Street, 215-670-2303 D, R International $$$$ 80

XIX (NINETEEN) nineteenrestaurant.com, 200 South Broad Street, 215-790-1919 B, L, D, LN, WB, R h American $$$ 150

PARKWAY MUSEUMS DISTRICT

B U E N ABUENA ONDA buenaondatacos.com, 1901 Callowhill Street, 215-302-3530 L, D h Mexican $$ 60

CITY TAP HOUSE citytaphouselogan.com, Two Logan Square, 215-587-9040 L, D, LN, WB, R

Sports Bar and Restaurant $$$ 300 3 3

CON MURPHY'S conmurphyspub.com, 1700 Benjamin Franklin Parkway (at the Windsor Hotel), 267-687-1128 B, L, D, LN, WB Irish $$ 120

TIR NA NOG IRISH BAR & GRILL tirnanogphilly.com, 16th and Arch streets, 267-514-1700 L, D, LN, WB h Irish $$$ 300

UNIVERSITY CITY/WEST PHILADELPHIA

DISTRITO distritorestaurant.com, 3945 Chestnut Street, 215-222-1657 L, D, WB h Mexican $$ 300

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JG DOMESTIC jgdomestic.com, 2929 Arch Street, 215-222-2363 L, D, R h American $$$ 300 3 3

NEW DELHI INDIAN RESTAURANT newdelhiweb.com, 4004 Chestnut Street, 215-386-1941 L, D, LN, WB Indian $ 16

POD podrestaurant.com, 3636 Sansom Street, 215-387-1803 L, D, R h Asian $$$ 250

WHITE DOG CAFÉ whitedog.com, 3420 Sansom Street, 215-386-9224 L, D, LN, WB, R h American $$$ 175

NORTHERN LIBERTIES/FISHTOWN

FETTE SAU fettesauphilly.com, 1208 Frankford Avenue, 215-391-4888 D, LN h Barbecue $$ 124

FRANKFORD HALL frankfordhall.com, 1210 Frankford Avenue, 215-634-3338 L, D, LN h German $$ 450

FRONT STREET CAFE frontstreetcafe.net, 1253 North Front Street,215-515-3073 B, L, D, LN, WB h

American $$ 200 3 3 3

HERITAGE heritage.life, 914 North 2nd Street, 215-627-7500 D, LN, WB American $$ 160

KENSINGTON QUARTERS kensingtonquarters.com, 1310 Frankford Avenue, 267-314-5086 L, D, WB h American $$$ 150

SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

BAR AMIS amistrattoria.com, 4503 South Broad Street, 215-282-3184 L, D American $$ 200

BISTROT LA MINETTE bistrotlaminette.com, 623 South 6th Street, 215-925-8000 L, D French $$$ 74

CHICKIE’S & PETE’S CRAB HOUSE AND SPORTS BAR chickiesandpetes.com, 1526 Packer Avenue, 215-218-0500 L, D, LN h

Sports Bar and Restaurant $$ 3

DANTE & LUIGI’S CORONA DI FERRO danteandluigis.com, 762 South 10th Street, 215-922-9501 L, D, R Italian $$ 150

MS. TOOTSIE'S RESTAURANT, BAR AND LOUNGE mstootsiesrbl.com, 1312 South Street, 215-731-9045 D, WB h Southern $$

PAT’S KING OF STEAKS patskingofsteaks.com, 1237 East Passyunk Avenue, 215-468-1546 B, L, D, LN

Philadelphia- Style $ 3 3

POP’S HOMEMADE WATER ICE popsice.com, 1337 Oregon Avenue, 215-551-7677 Dessert $

RALPH’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT ralphsrestaurant.com, 760 South 9th Street, 215-627-6011 L, D, R Italian $$ 120

SALOON RESTAURANT saloonrestaurant.net, 750 South 7th Street, 215-627-1811 L, D, LN Italian $$$$ 35

THE VICTOR CAFÉ victorcafe.com, 1303 Dickinson Street, 215-468-3040 D, LN, R Italian $$$$ 135 3

VILLA DI ROMA villadiroma.com, 932-36 South 9th Street, 215-592-1295 L, D h Italian $$ 70

XFINITY LIVE! PHILADELPHIA xfinitylive.com, 1100 Pattison Avenue, 267-443-6415 L, D

Sports Bar and Restaurant $$ 125 3 3 3 3

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA/LOWER BUCKS COUNTY

GOLDEN CORRAL goldencorralbensalem.com, 1465 Street Road, Bensalem, PA, 215-245-5301 B, L, D h

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C H E C K I T O U T !With an incredible selection of museums, historic sites, parks and retail options, there’s plenty for attendees to do and see in Philadelphia with an hour, half day or full day free.

Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA): The first museum and fine arts school in America, PAFA boasts a renowned collection of 19th- and 20th-century American artwork, including pieces by Winslow Homer, Cecilia Beaux and Thomas Eakins, as well as contemporary artists like Philip Pearlstein and Jennifer Bartlett. Designed by Frank Furness, the 1876 Victorian Gothic landmark building is a work of art itself—and is located just across Broad Street from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Look for the giant paintbrush out front. pafa.org

Reading Terminal Market: Adjacent to the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the Reading Terminal Market offers a taste of Philadelphia history. As the oldest continuously operating farmers market in the country, Reading Terminal is a maze of more than 80 merchants and ethnically diverse eateries, including Middle Eastern, Pennsylvania Dutch, Greek, Asian and more. Local specialties at the Market include roast pork sandwiches at DiNic’s, scrapple at the Down Home Diner and cannolis from Termini Brothers Bakery. For regional gifts for those back home, stop at the Pennsylvania General Store. readingterminalmarket.org

Independence National Historical Park: For history buffs, no visit is complete without exploring Philadelphia’s rich colonial history. Dive into the past at Independence National Historical Park, home to Independence Hall, site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. After, visitors can swing by the Liberty Bell to see the famed, cracked bell up-close. nps.gov/inde

Rittenhouse Square Shopping: With tax-free shopping on shoes and clothes, Philadelphia is an enticing fashion and style destination. Rittenhouse Row—stretching from Broad Street to 21st Street between Spruce and Market streets—is the go-to for chic boutiques catering to all sorts of tastes. A mainstay on Chestnut Street, Boyds offers men’s and women’s

Dilworth Park & City Hall: On the west side of City Hall and a short walk from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Dilworth Park is a great spot for an outdoor break no matter the season. With a public ice rink in the winter and plenty of green space in the summer, it’s perfect for people watching year round. For panoramic views of the city, visit the open-air observation deck at the base of the William Penn Statue atop City Hall. Timed tickets are available at the City Hall Visitor Center. centercityphila.org,phila.gov

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HALF-DAY OPTIONS

Attendees with a morning or afternoon free can delve deep into Philadelphia’s history, skyline

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From arts enthusiasts to full-fledge foodies, the Convention Center District has numerous attractions

that visitors with a free hour or two can enjoy.

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Philadelphia offers plenty of ways to spend a free day. Tour the city’s world-renowned art

institutions, hit the streets on an in-depth walking tour or simply explore the great outdoors.

Walking Tours: The story behind Philadelphia’s skyline—from its Romanesque to colonial to Neo-Modern buildings and more—is the focus of the Center for Architecture and Design architecture tours. Choose from one of 20 tour options, all of which are led by industry experts and offer an alternative perspective on the city’s history. For a walk through American history, team up with The Constitutional Walking Tour. Group tours hit more than 20 iconic Old City locations, including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, and can be themed around such interests as law, medicine, religion and haunted attractions. A can’t miss along the Ben Franklin Parkway is the impressive display of public art—including works by three generations of Calders. The City of Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy offers a helpful guide, available for purchase at the City Hall Visitor Center, so visitors can tour the 1.3-mile stretch on their own. philadelphiacfa.org, theconstitutional.com, creativephl.org

Outdoor Pursuits: Run, bike, hike or walk the many trails that wind throughout the more than 10,000 acres of Fairmount Park. For fantastic Schuylkill River views, head to Kelly Drive just beyond the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which winds past picturesque Boathouse Row, public art and rowers on the water. Head south on the trail past the museum to connect with the Schuylkill Banks, a linear urban park, and the Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk, a 15-foot-wide, paved path that extends over the water. For an even wilder experience, head to the 42-acre Philadelphia Zoo. The country’s first, it continues to innovate with cool attractions like Zoo360, a series of elevated, mesh tunnels through which animals can roam about the park. phila.gov/parksandrecreation, philadelphiazoo.org

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Benjamin Franklin Parkway Museums: Celebrating its centennial year, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway is the city’s cultural hub, home to multiple distinguished art museums. The Philadelphia Museum of Art sits at the top of the Parkway, a Greek Revival building whose steps were made famous by the Rocky movie series. The local fixture attracts art aficionados from around the world with its immense collection, which ranges from Renaissance masters to Asian ceramics to contemporary artists. Nearby, the Rodin Museum is dedicated to the art of French sculptor Auguste Rodin, housing one of the largest collections outside of Paris, including The Gates of Hell. Closer to Logan Square, the Barnes Foundation offers more than 4,000 works of Post-Impressionist and early Modern art by Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse, Picasso, van Gogh and more. philamuseum.org, rodinmuseum.org, barnesfoundation.org

designer looks in addition to their own made-to-measure clothing, shirts and ties. Cap off a Rittenhouse Square shopping expedition at The Shops at Liberty Place, home to national retailers. The urban mall inside One Liberty Place also offers an expansive food court. rittenhouserow.org, boydsphila.com, shopsatliberty.com

One Liberty Observation Deck: For 360-degree views of the city and beyond, head to the 57th floor of One Liberty Place. This impressive observation deck not only affords Instaworthy snapshots of the region day and night, it also takes visitors through the highlights of Philadelphia history with its interactive exhibits. phillyfromthetop.com

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For more free-time itineraries, visit discoverPHL.com/itineraries.

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ARCH STREET UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Founded in 1862, this white marble, Gothic Revival building houses a Stanbridge organ built in 1870. Services are 8:30 a.m. (praise) and 11 a.m., Sundays (formal). archstreetumc.org, 55 North Broad Street, 215-568-6250

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CHRISTMAS VILLAGE IN PHILADELPHIA Unique atmosphere with thousands of lights, the City Hall tree, and the delicious smell of waffles, bratwurst and mulled, which wine will put you and your family into the perfect Christmas mood. philachristmas.com, LOVE Park, 1500 Arch Street, 215-268-7606

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CITY HALL TOUR & VISITORS CENTER Located in the true center of Philadelphia, the City Hall Visitor Center’s knowledgeable staff allows visitors to experience one of the city’s most iconic buildings. phila.gov, City Hall, Broad and Market streets, Room 121, 215-686-2840 h

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DILWORTH PARK On the west side of City Hall is the city’s lively centerpiece, with a lush lawn, tree groves, cafe and fountain that converts to an ice skating rink in winter. ccdparks.org, Broad and Market streets, 215-440-5500 h

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ESCAPE ENTERTAINMENT PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia’s premium escape room experience! Created by professionals for professionals, the venue is the only of its kind in the Philadelphia area, designed for purposeful, fun team-building events and accommodating groups of all sizes and budgets, with catering options as well! phl.escape-entertainment.com, 1218 Chestnut Street, 5th Floor, 215-923-1659 h

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THE FABRIC WORKSHOP AND MUSEUM This internationally acclaimed contemporary art museum known for its collection and exhibitions is devoted to creating work in new materials and media. Open seven days a week. fabricworkshopandmuseum.org, 1214 Arch Street, 215-561-8888 h

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THE MASONIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM OF PENNSYLVANIA One of the wonders of the Masonic world, this magnificent building contains a vast museum collection of artwork and furnishings with a premier research library on Freemasonry. pagrandlodge.org, One North Broad Street, 215-988-1900 h

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PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS America’s first art museum and school of fine arts, with a renowned collection of American art that spans two centuries and includes works by the country’s greatest artists. pafa.org, 118 and 128 North Broad Street, 215-972-7600 h

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PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW The Philadelphia International Auto Show began in 1902, and the Automobile Dealers Association of Greater Philadelphia has been producing the show since 1997. phillyautoshow.com, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 1101 Arch Street, 610-279-5229

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AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM IN PHILADELPHIAAAMP interprets the history of African- Americans and those of the African Diaspora and enriches the lives of visitors, especially children, using education to empower them. aampmuseum.org, 701 Arch Street, 215-574-0380 h

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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY Museum dedicated to the history of the Bible (opening tentatively scheduled for 2018). Exhibits and pop-up events may be on display at American Bible Headquarters, 1902 Pine Street, prior to museum opening. americanbible.org, 101 North Independence Mall East, 215-309-0900

AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (APS) MUSEUM APS is America’s oldest learned society, presenting exhibitions exploring the intersections of history, science and art, drawn from the society’s wide-ranging collections. apsmuseum.org, 104 South 5th Street, 215-440-3440 h

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MUSEUM Explore Franklin’s life and character in the Benjamin Franklin Museum. The museum features artifacts, computer animations and interactive displays. nps.gov/inde, Entrance to the courtyard is from Market or Chestnut streets, between 3rd and 4th streets, Franklin Court, 215-597-0060 h

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BETSY ROSS HOUSE Visit the home of America’s most famous flagmaker! Meet Betsy Ross, enjoy kid-friendly exhibits and stay for lunch and storytelling in the shady courtyard. historicphiladelphia.org/betsy-ross-house, 239 Arch Street, 215-629-4026

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BISHOP WHITE HOUSE This 1786 house was the home of Bishop William White and his family. Bishop White was the rector of Christ Church and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church and the founder of the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf. nps.gov/inde, 309 Walnut Street, 215-597-8974

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CARPENTERS’ HALL Location of the First Continental Congress in 1774, privately owned by The Carpenters’ Company. Displays include the original Windsor chairs used by our founding fathers, colonial tools and a model of the hall being constructed. carpentershall.org, 320 Chestnut Street, 215-925-0167 h

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CHEMICAL HERITAGE FOUNDATION MUSEUM Chemistry is all around us. Explore the amazing successes, astonishing failures and strange surprises behind the scientific discoveries that changed our world. chemheritage.org, 315 Chestnut Street, 215-925-2222 h

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CHRIST CHURCH AND BURIAL GROUND Georgian architectural treasure attended by the founding fathers. The burial ground is the final resting place of Benjamin Franklin. christchurchphila.org, 2nd Street above Market Street (Christ's Church), 5th and Arch streets (Burial Ground), 215-922-1695

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CONGREGATION MIKVEH ISRAEL Founded in 1740, the Synagogue of the Revolution maintains its tradition. Visitors may join the service as Haym Salomon, Rebecca Gratz and other illustrious Jews did. mikvehisrael.org, 44 North 4th Street, 215-922-5446 h

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CONGRESS HALL The House of Representatives and Senate met at Congress Hall when Philadelphia was the capital. It was also the site of George Washington’s second inauguration. nps.gov/inde, 6th and Chestnut streets, 215-965-2305

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DECLARATION HOUSE As a delegate to the Second Continental Congress in 1776, Thomas Jefferson rented two rooms in this house where he proceeded to draft the Declaration of Independence. The reconstruction of this building dates from 1975. nps.gov/inde, 7th and Market streets, 215-965-2305

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DELAWARE RIVER WATERFRONT CORPORATION Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest returns to the Waterfront. Open every day through March 4,2018. Experience The Lodge with food, beverages and a new immersive light show. delawareriverwaterfrontcorp.com, 121 North Columbus Boulevard, 215-629-3200  h

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EDGAR ALLAN POE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE This building is the sole surviving Philadelphia residence of Poe. While he lived in Philadelphia, he published his most memorable tales, including The Black Cat. nps.gov/edal, 532 North 7th Street, 215-597-8780

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ELFRETH’S ALLEY The oldest continuously occupied residential street in the nation and a National Historic Landmark. This streetscape of 32 colonial- and Federal-style homes was once occupied by artisans. Two homes are open to the public for guided tours. elfrethsalley.org, 124-146 Elfreth’s Alley, 215-574-0560

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FIREMAN’S HALL MUSEUM Adults and children learn firefighting history and fire-safety tips in a restored 1902 firehouse at Fireman’s Hall Museum. See apparatus, traditional and interactive exhibits. firemanshall.org, Philadelphia Fire Department Historical Corporation, 147 North 2nd Street, 215-923-1438 V h

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FIRST BANK OF THE UNITED STATES This building was completed in 1797 and is an early example of Neoclassical architecture. The idea of banking was thought up by Alexander Hamilton in 1791 to regulate a national monetary system in the U.S. nps.gov/inde, 3rd and Chestnut streets, 215-965-2305

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FRANKLIN SQUARE Just steps from Independence Hall, this beautiful park features mini golf, a refreshing fountain, playgrounds, Parx Liberty Carousel and acclaimed SquareBurger. historicphiladelphia.org/franklin-square, 6th and Race streets, 215-629-4026 h

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HISTORIC PHILADELPHIA, INC. Storytelling, history makers, adventure tours and more bring history to life like never before with Once Upon A Nation! historicphiladelphia.org, 150 South Independence Mall West, 215-629-4026 h

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HISTORIC SAINT GEORGE’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH This is the oldest continuously used United Methodist Church in America (since 1769) and an example of early colonial architecture. Tours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays; weekends by appointment. historicstgeorges.org, 235 North 4th Street, 215-925-7788

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INDEPENDENCE BEER GARDEN Philadelphia’s Schulson Collective, Independence Beer Garden is an expansive, 20,000 square-foot, all-American beer garden overlooking the Liberty Bell and Independence National Historical Park. A menu of American favorites will go well with 40 taps of regional and domestic craft beers offered. phlbeergarden.com, 100 South Independence Mall West, 215-922-7100

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INDEPENDENCE HALL This historic site was originally built as the Pennsylvania State House and is where the Declaration of Independence was adopted and where the U.S. Constitution was written. nps.gov/inde, Between 5th and 6th streets on Chestnut Street, 215-965-2305

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INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK Explore the ideas and challenges of the past—so remote in time but so important to how we think today—when you visit Independence National Historical Park. nps.gov/inde, Independence Visitor Center, 6th and Market streets, 215-597-8787 h

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INDEPENDENCE SEAPORT MUSEUM An indoor and outdoor venue on the Delaware River. Perfect for small retreats to large conventions, including a 530-seat Concert Hall, breakout rooms and two historic ships. phillyseaport.org, 211 South Columbus Boulevard, 215-413-8655 h

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LIBERTY BELL CENTER The Liberty Bell Center’s exhibits illuminate the bell’s storied past, focusing on both liberty attained and on liberty not yet realized. nps.gov/inde, 6th and Market streets, 215-965-2305

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LIBERTY ESCAPE ROOMS Liberty Escape Rooms, a uniquely brilliant, interactive entertainment experience. libertyescaperooms.com, 325 Cherry Street, 267-930-8609

MOTHER BETHEL A.M.E. CHURCH Founded by Richard Allen in 1792, this site is the oldest property continuously owned by African Americans. A small museum is located on the lower level. motherbethel.org, 419 South 6th Street, 215-925-0616

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MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION The American Revolution comes to life through the museum’s collection of historical artifacts showcased through innovative technologies and immersive exhibits. amrevmuseum.org, 101 South 3rd Street, 215-253-6731 h

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NATIONAL CONSTITUTION CENTER The National Constitution Center tells the story of the Constitution, its history and its contemporary relevance through more than 100 multimedia exhibits, photographs and artifacts. constitutioncenter.org, Independence Mall, 525 Arch Street, 215-409-6700 h

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NATIONAL LIBERTY MUSEUM Located in the heart of historic Philadelphia, the National Liberty Museum brings liberty to life by fostering strong character and civic engagement. libertymuseum.org, 321 Chestnut Street, 215-925-2800 h

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY 100,000-square-foot building is an ideal setting for meetings. Accommodates up to 800. Panoramic view of Independence Mall. Exhibition showcases 360 years of American Jewish history. nmajh.org, 101 South Independence Mall East, 215-923-3811 h

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NEW HALL MILITARY MUSEUM First built by the Carpenters’ Company to provide rental space, the building now houses a museum about the Army, Navy and Marines from 1775 - 1800. nps.gov/inde, Chestnut Street between 3rd and 4th streets, 215-965-2305 h

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OLD CITY HALL Originally Philadelphia’s City Hall. Home of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1791-1800. nps.gov/inde, 5th and Chestnut streets, 215-965-2305

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PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF LANDMARKS Four 18th-century historic house museums: Powel House (3rd Street), Physick House (4th Street), Grumblethorpe (in Germantown) and Historic Waynesborough (in Paoli). philalandmarks.org, 321 South 4th Street, 215-925-2251

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THE PRESIDENT’S HOUSE: FREEDOM AND SLAVERY IN THE MAKING OF A NEW NATION History of the original executive mansion of Washington and Adams, including the obscured story of enslaved Africans in the house during Washington’s presidency. phila.gov/presidentshouse, 6th and Market streets, 215-965-2305

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SECOND BANK OF THE UNITED STATES This bank, an excellent example of Greek Revival architecture, now houses a collection of 185 late 18th- and early 19th-century portraits of the famous people of the era. nps.gov/inde, Between 4th and 5th on Chestnut streets, 215-965-2305 h

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TODD HOUSE Home of Dolley and lawyer John Todd from 1791 to 1793, this building allows visitors a glimpse into the lives of a young, middle-class Quaker family and the yellow fever epidemic of 1793 that destroyed them. nps.gov/inde, 4th and Walnut streets, 215-965-2305

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UNITED STATES MINT See the first coining press used to strike our nation’s first coins at the United States Mint. All tours are self-guided, do not require a reservation and admission is free. usmint.gov, 151 North Independence Mall East, 215-408-0114 h

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VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL The names of 645 local soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice are etched in black marble. Scenes of the war make silent and sobering testimony to the lists of fallen heroes. pvvm.org, Spruce Street and Columbus Boulevard, 267-973-0600 h

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PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL This is the nation’s first hospital, founded in 1751 by Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond. A tour of the hospital’s historic sites includes the nation’s first surgical amphitheater and medical library. Self-guided tours are available. Groups of 10 or more must arrange guided tours; advance notice required. pennmedicine.org/pahosp, 800 Spruce Street, 215-829-3000

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PHILADELPHIA HISTORY MUSEUM Explore Philadelphia’s 330-year history at the city’s official history museum, featuring items from the museum’s collection of more than 100,000 objects. Celebrating 75 years! philadelphiahistory.org, 15 South 7th Street, 215-685-4830 h

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ROSENWALD-WOLF GALLERY The award-winning Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery is the main gallery of the University of the Arts located six blocks south of City Hall across from the Kimmel Center. uarts.edu/about/rosenwald-wolf-gallery, 333 South Broad Street, 215-717-6480

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SAINT JOHN THE EVANGELIST Founded in 1830, this Roman Catholic church is located in the heart of Philadelphia. St. John Neumann, then bishop, was consecrated here in 1852, and his funeral was held here in 1860. St. John’s is served by Capuchin Franciscan Friars. stjohnsphilly.com, 21 South 13th Street, 215-563-4145 h

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RITTENHOUSE SQUARE

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN PHILADELPHIA Founded in 1698, this historic church is known for its worship rich in tradition. The building, constructed in 1872, is an example of Victorian Gothic architecture, designed with Tiffany windows. Visitors are welcome for service on Sunday morning or by appointment. fpcphila.org, 201 South 21st Street, 215-567-0532

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MÜTTER MUSEUM The birthplace of American medicine housed in a 1908 Beaux-Arts National Historic Landmark and home to the world-renowned Mütter Museum. muttermuseum.org, The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 19 South 22nd Street, 215-563-3737

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ONE LIBERTY OBSERVATION DECK One Liberty Observation Deck offers sweeping 360-degree views of Philadelphia from the Top, by sunlight and starlight. Learn more about our eyemazing venue for your next meeting or reception.  phillyfromthetop.com, 1650 Market Street, Suite 5700, 215-561-DECK (3325) h

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TEMPLE BETH ZION-BETH ISRAEL This Conservative synagogue is housed in a magnificent, historic Gothic stone building that dates back to the 1890s. Services are held twice daily. bzbi.org, 300 South 18th Street, 215-735-5148

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PARKWAY MUSEUMS DISTRICT

THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF DREXEL UNIVERSITY America’s oldest natural history museum connects people to nature with towering dinosaurs, live tropical butterfly garden, live animals to touch and historic dioramas. ansp.org, 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-299-1000 h

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THE ALL WARS MEMORIAL TO COLORED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Commissioned in 1927, All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors was created to be a tribute to African American war heroes. Benjamin Franklin Parkway across from the Franklin Institute.

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THE BARNES FOUNDATION Housing one of the finest private collections of early French-Modern and Post-Impressionist paintings in the world, the collection also includes pieces of antique furniture, pottery and African sculpture. barnesfoundation.org, 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-278-7000 h

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EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY HISTORIC SITE Once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, it stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Eastern State has held some of America’s most notorious criminals in its cells. easternstate.org, 2027 Fairmount Avenue, 215-236-3300 h

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FAIRMOUNT PARK As the nation’s largest urban park, Fairmount Park serves as the scenic surroundings to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, home to America’s first zoo and picnic grounds for an entire city. phila.gov/parksandrecreation, Fairmount Park, 215-683-0200

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THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE A leading museum in science and innovation. Premier venue including an awe-inspiring marble rotunda in the Benjamin Franklin National Memorial Hall or the intimate Fels Planetarium under the stars.fi.edu, 222 North 20th Street, 215-448-1200 h

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FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA Free Library of Philadelphia’s Beaux Arts Parkway Central Library offers beautiful event spaces both inside and on its skyline terrace overlooking the city. freelibrary.org, 1901 Vine Street, 215-567-7710

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HISTORIC STRAWBERRY MANSION Celebrated historic house in Philadelphia filled with a magnificent collection of 18th- and 19th-century furniture, decorative arts and porcelain. historicstrawberrymansion.org, 2450 Strawberry Mansion Drive, 215-228-8364

LEMON HILL MANSION Located in East Fairmount Park, Lemon Hill mansion was built in 1800 as a summer retreat by Henry Pratt, a prosperous Philadelphia merchant. lemonhill.org, Sedgeley and Lemon Hill drives, 215-232-4337

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PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART Founded in 1876, the Philadelphia Museum of Art showcases more than 2,000 years of human creativity, with special exhibitions and collections from Europe, Asia and the Americas. philamuseum.org, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-763-8100 h

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PLEASE TOUCH MUSEUM® Please Touch Museum, the children’s museum of Philadelphia, features interactive exhibits, daily activities and theater performances. pleasetouchmuseum.org, Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park, 4231 Avenue of the Republic, 215-581-3181 h

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ROCKY STATUE The monumental Rocky Statue, created by A. Thomas Schomberg for Sylvester Stallone’s movie Rocky III, is located at the base of the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Miniature replicas of the famous statue are now available. rockystatue.com, Philadelphia Museum of Art Steps, 303-674-4807

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ROCKY STEPS The site of the famous running of the stairs by Rocky Balboa played by Sylvester Stallone in the Rocky film series. Walk or run up to the top step to enjoy the amazing view of Philadelphia. philamuseum.org, Philadelphia Museum of Art Steps, 215-763-8100

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RODIN MUSEUM Home to one of the largest Rodin collections outside of Paris, this museum includes casts of the artist’s greatest works: The Thinker, The Burghers of Calais and The Gates of Hell. rodinmuseum.org, 2151 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-763-8100

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ST. CLEMENT’S CHURCH Mass daily since 1869. Monday to Friday at 12:10 p.m., Evensong 5:30 p.m., Sunday at 11 a.m. Concert-worthy classical repertoire, Gregorian chant. Meet our musicians. Coffee-hour, childcare. s-clements.org, 2013 Appletree Street, 215-563-1876

WOODFORD MANSION Nestled in Fairmount Park, this 18th-century country house has an impressive display of period furniture and decorative arts. Tours Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed major holidays. woodfordmansion.org, East Fairmount Park, 33rd Street and West Dauphin Drive, 215-229-6115

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UNIVERSITY CITY/WEST PHILADELPHIA

BARTRAM’S GARDEN 45-acre National Historic Landmark, operated by the John Bartram Association in cooperation with Philadelphia Parks and Recreation. It is a destination with an outdoor classroom and living laboratory. bartramsgarden.org, 54th Street and Lindbergh Boulevard, 215-729-5281

INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART (ICA)/ UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia’s leading venue for recent developments in the visual arts. ICA presents the innovative work of established and emerging artists. icaphila.org, 118 South 36th Street, 215-898-7108

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PENN MUSEUM This museum features materials from ancient Egypt, including mummies, a 12-ton sphinx and artifacts from Asia, the Americas, Africa, Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean world. penn.museum, 3260 South Street, 215-898-4000 h

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PHILADELPHIA STARS NEGRO LEAGUE MEMORIAL PARK The Philadelphia Stars Negro League Memorial Park, at the historic 44th and Parkside site, commemorates the history of Negro League ball. bawpphilly.com, Belmont and Parkside avenues, 215-879-8500 h

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PHILADELPHIA ZOO Experience Zoo360, a pioneering animal trail and exploration system that invites big cats, great apes and small primates to explore overhead through the treetops taking the zoo visit to an entirely new level! philadelphiazoo.org, 3400 West Girard Avenue, 215-243-1100 h

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SHOFUSO JAPANESE HOUSE AND GARDEN A traditional-style residential Japanese house that reflects the history of Japanese arts and culture in Philadelphia from 1876. japanesehouse.org, Horticultural and Lansdowne drives, 215-878-5097

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WEST PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE/THE PAUL ROBESON HOUSE Explore the life, legacy and remarkable achievements of Paul Robeson, Esq.—singer, actor, author, scholar, human rights activist, linguist, athlete and American hero. paulrobesonhouse.org, 4949-51 Walnut Street, 215-747-4675

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NORTHERN LIBERTIES/FISHTOWN

PHILADELPHIA DISTILLING Philadelphia Distilling’s cocktail bar and patio offers great spirits and the chance to watch them being made. This award-winning American craft distillery offers tours, a tasting room and unique event space. philadelphiadistilling.com, 25 East Allen Street, 215-671-0346

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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

AMERICAN SWEDISH HISTORICAL MUSEUM Dedicated to preserving and promoting the contributions of Swedes, Swedish Americans and other Scandinavians to history, art, architecture, music, science and technology. americanswedish.org, 1900 Pattison Avenue, 215-389-1776 h

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THE CHAPEL OF FOUR CHAPLAINS The Chapel of Four Chaplains, headquartered at the Navy Yard, is available for weddings, meetings, memorial services, religious ceremonies and more. fourchaplains.org, The Navy Yard, 1201 Constitution Avenue, Building 649, 215-218-1943 h

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TINDLEY TEMPLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Known for our faith in God, warm Christian love, legacy of vibrant, relevant preaching, sacred worship music traditions and active community service. tindleytemple.net, 750-762 South Broad Street, 215-735-0442

XFINITY LIVE! PHILADELPHIA XFINITY Live! Philadelphia is a dining and entertainment district featuring the best of Philadelphia under one roof. Book your holiday or office party at events@xfinitylive.com. xfinitylive.com, 1100 Pattison Avenue, 267-443-6415

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AIRPORT

SIMEONE FOUNDATION AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM One of the largest event venues in Philadelphia area. The 78,000-square-foot facility fits up to 2,000 people and three-plus acres of free parking. Just two minutes from I-95, PHL airport and hotels. simeonemuseum.org, 6825 Norwitch Drive, 215-365-7233 h

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CHESTNUT HILL/GERMANTOWN/MANAYUNK

HISTORIC GERMANTOWN It’s where Philadelphia’s only Revolutionary War battle was fought, where the first-ever American protest against slavery was written and where one of the few remaining houses on the Underground Railroad still stands. freedomsbackyard.com, 5501 Germantown Avenue, 215-844-1683

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MIRACULOUS MEDAL SHRINE Built in 1870s, the Miraculous Medal Shrine has peaceful beauty and history. Come for the Novena services, the second-oldest Carillon in the U.S., or all of the Marian art. cammonline.org, 500 East Chelten Avenue, 215-848-1010

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THE MORRIS ARBORETUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA The spectacular 92-acre garden features a formal rose garden, a historic fernery, thousands of blooming plants and the award-winning, 50-foot-high Out on a Limb canopy walk. morrisarboretum.org, 100 East Northwestern Avenue, 215-247-5777 h

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WOODMERE ART MUSEUM The only museum to tell the story of Philadelphia’s art and artists with a permanent collection that includes more than 3,000 paintings, photographs, sculptures and prints. woodmereartmuseum.org, 9201 Germantown Avenue, 215-247-0476 h

NORTH PHILADELPHIA

CHURCH OF THE ADVOCATE Nationally landmarked, 1880s, French Gothic Revival cathedral noted for architecture and social justice activism. Has 14 magnificent murals depicting the black experience. Hidden gem. churchoftheadvocate.org, 1801 West Diamond Street, 215-978-8000 h

GIRARD COLLEGE Magnificent Greek temple, amazing art and antiques, large distinctive rooms. girardcollege.edu, 2101 South College Avenue, 215-787-2600 3 3 3

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NATIONAL SHRINE OF SAINT JOHN NEUMANN Open seven days a week with personalized tour times and length. Available: mass, confession, tours, video, museum and gift shop. Features four parking lots. Bring your lunch and eat in our hall. stjohnneumann.org, 1019 North 5th Street, 215-627-3080 h

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WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE This natural history museum and science institute is a National Historic Landmark. It has survived nearly unchanged since the 1890s with a mission to provide free science education. wagnerfreeinstitute.org, 1700 West Montgomery Avenue, 215-763-6529

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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA/LOWER BUCKS COUNTY

SAINT KATHARINE DREXEL NATIONAL SHRINE Visit the Shrine of Saint Katharine Drexel, who used her $20 million fortune to educate Native Americans and African Americans. This historic site, founded in 1891 by Saint Katharine, is Motherhouse to the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament who continue her mission today. katharinedrexel.org, 1663 Bristol Pike, Bensalem, PA, 215-244-9900 h

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SESAME PLACE Located 30 minutes from Philadelphia and 90 minutes from New York City, Sesame Place is the nation’s only theme park based entirely on the award-winning show Sesame Street. sesameplace.com, 100 Sesame Road, Langhorne, PA, 866-GO-4-ELMO h

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BUCKS COUNTY RIVER COUNTRY Visitors can kayak, canoe, raft and rivertube in historic Bucks County, just 40 minutes from Philadelphia, on the one- to four-feet deep Delaware River. rivercountry.net, Two Walters Lane, Point Pleasant, PA, 215-297-5000

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BRANDYWINE VALLEY (DELAWARE AND CHESTER COUNTIES)

AMERICAN HELICOPTER MUSEUM & EDUCATION CENTER More than 40 exhibits show the past and future of helicopters. The museum features the only V-22 tilt-rotor Osprey on public display. americanhelicopter.museum, 1220 American Boulevard, West Chester, PA, 610-436-9600 h

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BRANDYWINE RIVER MUSEUM OF ART For informal cocktail gatherings or formal seated dinners, the Brandywine River Museum is an unforgettable setting for your special event. brandywinemuseum.org, One Hoffman’s Mill Road, Chadds Ford, PA, 610-388-2700 h

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CHANTICLEER GARDEN Chanticleer is a 35-acre pleasure garden featuring lush courtyards of tropical perennials and containers, a colorful cut-flower garden, water gardens and ponds teeming with life, exotic woodlands and a spectacular ruin garden. chanticleergarden.org, 786 Church Road, Wayne, PA, 610-687-4163 h

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DELAWARE COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIAL Pays tribute to our Armed Forces. An outdoor monument of nine granite columns, each representing a conflict, surrounding the majestic fountain. Open seven days a week, offering a quiet place of reflection. delcoveteransmemorial.com, 4599 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, PA, 610-400-8722

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LONGWOOD GARDENS Longwood Gardens, a jewel situated on Route 1 near Kennett Square, PA, presents magnificent events, concerts and delicious cuisine in breathtaking settings. Open every day. longwoodgardens.org, 1001 Longwood Road, U.S. Route 1, Kennett Square, PA, 610-388-1000 h

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NATIONAL IRON & STEEL HERITAGE MUSEUM Coatesville’s rich iron and steel history is proudly displayed in the ironmaster’s properties and the stately Lukens Executive Office Building, all within one block along South First Avenue. Guests will receive a first-hand look at the life of Rebecca Lukens, America’s first female industrialist. steelmuseum.org, 50 South First Avenue, Coatesville, PA, 610-384-9282 h

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PENNS WOODS WINERY The winery sits atop a 30-acre property that overlooks rolling vineyards. Pick up your favorite wines or stay awhile for a picnic or tasting. Wines range from light and fruity traminette and sauvignon blanc to Italian-style reds. pennswoodswinery.com, 124 Beaver Valley Road, Chadds Ford, PA, 610-459-0808

QVC STUDIO PARK This behind-the-screens walking tour of a national television network offers an informative look inside the world of electronic retailing. While at QVC Studio Park, visitors can shop The Studio Store, attend a special event or be a part of a studio audience. QVCtours.com, 1200 Wilson Drive, West Chester, PA, 800-600-9900 h

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY (KING OF PRUSSIA/VALLEY FORGE)

BETH SHOLOM CONGREGATION Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, this Jewish house of worship is full of symbolism, incorporating aspects of Judaism and Americanism and designated as a National Historic Landmark. bethsholompreservation.org, 8231 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA, 215-887-1342 h

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LEHIGH VALLEY/POCONO MOUNTAINS

CRAYOLA EXPERIENCE A day of family fun with 28 colorful, hands-on attractions. Use a magic table to solve challenges, name and wrap your own Crayola crayon, create melted wax souvenirs, bring coloring pages to life in a 4-D adventure and more. crayolaexperience.com, 30 Centre Square, Easton, PA, 610-515-8000h

PA DUTCH COUNTRY (READING/LANCASTER)

AMISH FARM AND HOUSE Experience Lancaster’s living heritage. Explore the Amish lifestyle at the Amish Farm and House. Offering guided house tours, farm tours and Amish countryside bus tours. amishfarmandhouse.com, 2395 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, PA, 717-394-6185

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CRYSTAL CAVE COMPANY, INC. See Pennsylvania’s greatest natural wonder. Guided underground tours, souvenirs, gemstone panning, mini golf, ice cream parlor, fast food, 150 scenic acres. Enjoy your day with nature. crystalcavepa.com, 963 Crystal Cave Road, Kutztown, PA, 610-683-6765

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KITCHEN KETTLE VILLAGE Experience tradition with a twist when you begin your Lancaster County adventure here. Discover 40 unique shops, restaurants and lodging built around a world-famous canning kitchen. kitchenkettle.com, 3529 Old Philadelphia Pike, Intercourse, PA, 717-768-8261 h

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LOST RIVER CAVERNS Guided walking tour of an underground wonderland in natural limestone caverns, museum, gem panning, nature trail, picnicking and gifts. Open all year. lostcave.com, 726 Durham Street, Hellertown, PA, 610-838-8767

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STRASBURG RAIL ROAD Experience the beauty of Lancaster County at the Strasburg Rail Road. Travel past real, working Amish farms aboard authentically restored passenger cars pulled by a steam locomotive. strasburgrailroad.com, 301 Gap Road, Ronks, PA, 866-725-9666

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VISIT HERSHEY HARRISBURG Visit Hershey Harrisburg is every visitor’s go-to resource for all things sweet family fun, urban eclectic and the great outdoors in southcentral Pennsylvania. visithersheyharrisburg.org, 3211 North Front Street, Suite 301A, Harrisburg, PA, 717-231-7788

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ADVENTURE AQUARIUM Adventure Aquarium on the Camden Waterfront features 8,500 animals including sharks, turtles, penguins and hippos. Free live shows, interactive touch exhibits and much more! adventureaquarium.com, One Riverside Drive, Camden, NJ, 856-365-3300 h

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BATTLESHIP NEW JERSEY MUSEUM & MEMORIAL Experience our nation’s most decorated and largest battleship at the Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial, located on the Camden Waterfront. battleshipnewjersey.org, 62 Battleship Place, Camden, NJ, 866-877-6262 h

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OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM The Trenton Barracks was constructed in 1758 as winter quarters during the French and Indian War. The Old Barracks Museum is a registered National Historical Landmark. barracks.org, 101 Barrack Street, Trenton, NJ, 609-396-1776

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76 CARRIAGE COMPANY Experience Philadelphia’s history aboard a stylish carriage. Clip-clop through Philadelphia’s Independence National Historical Park on a private guided, enchanting horse-drawn carriage! phillytour.com, 1350 Schuylkill Avenue, 215-389-TOUR

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A1 SPECIALTY TOURS Tour operator offering hotels, transportation, dining, attractions, custom tours and entertaining for Philadelphia and Countryside since 1975. specialty-usa.com, 518 South 7th Street, 215- 625-7980

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AMAZING SCAVENGER HUNT ADVENTURE - PHILADELPHIA Engage your group in the most unique team-building experience in Philadelphia. Solve clues, complete challenges while enjoying sights of the city! urbanadventurequest.com, Washington Square, 600 Walnut Street, 805-603-5620

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AMISH EXPERIENCE THEATER & HOMESTEAD Amish house and schoolroom, guided Amish farmlands and exclusive visit-in-person tours, experiential theater showing Jacob’s Choice and the world’s only Magic Lantern Theater. amishexperience.com, On the property of Plain & Fancy Farm, 3121 Old Philadelphia Pike (Route 340), Bird-in-Hand, PA, 717-768-8400

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AWFULLY NICE TOURS Provides walking and driving tours, Segway tours and scavenger hunts. Private, group, scheduled and custom tours available. Tours travel throughout the greater Philadelphia area. awfullynicetours.com, The Philly Tour Hub, 229 Arch Street, 215-280-3746 h

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BEER TOURS BY PHILLY BREW TOURS Philly Brew Tours offers unique, private, beer-focused tastings and VIP tour experiences at Philadelphia's top breweries. Large and small groups welcome! citybrewtours.com/philadelphia, 1211 Arch Street, 215-866-2337

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BIG BUS & PHILADELPHIA TROLLEY WORKS Sightseeing tours of Philadelphia given by professional guides with audio options in French, Italian, German, Mandarin, Portuguese and Spanish via London-style, double-decker buses. Enjoy on/off privileges at 27 stops with one-, two- or three-day passes. phillytour.com, Northeast corner of 5th and Market streets, 215-389-TOUR h

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CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN Architectural walking tours, exhibitions, special events about Philadelphia and architecture. Our modern facilities include state-of-the-art AV systems and multiple meeting rooms. philadelphiaCFA.com, 1218 Arch Street, 215-569-3186 h

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CENTIPEDE TOURS, INC. From Independence Mall to Valley Forge, from the Brandywine Valley to Amish Country, our guides will detail the unique history of each area. centipedetourspa.com, 215-735-3123 h

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CITIZEN DIPLOMACY INTERNATIONAL OF PHILADELPHIA (CDI) A non-profit organization whose services include arranging technical study tours, counterpart meetings, shadow days, sightseeing and American experiences for guests from abroad. cdiphila.org, 1515 Arch Street, 12th Floor, 215-683-0999

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THE CONSTITUTIONAL WALKING TOUR OF PHILADELPHIA The best way to explore America's birthplace. Guided walking tours of 20-plus sites in historic Philadelphia. Private/group tours year-round with advance reservations. Languages: Yes. Associations/ Affiliations: ABA, NTA, SYTA theconstitutional.com, 5th and Arch streets, 215-525-1776 h

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FOUNDING FOOTSTEPS Hysterical, historical tours filled with great storytelling, bad jokes and cold beer. Unique, customizable. Years of corporate experience make us the highlight of your event! foundingfootsteps.com, 302 Arch Street, 609-795-1776

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GHOST TOUR OF PHILADELPHIA Candlelight walking tours and haunted trolley tours of Independence Park and Society Hill! Group tours year-round anytime with special rates. Associations/Affiliations: SYTA. ghosttour.com, 5th and Chestnut streets, Signers Garden, 215-413-1997

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GRIM PHILLY TOURS Gritty, R-rated, late-day and evening tours on lesser-known dark histories including serial killers, ghosts, vampires, sex, craft beer, gangsters and more. grimphilly.com, 599 Market Street, 856-829-3100

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HERR’S SNACK FACTORY TOURS Sample tasty snacks, fresh and warm from the cookers. Guided tours, Chipper's Cafe and more are provided. Located minutes from Longwood Gardens, Brandywine Valley and Lancaster. herrs.com, 271 Old Baltimore Pike, Nottingham, PA, 800-284-7488 h

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HISTORIC PHILADELPHIA, INC. Storytelling, history makers, adventure tours and more bring history to life like never before with Once Upon A Nation! Associations/Affiliations: ABA, NTA. historicphiladelphia.org, 150 South Independence Mall West, 215-629-4026 h

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THE KIMMEL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Free, one-hour tours are offered at 1 p.m., daily, on a first-come, first-served basis. Specialty art and architecture tours are offered Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. All tours are free. kimmelcenter.org, 300 South Broad Street, 215-790-5800 h

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LION TRAVEL A travel company with more than 70 retail outlets across the world. Provides inbound and outbound travel services in domestic and overseas markets, including: airline ticketing, tour booking, ground transportation, visa applications, accommodations, corporate travel management and more. liontravel.com, 929-888-0093

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MURAL ARTS PHILADELPHIA Explore the world’s largest outdoor art gallery. Take a trolley, walking, train or step-on tour. Also available, experiential painting, a unique hands-on activity. muralarts.org, Mural Arts Program Tour Office, PAFA Hamilton Building, 128 North Broad Street, 215-925-3633

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PHILADELPHIA HOSPITALITY, INC. Customized itineraries, special-access group tours of the region’s cultural and historical treasures, private homes, gardens and collections. Exceptional service. Foreign-language guides available. philahospitality.org, 200 South Broad Street, Suite 910, 215-790-9901 h

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PHILADELPHIA SEGWAY TOURS Glide on a sleek Segway through Philadelphia! Guests will be thrilled as they navigate around Philadelphia's famous landmarks and soak up the city's history and culture. philadelphia.segwaytoursbywheelfun.com, Independence Visitor Center, 6th and Market streets, 805-650-7770

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PHILADELPHIA SIGHTSEEING TOURS & TRANSPORTATION Provides the best of downtown Philadelphia attractions. 24hr/48hr, hop-on, hop-off. Please preview the tours and attractions we provide. philadelphiasightseeingtours.com, 111 South Independence Mall East, 215-922-2300

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PHILADELPHIA URBAN ADVENTURES Scheduled and custom experiential walking tours. Discover the essence of the city, snack on local food and drink, meet the locals. Languages (on request): Italian, Spanish, German, Mandarin. philadelphiaurbanadventures.com, The Philly Tour Hub, 229 Arch Street, 215-280-3746 h

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PHILLY BIKE TOUR CO. See a wide variety of sights and neighborhoods on a guided bike tour, with an experienced guide to educate, entertain and show your group how to navigate the city streets. phillybiketours.com, 2015 Fairmount Avenue, 267-521-2150

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PHILLY BY SEGWAY Philly by Segway is a fun, safe and educational way to discover the city in this two- hour, river-to-river tour. You know you wanna ride one! phillybysegway.com, The Philly Tour Hub, 229 Arch Street, 215-280-3746 h

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SPIRITS OF ’76 GHOST TOUR One part history, two parts haunt! Visit 20 of Philadelphia's frights and sights on a ghoulish outdoor walking adventure along the cobblestone streets of Old City for terrifying tales and folklore. Group tours available year-round with advance reservations. Member of NTA, ABA, SYTA, PBA. spiritsof76.com, 325 Chestnut Street, 215-525-1776

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TASTE 4 TRAVEL Whether it's a culinary adventure at the Italian Market, East Passyunk or Chestnut Hill, Chef Jacquie's Taste 4 Travel Food Tours is for you, delicious and fun culinary tours! taste4travel.net, 9th Street, 610-506-6120

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TASTE OF PHILLY FOOD TOUR Learn the history of local food favorites such as cheesesteaks, hoagies and pretzels and the Reading Terminal Market during this 75-minute, food writer-led walking tour. tasteofphillyfoodtour.com, Reading Terminal Market, 12th and Filbert streets, 215-545-8007

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WHEEL FUN RENTALS Unique bike events are perfect for parties, family outings or corporate events! From private tours, scavenger hunts and more, book your private event! wheelfunrentals.com/locations/philadelphia, One Boathouse Row, 215-232-7778

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THE YO, PHILLY! ROCKY FILM TOUR The must-do personal film tour of the year is with Philadelphia’s own Rocky impersonator. Experience Rockys life by visiting locations from the movie, ending with your own run up the Rocky steps! theyorockyfilmtour.net, 717-343-3616

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ZEENO Zeeno instantly connects travelers to locals who design and deliver unforgettable tour experiences. Pick a guide. Book a tour. Go explore! getzeeno.com, 866-944-8814 h 3 3 3 3

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SHOPPINGSave with style! Our city is full of incredible shops and stores, plus clothing and shoe purchases are tax-free!

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BOYDS PHILADELPHIA One of the country’s largest men’s stores and the city’s largest designer women’s store showcasing designers like Armani, Gucci, Zegna, Manolo Blahnik, Ferragamo and more! boydsphila.com, 1818 Chestnut Street, 215-564-9000 h

I. GOLDBERG ARMY & NAVY A Philadelphia original, carrying authentic military surplus, brand-name outerwear, workwear, footwear, camping equipment and gadgets. igoldberg.com, 718 Chestnut Street, 215-925-9393 h

JOAN SHEPP Philadelphia’s premier concept store featuring women’s clothing, accessories and footwear from the world’s most dynamic designers. joanshepp.com, 1811 Chestnut Street, 215-735-2666

NICOLE MILLER PHILADELPHIA Two Nicole Miller Philadelphia boutiques with the latest fashions of New York designer Nicole Miller. Evening wear, bridal, sportswear, handbags, men’s ties and Philadelphia-inspired gifts. mkdandassociates.com, The Bellevue Philadelphia, Lobby Level, 200 South Broad Street, 215-930-0307

ST. JOHN BOUTIQUE - KING OF PRUSSIA The boutique offers the latest St. John collection of apparel and accessories and extends its full complement of VIP services and amenities. stjohnknits.com, The Plaza, 160 North Gulph Road, Suite 1927, King of Prussia, PA, 484-751-0772

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HOLT’S CIGAR COMPANY Cigar store featuring the largest selection of premium cigars and smoking accessories in the region. A smoking lounge and walk-in humidor create an unforgettable shopping experience. holts.com, 1522 Walnut Street, 215-732-8500 h

DEPARTMENT STORES

CENTURY 21 DEPARTMENT STORE Century 21 Department Store, established in 1961, is known for its exceptional offering of pure designer merchandise in every category at 40 to 65 percent off retail every day. c21stores.com/philly, 812 Market Street, 877-350-2121

MACY’S Located in the historic Wanamaker Building on Market Street, Macy’s Center City is a premier fashion destination within an icon of Philadelphia’s rich retail history. visitmacysusa.com, 1300 Market Street, 215-241-9000 h

FOOD, BAKERIES & GOURMET

DI BRUNO BROS. Family-owned and -operated for more than 75 years, this Old World European-style cheese shop features more than 400 different types of cheeses and a variety of gourmet eats. dibruno.com, 1730 Chestnut Street, 215-665-9220

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FANTE’S KITCHEN SHOP Fante’s is one of America’s oldest cookware shops, serving chefs and home cooks since 1906. fantes.com, 1006 South 9th Street, 215-922-5557 h

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ITALIAN MARKET The 9th Street Italian Market is the oldest outdoor market in the United States. The market is open seven days a week, year round. italianmarketphilly.org, 9th Street from Wharton to Fitzwater streets, 215-278-2903

READING TERMINAL MARKET CORPORATION Encompassing Philadelphia’s unique and highly praised culinary talents, the Market offers the opportunity to experience the best of Philadelphia’s restaurant community. readingterminalmarket.org, 12th and Arch streets, 215-922-2317 h

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TIFFANY’S BAKERY Tiffany’s Bakery has been a Philadelphia favorite since 1977. Family-owned and -operated, they specialize in fresh, never frozen, traditional bakery fare ranging from event cakes and catering to specialty logo items! tiffanysbakeryphilly.com, 1001 Market Street, 215-627-1306 h

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PHILADELPHIA INDEPENDENTS Located in Old City Philadelphia, featuring only handmade items from local artists and artisans including jewelry, handbags, home decor, candles, baby gifts and much more! philadelphiaindependents.com, 35 North 3rd Street, 267-773-7316

XENOS CANDY & GIFTS Xenos Candy ‘N’ Gifts is a premier souvenir and gift shop located in the heart of Old City providing excellent service with a smile and offering quality products at reasonable prices. xenosgifts.com, 231 Chestnut Street, 215-922-1445 h

JEWELERS

FRANK SALESE, FINE DIAMOND SPECIALIST ASSOCIATES This diamond showroom offers world-class quality and custom-design jewelry at consistent prices. Owner Frank Salese is a GIA-trained gemologist. Manager Massimino Russello is a GIA Diamond Certificate awardee. franksalese.com, 733 Sansom Street, 215-922-5995 hGOVBERG JEWELERS Govberg Jewelers is Philadelphia’s leading retailer of fine Swiss timepieces. The store carries more than 50 brands of watches on a regular basis with many limited-edition pieces. govbergwatches.com, 1521 Walnut Street, 215-546-6505 h

SAFIAN AND RUDOLPH JEWELERS One of Philadelphia’s leading sources of fine diamonds and precious gemstone jewelry for more than 50 years. Featuring 2,000-plus styles of diamond rings. safianrudolph.com, 701 Sansom Street, 215-627-1834 h

MALLS

THE BELLEVUE PHILADELPHIA An iconic landmark destination featuring luxurious shopping, gourmet restaurants and casual eateries. bellevuephiladelphia.com, 200 South Broad Street, 215-875-8350 h

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CHRISTIANA MALL Enjoy tax-free-always shopping at Delaware’s largest mall with more than 140 shops and restaurants. Located just 30 minutes south of Philadelphia on I-95. christianamall.com, 132 Christiana Mall, Newark, DE, 302-731-9815 h

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FASHION DISTRICT PHILADELPHIA A one-of-a-kind metropolitan shopping experience bringing the most desired retail brands, destination dining and entertainment to an authentic Center City setting. fashiondistrictphiladelphia.com, 901 Market Street

KING OF PRUSSIA MALL The premier shopping destination of the East Coast, featuring seven world-class department stores and more than 400 shops, boutiques and restaurants. kingofprussiamall.com, 160 North Gulph Road, King Of Prussia, PA, 610-265-5727 h

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PHILADELPHIA MILLS MALL Philadelphia’s largest outlet and value retail shopping destination with more than 200 popular stores including Last Call by Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Banana Republic Factory Store and Nike Factory Store. philadelphiamills.com, 1455 Franklin Mills Circle, 215-632-1500

THE SHOPS AT LIBERTY PLACE This urban retail center is home to 70 shops, including many unique-to-the-market and an international food court with 18 eateries. Located in the heart of Center City. shopsatliberty.com, 1625 Chestnut Street, 215-851-9055 h

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FASHION DISTRICT PHILADELPHIA A one-of-a-kind metropolitan shopping experience bringing the most desired retail brands, destination dining and entertainment to an authentic Center City setting. fashiondistrictphiladelphia.com, 901 Market Street

GLOUCESTER PREMIUM OUTLETS The outlet center offers a mix of product categories including apparel and shoes, fashion accessories, leather goods, home furnishings and specialty items. premiumoutlets.com/outlet/gloucester, 100 Premium Outlets Drive, Blackwood, NJ, 856-631-6579 h

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PHILADELPHIA PREMIUM OUTLETS Shop Philadelphia Premium Outlets and enjoy savings of 25 to 65 percent every day at 150 incredible designer and name-brand outlet stores. premiumoutlets.com/outlet/philadelphia, Route 422, Sanatoga Exit, Limerick, PA, 610-495-9000 h

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SHOPPING DISTRICTS

CHESTNUT HILL BUSINESS DISTRICT Known as Philadelphia’s Garden District, Chestnut Hill offers exceptional shopping, dining, art, architecture and gardens as well as fun events all year. chestnuthillpa.com, Chestnut Hill Welcome Center, 16 East Highland Avenue, 215-247-6696 h

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FABRIC ROW Drape yourself in vintage collectibles or unique designs from a wide selection of independent boutiques in Philadelphia’s historic Fabric Row. facebook.com/FabricRow, South 4th and Fitzwater streets

MANAYUNK DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Nestled along the banks of the Schuylkill River, this National Historic District is lined with Victorian storefronts and mill buildings, giving you an urban experience with small-town charm. manayunk.com, 4312 Main Street, 215-482-9565 h

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PEDDLER’S VILLAGE Peddler’s Village and the Golden Plough Inn offer flexible space for business meetings, training sessions, corporate retreats and social gatherings for up to 200 attendees. peddlersvillage.com, Route 202 and 263, Lahaska, PA, 215-794-4000

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PHILADELPHIA JEWELERS’ ROW America’s oldest and one of the largest diamond districts was established in 1851 and features a virtually unlimited selection of diamonds, emeralds, rubies and sapphires. 700 block of Sansom Street and 8th Street (Chestnut Street to Walnut Street), 215-627-1834 h

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RITTENHOUSE ROW Devoted to promoting the area of Center City from Avenue of the Arts to 21st Street, between Spruce and Market streets—Philadelphia’s premier destination for working, living and visiting. rittenhouserow.org, Avenue of the Arts to 21st Street, between Spruce and Market streets, 215-972-0101 hUNIVERSITY SQUARE Experience more than 80 places to shop, dine and meet in the heart of University City. ucnet.com/universitysquare, 33rd to 40th streets, Spruce to Chestnut streets, 215-573-6107 79 218

SPECIALTY STORES

THE BOURSE In the heart of one of the most historic areas in the country, The Bourse is undergoing a complete renovation accommodating new, local artisanal vendors alongside neighborhood business with established roots— a true showcase of Philly’s best. The Bourse is anticipated to open in summer 2018. 111 South Independence Mall East, 215-625-0300 h

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PHILADELPHIA RESTORE The ReStore is Habitat’s discount home improvement store. Sells new and gently used furniture, appliances, building supplies, home goods and more. Habitat uses 100 percent of ReStore profits to build and repair homes in Philadelphia. Open to the general public. habitatphiladelphia.org/restore, 2318 Washington Avenue, 215-739-9300 THE MARKET AND SHOPS AT COMCAST CENTER Conveniently located in the concourse of the Comcast Center, The Market and Shops offers an array of specialty-food purveyors and high-end retailers. themarketandshopsatcomcastcenter.com, 1701 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, 215-496-1810 h

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MARKETPLACE PHL, LLC (FOOD & SHOPS AT PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT) Shop, dine and explore at Philadelphia Marketplace located inside PHL airport. Offering 170-plus shops, restaurants and services, the Marketplace features local Philadelphia favorites that will delight your taste buds and national brands for all your shopping needs. philamarketplace.com, Philadelphia International Airport, 215-937-1200 h

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Ladder 15 Featuring a large, beautiful private event space equipped with a projector and wireless mic. There is also a non-private area for happy hours, group dining and social entertaining. ladder15philly.com 1528 Sansom Street | 215-964-9755

The Raven Lounge Offers something for everyone! Four floors are jam-packed with six rooms, four bars and plenty of entertainment! ravenlounge.com 1718 Sansom Street | 215-840-3577

SMoKE Manayunk Cigar & Hookah Lounge Voted PHL’s No. 1 cigar shop with a 3,000-square-foot lounge with couches, projection TVs and a private VIP room for groups. Walk-in humidor with more than 350 cigars and 40 hookah flavors. smokemanayunk.com 4453 Main Street | 267-362-9865

SugarHouse Casino 24-hour slots and table games, plus great dining, entertainment and a beautiful outdoor, waterfront patio! Minutes from Philadelphia’s best hotels and meeting spaces. sugarhousecasino.com 1001 North Delaware Avenue | 877-477-3715

Zee Bar Spaciousness and intimacy for everything from unleashed dancing to undisturbed chilling. Enjoy VIP spaces, bottle service and far more. Private parties by arrangement. zee-bar.com | 100 Spring Garden Street 215-922-2994

|| BOWLING & FUN CENTERS || Lucky Strike Philadelphia 24 state-of-the-art lanes, VIP and event rooms, customizable menu, bar and AV packages. Their event professional will help you design the perfect party! bowlluckystrike.com | 1336 Chestnut Street 215-545-2471 | h

|| BARS, PUBS & NIGHT CLUBS || Bleu Martini In the heart of Old City’s bustling nightlife strip, Bleu Martini’s neon blue lights make it hard to miss. Eclectic Asian, American and fusion cuisine combine with a vast variety of mouthwatering martinis for an unforgettable experience. bleumartiniphilly.com | 24 South 2nd Street 215-940-7900

Buffalo Billiards Philadelphia More than a sports bar, with 17 HDTVs, eight pool tables, darts, shuffleboard and more. Two full bars with craft beers on draft. Private/corporate events welcome. buffalobilliards.com/philadelphia | 118 Chestnut Street 215-574-7665

Chris’ Jazz Cafe Southern-style cuisine and drinks served in a relaxed lounge setting with live jazz performances. chrisjazzcafe.com | 1421 Sansom Street 215-568-3131

Delilah’s Gentlemen’s Club & Steakhouse This lavish club features the most beautiful showgirls. Enjoy the main showroom’s premium skyboxes with personal plasma screens or a more intimate VIP experience in the upstairs Ruby Lounge. delilahs.com 100 Spring Garden Street | 215-625-2800 | h

Field House Sports Bar The leader in late-night entertainment for locals, convention delegates and tourists. Live music performing every Saturday night. Watch any sports game on 50-plus HDTVs. fieldhousephilly.com | 1150 Filbert Street 215-629-1520 | h

Howl at the Moon and Down Ultra Lounge No setlist, no template. Howl at the Moon is a fully interactive, high-energy concert centered around dueling pianos. howlatthemoon.com/philadelphia 258 South 15th Street | 215-546-4695 | h

ENTERTAINMENT & NIGHTLIFEMake the most of your visit by experiencing our city’s lively entertainment scene. We’ve got family-friendly or late-night fun for all.

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Annenberg Center A leading multidisciplinary performance venue in Philadelphia, offering jazz, world music, dance and theater performances as well as children’s programs. annenbergcenter.org University of Pennsylvania, 3680 Walnut Street 215-898-3900 | h

Arden Theatre Company The Arden is a professional theatre in Old City that is committed to bringing to life great stories by great storytellers. ardentheatre.org | 40 North 2nd Street | 215-922-1122 | h

Forrest Theatre This 1,800-seat theater is home to blockbuster Broadway hits. Call for a schedule. forrest-theatre.com | 1114 Walnut Street | 215-923-1515 | h

The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts Located on Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts, the Kimmel Center is home to the Philadelphia Orchestra, Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra, Pennsylvania Ballet and Opera Philadelphia. kimmelcenter.org 300 South Broad Street, | 215-790-5800 | h

Mann Center for the Performing Arts Located in Philadelphia’s beautiful Fairmount Park, the Mann continues its rich tradition as the greater Philadelphia region’s premier outdoor cultural arts center. manncenter.org | 5201 Parkside Avenue | 215-546-7900

Merriam Theater, Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts Philadelphia’s most continuous location for touring Broadway and off-Broadway shows. kimmelcenter.org | 250 South Broad Street 215-790-5800 | h

PFS Theater at the Roxy The Philadelphia Film Society operates the Roxy as a first-run theater screening a mix of independent, mainstream and international cinema. The Roxy is also the home of PFS’ year-round, festival-style, programming. filmadelphia.org | 2023 Sansom Street | 267-639-9508 | h

Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz & Performing Arts The Philadelphia Clef Club aims to celebrate and preserve the legacy of jazz through music education programs and inspirational guest performances. clefclubofjazz.org | 736-38 South Broad Street 215-893-9912

Revolutions at Penn Treaty Revolutions at Penn Treaty is a 52,000-square-foot venue that is full of fun for everyone, providing a great location for parties, meetings and every event in between! penntreaty.revolutionsbowl.com | 1009 Canal Street 267-348-0544 | h

Urban Axes Urban Axes is America’s first indoor competitive axe-throwing facility of its kind and hosts group tournaments for corporate gatherings, team-building events, office parties and more for 8 to 80 people. urbanaxes.com | 2019 East Boston Street | 267-585-2937 h

|| CASINOS || Parx Casino Features 164,000 square feet of gaming, including 3,500 slot machines, 120 live table games, 50 poker tables and live racing simulcast, plus an array of quality dining options. parxcasino.com | 2999 Street Road 888-4-GAMEON | h

SugarHouse Casino 24-hour slots and table games, plus great dining, entertainment and a beautiful outdoor, waterfront patio! Just minutes from Philadelphia’s best hotels and meeting spaces. sugarhousecasino.com | 1001 North Delaware Avenue 877-477-3715 | h

|| ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX || New Jersey Motorsports Park Sits on more than 500 acres with two world-class road courses. Events, meeting spaces, banquet facilities, in-house catering and overnight accommodations. NJMP.com 8000 Dividing Creek Road, Millville, NJ | 856-327-8000

SPiN Philadelphia, A Ping Pong Social Club SPiN venues offer professional Olympic ping-pong tables, VIP private space, full-service catering and bar service. SPiN also offers access to professional ping-pong provocateurs to handle every detail in your event planning. wearespin.com | 211 South 15th Street (corner of 15th & Walnut streets) | 267-463-4850 | h

|| GENTLEMEN’S CLUBS || Club Risque Philadelphia’s premier gentlemen’s club provides an upscale nightclub experience with the city’s most beautiful women. Come for a drink, stay for the experience. clubrisque.com 1700 South Columbus Boulevard | 215-463-6900

Delilah’s Gentlemen’s Club & Steakhouse This lavish club features the most beautiful showgirls. Enjoy the main showroom’s premium skyboxes with personal plasma screens or a more intimate VIP experience in the upstairs Ruby Lounge. delilahs.com 100 Spring Garden Street | 215-625-2800 | h

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Walnut Street Theatre America’s oldest theatre produces a thrilling season of three Broadway musicals and two plays, plus the acclaimed WST for Kids series and Independence Studio on 3 season. walnutstreettheatre.org | 825 Walnut Street 215-574-3550 | h

|| PERFORMING ARTS GROUPS ||Bounce, The Premiere Party Band Bounce will BOUNCE you out of your seats! Bounce is a high-energy, 10-piece band of top-notch professional musicians who can make your event the talk of the town! phillybounceent.com | 232 West Albemarle Avenue, Lansdowne, PA | 215-651-5286

Curtis Institute of Music Students at the Curtis Institute of Music, considered one of the world’s leading music schools, frequently perform orchestra, opera and solo and chamber music recitals. curtis.edu 1726 Locust Street | 215-893-7902

Pennsylvania Ballet Widely regarded as one of the nation’s leading ballet companies. The company performs six productions each season including classic favorites and new works. paballet.org | 240 South Broad Street (Broad and Locust streets) | 215-551-7000 | h

Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus does a variety of events, including flash mob appearances, school/community outreach parties, community/civic events, pride festivals, holiday parties, commitment ceremony receptions, gala fundraisers and anniversary celebrations. Members of the entire Chorus can come out or the ensemble, Brotherly Love, can come instead. pgmc.org | P.O. Box 30185, Philadelphia 215-731-9230

The Philadelphia Orchestra Association Looking for a professional setting and outstanding cultural experience to host your clients and associates? Contact the Philadelphia Orchestra Association for the ultimate special event experience! philorch.org The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, 300 South Broad Street | 215-893-1999

The Philly Pops: Encore Series, Inc. The Philly POPS play the music you love from jazz to Broadway to film and more. Group discounts available. phillypops.com The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, 300 South Broad Street | 215-546-3207 | h

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|| SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS || Comcast-Spectacor As owners and operators of the Philadelphia Flyers and Wells Fargo Center, Comcast-Spectacor is one of the world’s leading sports and entertainment firms. The company operates in 46 of the 50 United States through its subsidiaries Global Spectrum, Ovations Food Services, New Era Tickets and Paciolan. comcast-spectacor.com | Wells Fargo Center, 3601 South Broad Street | 215-336-3600

Philadelphia 76ers The Philadelphia 76ers (also known as the Sixers) play in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Basketball Association (NBA). Philadelphia 76ers’ home games are the ideal complement to any event, group outing or leisure activity. Individual tickets, boxes and group packages are available for free-time activities and entertaining. nba.com/sixers | Wells Fargo Center, 3601 South Broad Street | 215-558-2758

Philadelphia Eagles Football Club, Inc. Philadelphia’s professional football team plays in the East division of the National Football Conference (NFC) in the National Football League (NFL). Individual tickets, boxes and group packages are available. philadelphiaeagles.com | Lincoln Financial Field, 11th Street and Pattison Avenue | 215-463-2500

Philadelphia Flyers The city’s professional ice hockey team plays in the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). Individual tickets, boxes and group packages available. philadelphiaflyers.com | Wells Fargo Center, 3601 South Broad Street | 215-218-7825

Philadelphia Phillies The oldest continuous, one-name, one-city franchise in professional American sports, dating back to 1883. The Phillies are a member of the Eastern Division of Major League Baseball's National League (NL). Game-day party areas, group discounts, year-round event space, tours. phillies.com | Citizens Bank Park, One Citizens Bank Way 215-463-6000

Philadelphia Union With a variety of premium options including suites and Stadium Club, Philadelphia Union games are the perfect setting for all corporate events. Overlooks the Delaware River. philadelphiaunion.com | Talen Energy Stadium, One Stadium Drive, Chester, PA | 610-497-1657

|| GOLF COURSES & CLUB ||Ron Jaworski Golf Ron Jaworski Golf owns and operates: Valleybrook CC, Downingtown CC, Ramblewood CC, RiverWinds Golf Tennis Club, Running Deer GC and Blue Heron Pines GC. ronjaworskigolf.com Various locations in PA and NJ | 856-848-4437

Scotland Run Golf Club Majestic clubhouse overlooking a Golf Digest 4½-star golf course. Named No. 1 public course in the region to entertain clients by Business Week. Located 20 minutes from downtown. scotlandrun.com | 2626 Fries Mill Road, Williamstown, NJ 856-863-3737

|| SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT || XFINITY Live! Philadelphia Six unique entertainment venues, an outdoor stage and event plaza offer incredible flexibility and affordability for corporate meetings, receptions and concerts. For hosting 20 to 5,000 guests. xfinitylive.com | 1100 Pattison Avenue 215-443-6415

|| SPORTS FACILITIES || Citizens Bank Park Home to the Philadelphia Phillies. Rated one of the best ballparks in the country. A unique setting for corporate meetings, receptions and more. phillies.com/specialevents | One Citizens Bank Way 215-218-5100

Lincoln Financial Field Tour the home of the Philadelphia Eagles. See the field, locker room, press box, club and suite levels. Also available for corporate and social gatherings from upscale parties and tradeshows to intimate get-togethers. lincolnfinancialfield.com 11th Street and Pattison Avenue | 267-570-4510

Wells Fargo Center Home of the Philadelphia 76ers and Philadelphia Flyers. A state-of-the-art venue located in the Philadelphia sports district. The center can accommodate meeting needs from 10 to 20,000. wellsfargocenterphilly.com | 3601 South Broad Street 215-336-3600

SPORTSWe’re wild about our major league teams, college squads and world-class marathon. And with great venues and green space, there are plenty of places for your group to play.

P H L S P O R T S As one of the first sports commissions in the country, PHL Sports, a business development division of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau (PHLCVB), has the experience and resources to assist in planning and executing your event, meeting or convention. PHL Sports will work with you to host site visits, act as a hotel liaison, aid in venue selection, advise in event marketing and provide support for vendor needs. PHLSports.com 1601 Market Street, Suite 200 | 215-636-3300

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Pennsylvania Hospital This is the nation's first hospital, founded in 1751 by Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond. A tour of the hospital's historic sites includes the nation's first surgical amphitheater and medical library. pennmedicine.org/pahosp | 800 Spruce Street 215-829-3000

Temple University Hospital The flagship facility of Temple University Health System, serving as the chief clinical training site of Temple University School of Medicine. tuh.templehealth.org 3401 North Broad Street | 800-TEMPLE-MED

Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals Provides excellent clinical and compassionate care for patients in the Philadelphia area. jefferson.edu 111 South 11th Street | 215-955-6000

Wills Eye Hospital Wills Eye conference facilities have state-of-the-art A/V capabilities including recording, internet access and teleconferencing.  Suitable for symposiums, receptions and meetings. willseye.org 840 Walnut Street | 215-928-3000

|| NANNY SERVICES || Neighborhood Nannies, Inc. Since 1983, Neighborhood Nannies Inc. has been providing on-site childcare for groups, corporate events, staff and exhibitors, plus individual care in your hotel room. Fully bonded and insured. neighborhoodnannies.net 5 North Haddon Avenue, Suite 7, Haddonfield, NJ 856-795-5833

|| PHARMACY & MEDICAL SUPPLIES || Marx Medical Equipment Marx Medical helps you easily accommodate your events with mobility equipment rentals, including scooters, wheelchairs, power chairs, ramps and lifts. We service the area from Washington to New York! We take pride in our excellent support and service. Our team is responsive and ready to help you! marxmedicalequipment.com 2810 East Allegheny Avenue | 215-426-9242

Pickwick Pharmacy Come see us for all your needs from quickly filled prescriptions to the latest in salon products. For a quick snack or anything you forgot to pack! Cosmetics, vitamins or PA lottery, it's all here! facebook.com/Pickwick-Pharmacy-496019280436967 1700 Market Street | 215-563-4860

|| SALONS & SPAS || Adolf Biecker Spa/Salon Located in Center City and the Main Line. Offers a full menu of salon and spa services. adolfbiecker.com | 1605 Sansom Street | 215-735-6404

|| FINANCIAL SERVICES || Asian Bank Conveniently located in the heart of Chinatown, next to the Convention Center at 9th and Arch streets and open for business seven days a week. theasianbank.com | 111 North 9th Street | 215-592-1188

Citizens Bank - PA/NJ/DE A comprehensive provider of financial services for individuals and businesses. citizensbank.com | 1701 John F. Kennedy Boulevard 888-910-4100

Key Bank One of the nation's largest bank-based financial services companies so it's easier for you to bank wherever you live. Footprint includes 15 states via a network of more than 1,200 branches and more than 1,500 KeyBank ATMs. key.com/business | 401 Plymouth Road, Suite 600, Plymouth Meeting, PA | 610-832-1800

PNC Bank Offers diverse financial services to consumers, small businesses and corporations. pncbank.com | 1600 Market Street | 215-585-5903

|| HOSPITALS & MEDICAL PROVIDERS || American Renal Associates The Dialysis Unit of Center City Philadelphia offers dialysis patient care services. americanrenalphiladelphia.com/about-us Hahnemann University Hospital, 230 North Broad Street, 12th Floor | 215-563-9383

Gentle Care Nursing Service, Inc. Providing quality, compassionate and reliable service. Clients are individually assessed and a customized plan is crafted for them to meet their needs. gentlecns.com 2479 78th Avenue | 215-927-0958

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Offers more than 50 services and specialties led by the highest-quality medical specialists from around the world. pennmedicine.org/hup | 3930 Chestnut Street 800-789-PENN

Penn Presbyterian Medical Center One of the region's premier medical facilities combining state-of-the-art technology with personalized care from outstanding physicians and staff pennmedicine.org/penn-presbyterian-medical-center | 38th & Market streets | 800-789-PENN

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|| ADVERTISING, MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS ||Agio Brand Solutions agiopromotions.com 1315 Walnut Street, Suite 1132 | 267-480-7110

Aloysius Butler & Clark abccreative.com 1429 Walnut Street, 9th Floor | 302-655-1552

Brownstone PR brownstonepr.com 1315 Walnut Street, Suite 1119 | 215-410-9879

Devine and Partners devineandpartners.com 2300 Chestnut Street, Suite 420 | 215-568-2525

En Route Tourism Marketing enroutemarketing.com | The Philadelphia Building, 1315 Walnut Street, Suite 920 | 215-320-7540

Jones Lang LaSalle - Tourism Group us.jll.com/tourism | 200 East Randolf, Chicago, IL | 831-298-7215

Karma Agency karmaagency.com 230 South Broad Street, Suite 1650 | 215-790-7800

Machinery machineryphilly.com 924 Cherry Street,Suite 3F | 609-410-6614

Millennium 3 Management millennium3management.com | Commerce Square, 2005 Market Street, Suite 3125 | 215-751-0140

Perry Media Group pmg.media | 862 Fawn Lane, Harrisburg, PA | 610-743-5985

Sparks sparksonline.com | 2828 Charter Road 800-925-SPARKS

Spotlight Public Relations 100thingstodoinphiladelphia.com | 1908 Spruce Street, #2 267-909-9931

Think It First thinkitfirst.com | 24 Louella Court, Suite 400, Wayne, PA | 610-902-0000

U-Combination Technology / Knighthawk Tours ucomusa.com | 150 East Swedesford Road, Suite 101, Wayne, PA | 484-367-1800

Velocity velocityinc.com | 715 Clinton Street, Reading, PA | 610-743-5985

Zivtech, LLC zivtech | 1 South Broad Street, Suite 1010 215-922-2692

CONVENTION SERVICESWhether you’re planning a meeting for 5,000 attendees or 50, our members are ready to help you plan and execute your event.

|| AUDIENCE RESPONSE ||PSAV - Presentation Services psav.com 1341 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 103 | 215-625-0885

Vistacom Information Systems vistacomusa.com 256 Eagleview Boulevard, PMB #339, Exton, PA 484-879-2280

|| AUDIO VISUAL & VIDEO PRODUCTION ||A.V. Rental Services, Inc. audiovisualrenting.com 2024 East Westmoreland Street, E1 | 800-695-5943

Advanced Staging Productions advancedstaging.com | 1330 Enterprise Drive, West Chester, PA | 610-431-8200

AJI Media ajimedia.com | 866-323-1268

Alkemy X alkemy-x.com | 601 Walnut Street, Suite 1050 South | 215-861-0100

American Audio Video aavevents.com 8005 Haute Court, Springfield, VA | 703-573-6910

Audio Gods Live Sound audio-gods.com 1448 Ford Road, Unit C, Bensalem, PA | 215-800-0022

Audio Visual Production Solutions av-ps.com 820 Midpoint Drive, O'Fallon, MO | 800-704-3655

Bozeken bozeken.com | 110 West Lancaster Avenue, Wayne, PA | 610-293-2200

East Hill Media easthillmedia.com 157 South Broad Street, Suite 103, Lansdale, PA 888-348-4457

Maestro Filmworks maestrofilmworks.com 1021 North 3rd Street, #301 | 267-908-4336

Media Innovation Technology mediainnovationtechnology.com | 844 North Taylor Street 267-773-7860

PSAV - Presentation Services psav.com 1341 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 103 | 215-625-0885

Vision Technical Group, Inc. visiontechnicalgroup.com | 216 Brooke Road, Pottstown, PA | 610-495-8050

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Visual Sound, Inc. visualsound.com | 485 Park Way, Broomall, PA | 610-690-1490

|| BALLOONS ||Magnificent Floral Events magnifiquedecor.com P.O. Box 27056 | 215-483-6880

|| BROCHURE DISTRIBUTION ||CTM Media Group ctmmediagroup.com 115 Twinbridge Drive, Pennsauken, NJ | 856-488-2424

|| CATERING ||12th Street Catering 12thstcatering.com 3312 Spring Garden Street | 215-386-8595

Aramark aramark.com | 1101 Market Street 215-238-3000

Brûlée Catering by Chef Jean-Marie Lacroix brulee-catering.com | 101 South 3rd Street 215-923-6000

Catering By Design cbdevents.com 18 West Hortter Street | 610-721-6009

Di Bruno Bros. dibruno.com 1730 Chestnut Street | 215-665-9220

Eatible Delights Catering eatibledelightscatering.com 2338 Ridge Avenue | 215-236-3900

Feast Your Eyes Gourmet Catering feastyoureyescatering.com | 1750 North Front Street 215-923-9449

Frog Commissary frogcommissary.com 222 North 20th Street | 215-448-1100

Garces Events philadelphia.garcesevents.com 300 South Broad Street, c/o Kimmel Center | 215-302-3531

Ms. Dawn's Catering detailsbymsdawn.com 141 I Route 130 South #328, Cinnaminson, NJ 856-671-9696

Neuman’s Kitchen neumanskitchen.com 30 North 41st Street, Suite 550 | 610-858-3008

Nick’s Roast Beef nicksnortheast.com 2210 Cottman Avenue | 215-745-1292

Philadelphia Box Lunch Company philadelphiaboxlunch.com | 5070 Parkside Avenue 215-871-0553

STARR Catering Group starrevents.com 667 North Broad Street | 215-923-2675

Top Hat Espresso Catering tophat-espresso.com 267-969-2968

|| CONFERENCE/CONVENTION CENTERS/COWORKING SPACES ||Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority paconvention.com | 1101 Arch Street | 215-418-4700

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|| COURIER & DELIVERY SERVICE || Sir Lancellot Courier & Delivery Company sirlancellotcourier.com | 1019 4th Avenue, Essington, PA 610-595-3370

|| DESTINATION MANAGEMENT COMPANY ||ACCESS Philadelphia accessphiladelphia.com 7715 Crittenden Street, #306 | 610-828-8950

Albrecht Events, LLC albrechtevents.com 209 Providence Lane, Lansdale, PA | 215-699-3784

Best of Boston Events bestboston.com 69 Norman Street, Everett, MA | 617-545-6410

Boggs Chung, Incorporated boggschung.com 1113 West Main Street, 2nd Floor, Norristown, PA 610-277-6080

Centipede Tours, LLC centipedetourspa.com 215-735-3123

Corporate Dimensions LTD cdlevents.com 176 Middletown Road, Media, PA | 610-891-9920

Destination Philly A.C., a DMC Network Company destinationphillyac.com | 1125 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 634, Atlantic City, NJ 215-625-0199

RMC Meetings & Events resortmeetings.com 120 Saddlebrook Court, Cherry Hill, NJ | 856-354-0290

Roberts Event Group robertseventgroup.com 491 York Road, Suite 300, Jenkintown, PA | 215-887-7880

Stockton & Partners Meetings & Events stocktonandpartners.com | 1700 Sansom Street, Suite 701 800-901-6136 ext. 101

|| ENTERTAINMENT - MUSIC ||BVTLive! bvtlive.com | 114 Commons Court, Chadds Ford, PA | 610-496-0891

Diverse Arts Solutions diverseartssolutions.com 1311 Lombard Street, #306 215-603-5180

LB ENTERTAINMENT LLC lbentertainmentintl.com 210 Church Street, Suite H | 215-629-1791

Roberts Event Group robertseventgroup.com 491 York Road, Suite 300, Jenkintown, PA | 215-887-7880

Steve & Company steveandcompany.com 7 Doe Court, Sewell, NJ | 856-256-2007

|| ENTERTAINMENT - TALENT ||dbuyer, Inc. dbuyerinc.com | 150 Columbus Avenue, Havertown, PA | 215-266-8780

Mitlas Productions, LLC mitlasproductions.com The Pavilion, 261 Old York Road, Suites 728-730, Jenkintown, PA | 215-885-8888

Roberts Event Group robertseventgroup.com 491 York Road, Suite 300, Jenkintown, PA | 215-887-7880

Pipeline Philly, LLC pipelineworkspaces.com 30 South 15th Street, 15th Floor | 267-702-2800

University of Pennsylvania-Hospitality Services cms.business-services.upenn.edu/ hospitality-services | 3702 Spruce Street | 215-573-8631

|| CONFERENCE/CONVENTION/ EXPOSITION MANAGEMENT SERVICES || ACCESS Philadelphia accessphiladelphia.com 7715 Crittenden Street, #306 | 610-828-8950

Albrecht Events, LLC albrechtevents.com 209 Providence Lane, Lansdale, PA | 215-699-3784

Boggs Chung, Incorporated boggschung.com 1113 West Main Street, 2nd Floor, Norristown, PA 610-277-6080

Corporate Dimensions LTD cdlevents.com 176 Middletown Road, Media, PA | 610-891-9920

Destination Philly A.C., a DMC Network Company destinationphillyac.com | 1125 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 634, Atlantic City, NJ | 215-625-0199

Event Strategy Group esg.us | 4070 Butler Pike, Suite 800, Plymouth Meeting, PA | 610-260-2550

Lead Dog, Inc. leaddogonline.com 305 South Chester Road, Swarthmore, PA | 610-690-5184

Perfection Events Inc. perfectionevents.com 628 South 16th Street | 888-267-1859

Roberts Event Group robertseventgroup.com 491 York Road, Suite 300, Jenkintown, PA | 215-887-7880

Stockton & Partners Meetings and Events stocktonandpartners.com | 1700 Sansom Street, Suite 701 800-901-6136, ext. 101

Visual Sound, Inc. visualsound.com | 485 Park Way, Broomall, PA | 610-690-1490

|| CONSULTING ||CBRE Hotels cbrehotels.com | 8 Penn Center, 19th Floor 215-563-5300

Eight Marketing Co., LLC eightmarketing.com P.O. Box 835, Wayne, PA | 610-688-3100

Mighty Engine themightyengine.com Creative Arts Building, 219 Cuthbert Street | 215-384-1944

TriZen trizeninc.com | 101 Greenwood Avenue, Suite 310, Jenkintown, PA | 215-935-6808

|| COPYING & DUPLICATING || FedEx fedex.com/us/office | 1101 Arch Street, 2nd Floor 215-925-1218

Replica Creative replicacreative.com 33 South 18th Street | 215-567-7107

Staples - Store #84 design.staples.com 1300 South Columbus Avenue | 215-551-7540

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Affairs To Be Remembered, Inc. atbrinc.com 555 Abbot Drive, Broomall, PA | 610-328-3170

Albrecht Events, LLC albrechtevents.com 209 Providence Lane, Lansdale, PA | 215-699-3784

Boggs Chung, Incorporated boggschung.com 1113 West Main Street, 2nd Floor, Norristown, PA 610-277-6080

Corporate Dimensions LTD cdlevents.com 176 Middletown Road, Media, PA | 610-891-9920

The Creative Group cre8ivegrp.com 440 South Broad Street, Suite 1405 | 610-940-1999

Destination Philly A.C., a DMC Network Company destinationphillyac.com | 1125 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 634, Atlantic City, NJ 215-625-0199

ESM Productions esmproductions.com Two Penn Center, 1500 JFK Boulevard, Suite 600 215-925-2566

Event Strategy Group esg.us | 4070 Butler Pike, Suite 800, Plymouth Meeting, PA | 610-260-2550

Eventricity eventricity.net | 115 Tennis Avenue, Glenside, PA | 215-886-0202

G.G. Tauber, LLC ggtauber.com | Parkway 100, 3535 Route 66, Building 1, Neptune, NJ | 800-638-6667

|| ENTERTAINMENT - FULL-SERVICE AGENCY ||REC Philly recphilly.com | 417 North 8th Street 848-203-2465

|| EVENT EQUIPMENT RENTAL ||Choice Party Linens choicepartylinens.com 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, Prospect Park, PA 610-532-3140

CORT Tradeshow & Event Furnishings cortevents.com | 215-617-0385

PSAV - Presentation Services psav.com 1341 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 103 | 215-625-0885

Vision Technical Group, Inc. visiontechnicalgroup.com | 216 Brooke Road, Pottstown, PA | 610-495-8050

Visual Sound, Inc. visualsound.com | 485 Park Way, Broomall, PA | 610-690-1490

|| EVENT PRODUCTION/ PLANNING & MANAGEMENT ||ACCESS Philadelphia accessphiladelphia.com 7715 Crittenden Street, #306 | 610-828-8950

AEC Partners aecpartners.net | 1700 Sansom Street, 3rd Floor | 215-315-4399

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|| EXPOSITION & EXHIBIT SERVICES || Corporate Dimensions LTD cdlevents.com 176 Middletown Road, Media, PA | 610-891-9920

Freeman freemanco.com | 909 Newark Turnpike, Kearny, NJ | 201-299-7400

General Exposition Services generalexposition.com | 205 Windsor Road, Pottstown, PA | 610-495-8866

GES Exposition Services ges.com 3636 Pennsy Drive, #B, Landover, MD | 301-583-5000

PSAV - Presentation Services psav.com 1341 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 103 | 215-625-0885

Vista Convention Services vistacs.com 102 North 11th Street | 215-418-2015

Visual Sound, Inc. visualsound.com | 485 Park Way, Broomall, PA | 610-690-1490

White Exposition whiteexposition.com 1800 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, Suite 300 | 267-767-7590

|| FAMILY & SPOUSAL SERVICES || Big Bus & Philadelphia Trolley Works phillytour.com | Northeast corner of 5th and Market streets 215-389-8687

Centipede Tours, LLC centipedetourspa.com 215-735-3123

|| FLORISTS - EVENT DESIGN || DFW Event Design dfweventdesign.com 1440 Ford Road, Unit C, Bensalem, PA | 215-245-1522

Hoffman Design Group hoffmandesigngroup.com 2009 Elmwood Avenue, Suite 201B, Sharon Hill, PA 800-550-3655

Ice Concepts, Inc. iceconceptsinc.com 777 Schwab Road, Unit Q, Hatfield, PA | 610-239-1299

Magnificent Floral Events magnifiquedecor.com P.O. Box 27056 | 215-483-6880

Nature's Gallery Florist, Inc. ngflorist.com 2124 Walnut Street | 215-563-5554

Robertson's Flowers robertsonsflowers.com 1301 East Mermaid Lane, Wyndmoor, PA | 800-242-6002

|| GIFTS & PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS || Agio Brand Solutions agiopromotions.com 1315 Walnut Street, Suite 1132 | 267-480-7110

Artcraft Promotional Products artcraftpromos.com | 1270 Glen Avenue, Moorestown, NJ 856-727-3327

Gray Consulting International Meetings & Incentives gcimi.com | 833 Chestnut Street, 12th Floor 215-413-2034

JR Global Events jrglobalevents.com | P.O. Box 417, Downingtown, PA | 610-212-1490

Lead Dog, Inc. leaddogonline.com 305 South Chester Road, Swarthmore, PA | 610-690-5184

LeapStarr Productions leapstarr.com 97 Foster Road, Suite One, Moorestown, NJ 856-793-7154

Moore Events, Inc. mooreevents.com 612 Whiteland Hunt Road, Downingtown, PA 610-518-3255

Perfection Events Inc. perfection-events.com 628 South 16th Street | 888-267-1859

Roberts Event Group robertseventgroup.com 491 York Road, Suite 300, Jenkintown, PA | 215-887-7880

SPW Productions LLC spwproductions.com 913 Gray Fox Circle, Sewell, NJ | 856-464-8304

Stockton & Partners Meetings and Events stocktonandpartners.com | 1700 Sansom Street, Suite 701800-901-6136, ext. 101

Talley Management Group, Inc. talley.com 19 Mantua Road, Mt. Royal, NJ | 856-423-7222

United Incentives, Inc. unitedincentives.com 13 South 3rd Street | 215-625-2700

Visual Sound, Inc. visualsound.com | 485 Park Way, Broomall, PA | 610-690-1490

|| EVENT PRODUCTION/STAGING & TEMPORARY STRUCTURES || ACCESS Philadelphia accessphiladelphia.com 7715 Crittenden Street, #306 | 610-828-8950

Advanced Staging Productions advancedstaging.com | 1330 Enterprise Drive, West Chester, PA | 610-431-8200

Corporate Dimensions LTD cdlevents.com 176 Middletown Road, Media, PA | 610-891-9920

Event Strategy Group esg.us | 4070 Butler Pike, Suite 800, Plymouth Meeting, PA | 610-260-2550

LeapStarr Productions leapstarr.com 97 Foster Road, Suite One, Moorestown, NJ 856-793-7154

Pro Vision Productions, Inc. provp.com 500 East Broadway Avenue, Clifton Heights, PA 610-394-9900

PSAV - Presentation Services psav.com 1341 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 103 | 215-625-0885

Select Event Group selecteventgroup.com 537 Foundry Road, Norristown, PA | 610-226-5974

Vision Technical Group, Inc. visiontechnicalgroup.com | 216 Brooke Road, Pottstown, PA | 610-495-8050

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Di Bruno Bros. dibruno.com | 231 Chestnut Street 215-665-9220

DJB Specialties, Inc. | GForce Promotions djbspecialties.com | 76 South Sand Road, New Britain, PA 866-925-9052

Impact Dimensions impactdimensions.com 1801 Market Street, Suite 800 | 856-382-4500

JR Resources and Wendy's Promo Boutique jrresources.com | 77 Sayre Drive, Princeton, NJ 609-915-6479

Live Ink Events liveinkevents.com 821 Matson Ford Road, Villanova, PA | 215-205-8584

Pennsylvania General Store pageneralstore.com Reading Terminal Market | 215-508-1881

RSB Solutions, LLC rsbsolutionsllc.com 1860 Lippincott Road, Huntingdon Valley, PA 215-880-1603

Spike’s gospikes.com | 2701 Grant Avenue 215-574-8100, ext. 188

Staples - Store #84 design.staples.com 1300 South Columbus Avenue | 215-551-7540

Xenos Candy & Gifts xenosgifts.com 231 Chestnut Street | 215-922-1445

|| GRAPHIC DESIGN || 20/10 Solutions 2010solutions.com 625 Willowbrook Lane, Building 600, West Chester, PA 610- 692-4972

Graphics Solutions graphics-solution.com 473 Chapel Heights Road, Sewell, NJ | 856-716-6936

Munroe Creative Partners munroe.com 121 South Broad Street, Suite 1900 | 215-563-8080

Replica Creative replicacreative.com 33 South 18th Street | 215-567-7107

Velocity velocityinc.com | 715 Clinton Street, Reading, PA | 610-743-5985

|| HISTORIC CHARACTERS || Ben Franklin, Young and Witty benfranklintoday.com | P.O. Box 425 Lahaska, PA 484-645-6574

Benjamin Franklin foundingfranklin.com 1901 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, #2511 | 267-939-6934

Benjamin Franklin, Older & Wiser benfranklinprinter.com | Book Me and I’m There 267-788-1488

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Jim McWilliams Photography jimmcwilliamsphotography.com | 1110 Coventry Ave, Cheltenham, PA | 610-585-0509

John Wilchek Photography / i360tours i360tours.com | P.O. Box 307, Trexlertown, PA 610-762-0455

JPG Photography jpgphotography.com 180 Green Lane, Manayunk, PA | 888-574-3686

Kapture Photography kapturephiladelphia.com 5427 Arlington Street | 267-407-8847

Paul Loftland Photography paulloftland.com One Market Street, #321, Camden, NJ | 856-229-5380

Photobooth Professional photoboothprofessional.com | 120 Watkins Avenue, Gibbstown, NJ | 856-656-7049

PhotoBuzz photobuzzagency.com | 1429 Walnut Street, 16th Floor | 215-908-2200

Scott Spitzer Photography scottspitzer.com Greater Philadelphia Area | 215-645-2570

Shutterbooth Philadelphia shutterboothphiladelphia.com | Greater Philadelphia and Surrounding Areas | 215-627-4000

Steve Ladner Event Photography steveladnerevents.com | 2477 Saint Peters Road, Pottstown, PA | 917=584-4503

TapSnap TapSnapPhilly.net | 821 Matsonford Road, Villanova, PA | 215-205-8584

Wise Owl Multimedia wiseowlmm.com 215 Solley Avenue | 267-324-6089

|| PRINTERS/FULFILLMENT & PACKAGING || Color Reflections Inc. colors-reflections.com 475 North 5th Street | 215-627-4686

Coventry P.O. Box 197, Cheswold, DE | 856-988-5521

The Kiva Group kivagroup.org | 50 Cutler Avenue, Westville, NJ | 856-384-7773

Magagna & Company magagna.com 100 West 3rd Avenue, Suite 101, Conshohocken, PA 484-243-6167

Mediacopy mediacopyonline.com | 1310 Sansom Street 215-717-5151

Migu Press, Inc. migu4u.com | 260 Ivyland Road, Warminster, PA | 215-957-9763

Replica Creative replicacreative.com 33 South 18th Street | 215-567-7107

Safeguard by Innovative innoprint.com 500 Schell Lane, Phoenixville, PA | 610-489-4800

Spectrum Printing Inc. spectrumprintpartner.com 1160 Enterprise Court, East Petersburg, PA 717-569-3200

Staples - Store #84 design.staples.com 1300 South Columbus Avenue | 215-551-7540

|| INTERNATIONAL VISITOR SERVICES || Albrecht Events, LLC albrechtevents.com 209 Providence Lane, Lansdale, PA | 215-699-3784

|| INTERNET SUPPORT & CONSULTING || Nettology LLC nettology.net 50 West Powhattan Avenue, Essington, PA | 610-558-1730

SEERInteractive seerinteractive.com 1033 North 2nd Street | 215-967-4461

|| LIGHTING SERVICES || Advanced Staging Productions advancedstaging.com | 1330 Enterprise Drive, West Chester, PA | 610-431-8200

Audio Gods Live Sound audio-gods.com 1448 Ford Road, Unit C, Bensalem, PA | 215-800-0022

PSAV - Presentation Services psav.com 1341 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 103 | 215-625-0885

Visual Sound, Inc. visualsound.com | 485 Park Way, Broomall, PA | 610-690-1490

|| MOBILE SOLUTIONS || PSAV - Presentation Services psav.com 1341 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 103 | 215-625-0885

|| MUMMERS || Fralinger String Band fralinger.org 1901-03 South 3rd Street | 610-517-3081

Joseph A. Ferko String Band ferko.com 2630 Bridge Street | 610-459-9303

South Philadelphia String Band spsb.com 2820 Porter Street | 215-336-4352

|| OFFICE EQUIPMENT & SALES/RENTALS ||Alpha Office Supplies, Inc. alphaos.com The Parkside Lofts, 4950 Parkside Avenue, Suite 500, 215-226-2690

Audio Visual Production Solutions av-ps.com 820 Midpoint Drive, O'Fallon, MO | 800-704-3655

Staples - Store #84 design.staples.com 1300 South Columbus Avenue | 215-551-7540

|| PHOTOGRAPHY || Anthony Sinagoga Photography anthonysinagoga.com | 127 East Winchester Avenue, Langhorne, PA | 215-920-2681

I Love MySelfie Photo Booths ilovemyselfiephotobooths.com | Greater Philadelphia Area 856-441-0071

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|| RADIO RENTALS || Bearcom Wireless Worldwide bearcom.com 135 North 11th Street | 215-351-9302

COMMPATHS commpaths.com | 13420 Damar Drive, Suite D | 215-969-8450

|| REGISTRATION SERVICES || Boggs Chung, Incorporated boggschung.com 1113 West Main Street, 2nd Floor, Norristown, PA 610-277-6080

Five Star Staffing five-starstaffing.com 1315 Walnut Street, Suite #1714 | 800-892-9937

Premier Event Staff premiereventstaff.com 1315 Walnut Street, Suite #1714 | 800-277-3383

SC Staffing & Consulting scconsultingllp.com 174 Laurie Lane, 2nd Floor | 215-292-1185

|| RESERVATION REFERRAL SERVICES ||Orchid Event Solutions orchideventsolutions.com 1300 Market Street | 888-747-7850

|| SECURITY & GUARD SERVICES || Imperial Security, LLC iessevents.com 8500 Henry Avenue, Suite 45-36 | 888-502-4377

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Ingage Security LLC ingagesecurity.com 441 North 5th Street, Suite 203 | 215-754-5916, ext. 20

OPS Security Group opssecuritygroup.com 1500 South Columbus Boulevard, Suite #6, 2nd Floor 267-324-3241

|| SIGNS/BANNERS/POSTERS || Center City District centercityphila.org Public Ledger Building, 660 Chestnut Street | 215-440-5500

Staples - Store #84 design.staples.com 1300 South Columbus Avenue | 215-551-7540

Swirling Silks, Inc. swirlingsilks.com 4020 Skippack Pike, Skippack, PA | 610-584-5595

|| SPEAKERS/PRESENTERS || Bearj Speaks-Success-Sales-Leadership bearjspeaks.com | 210 Green Hill Road, Parksburg, PA 484-467-2394

Penny Zenker: Strategy, Leadership, Productivity. pennyzenker360.com 505 Delancy Circle, Devon, PA | 484-254-6929

|| TEAM BUILDING & VOLUNTEERISM || Albrecht Events, LLC albrechtevents.com 209 Providence Lane, Lansdale, PA | 215-699-3784

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Amazing Escape Room Philadelphia amazingescaperoom.com | 101 North 15th Street, 2nd Floor | 215-608-8110

Destination Philly A.C., a DMC Network Company destinationphillyac.com | 1125 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 634, Atlantic City, NJ 215-625-0199

MANNA mannapa.org | 420 North 20th Street 215-496-2662

Roberts Event Group robertseventgroup.com 491 York Road, Suite 300, Jenkintown, PA | 215-887-7880

Stockton & Partners Meetings & Events stocktonandpartners.com | 1700 Sansom Street, Suite 701 | 800-901-6136, ext. 101

|| TEMPORARY STAFFING || Bettinger Company Inc. bettingerco.com 1515 Market Street, Suite 935 | 215-564-0700

CareersUSA careersusa.com 1800 John F. Kennedy Boulevard | 215-561-3800

Event, Exhibit and Entertainment Personnel e3personnel.com | Technology Park II Building, 1350 Edgemont Avenue, Suite 2525, Chester, PA 484-483-4977

Five Star Staffing five-starstaffing.com 1315 Walnut Street, Suite #1714 | 800-892-9937

J & L Concessionaires jandlconcessionaires.com 121 Lenape Road, Cherry Hill, NJ | 609-519-5705

Philly Temps phillytemps.com | 1518 Walnut Street 215-731-1010

Premier Event Staff premiereventstaff.com 1315 Walnut Street, Suite #1714 | 800-277-3383

Professionals for Nonprofits nonprofitstaffing.com 1500 Market Street | 215-665-5665

|| TOUR PLANNERS/OPERATORS || Big Bus & Philadelphia Trolley Works phillytour.com | Northeast corner of 5th and Market streets 215-389-8687

Centipede Tours, LLC centipedetourspa.com 215-735-3123

Destination Philly A.C., a DMC Network Company destinationphillyac.com | 1125 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 634, Atlantic City, NJ 215-625-0199

Philadelphia Sightseeing Tours & Transportation philadelphiasightseeingtours.com 111 South Independence Mall East | 215-922-2300

|| TOURIST/VISITOR INFORMATION || Bucks County Conference & Visitors Bureau visitbuckscounty.com | 3207 Street Road, Bensalem, PA 215-639-0300

Center City District centercityphila.org Public Ledger Building, 660 Chestnut Street 215-440-5500

Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau brandywinevalley.com | 300 Greenwood Road, Kennett Square, PA | 484-770-8550

Destination Delco destinationdelco.com 1501 North Providence Road, Media, PA | 610-565-3679

Discover Lancaster discoverlancaster.com 501 Greenfield Road, Lancaster, PA | 800-PADUTCH

Greater Wilmington Convention & Visitors Bureau visitwilmingtonde.com | 100 West 10th Street, Wilmington, DE | 800-489-6664

Independence Visitor Center Corporation phlvisitorcenter.com | One North Independence Mall West, 6th and Market streets | 215-965-7676

PHLCVB discoverphl.com | 1601 Market Street, Suite 200 | 215-636-3300

Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board valleyforge.org | 1000 First Avenue, Suite 101, King of Prussia, PA | 610-834-1550

|| TRANSLATORS/INTERPRETERS/ DEAF SERVICES || CETRA Language Solutions cetra.com 7804 Montgomery Avenue, Elkins Park, PA 215-635-7090

Deaf-Hearing Communication Centre, Inc. dhcc.org | 630 Fairview Road, Swarthmore, PA 610-604-0452

Global Arena globalarena.com 100 South Broad Street, Suite 1400 | 215-735-1055

International Simultaneous Interpreters inter-pret.org | 130 Booth Lane, Haverford, PA 610-649-8181

PSAV - Presentation Services psav.com 1341 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 103 | 215-625-0885

|| TRANSPORTATION SERVICES || Albrecht Events, LLC albrechtevents.com 209 Providence Lane, Lansdale, PA | 215-699-3784

Big Bus & Philadelphia Trolley Works phillytour.com | Northeast corner of 5th and Market streets 215-389-8687

Destination Philly A.C., a DMC Network Company destinationphillyac.com | 1125 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 634, Atlantic City, NJ 215-625-0199

Philadelphia Sightseeing Tours & Transportation philadelphiasightseeingtours.com 111 South Independence Mall East | 215-922-2300

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|| BUSES ||A-1 Limousine, Inc. A-1 Limousine is for people going places. We have 200 vehicles in our fleet and 250 trained chauffeurs. We are your solution locally, regionally, nationally and worldwide. a1limo.com 800-367-0070

Academy Express LLC Academy Bus, the largest privately owned and operated transportation company, has been serving the Northeast region for more than 40 years. Whether you need to transport 20 or 20,000, our 1,000 buses can deliver. academybus.com | 609-265-2400

Big Bus Company & Philadelphia Trolley Works Full-service tour company. Customized tours and outings for groups. phillytour.com | 215-389-8687

Coach USA/Megabus.com Daily, intercity, express bus service with fares from $1. Associations/Affiliations: ABS, UBA. megabus.com | 877-GO2-MEGA

David Thomas Trailways New luxury 14-, 26-, 34-, 40-, 47-, and 54-passenger motorcoaches and minicoaches, air-conditioned school buses, shuttles, airport transfers, wheelchair accessible. davidtours.travel 215-677-8300

Delaware Express Shuttle & Tours Since 1984, Delaware Express has offered convenient, Delaware transportation services to area business and leisure travelers, families and groups. delexpress.com 302-454-7800, ext. 616

First Student Charter school-bus rentals are an affordable way to provide transportation for your group. When you choose First Student for your charter services, you receive the expertise that comes with being the largest and safest school-bus provider in the industry, providing services for any size event. Affordability. Convenience. Reliability and Safety.firststudentinc.com | 732-759-4521

|| AIRLINES || American Airlines, Inc. American is building the youngest, most modern fleet among the largest U.S. airlines. The new American is arriving. aa.com 800-433-7300

|| AIRPORT SHUTTLE SERVICES ||Delaware Express Shuttle & Tours Since 1984, Delaware Express has offered convenient, Delaware transportation services to area business and leisure travelers, families and groups. delexpress.com 302-454-7800, ext. 616

Philadelphia Sightseeing Tours & Transportation Classic American trolleys evoke warm, positive emotions at first sight. Unlike a motorcoach with its high seatbacks, the trolley’s openness to the cabin creates an atmosphere of interaction and unrestricted communication. philadelphiasightseeingtours.com | 215-922-2300

|| AIRPORTS ||Philadelphia International Airport Located seven miles from Center City, Philadelphia International Airport is served by 30 airlines. phl.org 215-937-6937

|| AUTOMOBILE RENTALS/LEASING || Avis Rent A Car Great corporate and leisure rates. Many new locations. Call today. avis.com 215-492-6547

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Two great brands, Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental, with great rates, free pick-up service and more than 100 locations in the Philadelphia area. enterprise.com 215-751-1460

Sixt Rent A Car Specializing in renting high-end, luxury vehicles, such as Lexus and Mercedes, and offering premium service. sixt.com/car-rental/usa/philadelphia/philadelphia-intl-airport | 267-908-9900

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Kevin Smith Transportation Group Limousine and transportation company for a new age; shaping it around what customers actually want. kevinsmithgroup.com | 610-222-6225

King Limousine & Transportation Service, Inc. King Limousine Transportation Service provides you with global chauffeured transportation services. Seven days a week/24 hours a day worldwide service. kinglimoinc.com | 800-245-5460

Laclassride Best source for airport ground transportation, Laclassride provides a more comfortable and affordable ride from the Philadelphia airport to all downtown and surrounding hotels. Plan your event/trip with us. laclassride.com | 215-512-3913

Park Avenue Limousine At the forefront of innovation in the ground transportation industry. Park Avenue Limousine has gone to great lengths to maintain the safety, security, comfort and loyalty of its clients. After 30 years in business, Park Avenue has become a benchmark in the industry, setting the standards of luxury service. parkavenuelimousine.com | 215-364-2470

Trophy Limousine Trophy Limousine Worldwide provides the finest in luxury transportation services available with a fleet that features the newest models of sedans, SUVs, limos and buses. trophylimo.com 215-609-4400

|| CARRIAGES ||76 Carriage Company Experience Philadelphia’s history aboard a stylish carriage. Clip-clop through Philadelphia’s Independence National Historic Park on a private, guided, enchanting horse-drawn carriage. phillytour.com | 215-389-TOUR

|| GROUND TRANSPORTATION ||A-1 Limousine, Inc. A-1 Limousine is for people going places. With 200 vehicles in its fleet and 250 trained chauffeurs. Providing solutions locally, regionally, nationally and worldwide. a1limo.com 800-367-0070

Best Transit Inc. A woman- and minority-owned business providing ground transportation, buses, shuttles, limousine, vans, wheelchair-accessible vans and school buses. besttransit.net | 215-276-6400, 855-707-2378 Custom Tours, Inc. dba Kushner & Associates Premier nationwide transportation management firm providing cost-effective convention shuttles, VIP transportation systems and revenue-producing advertising opportunities. kushnershuttles.com 310-274-8819

Krapf’s Coaches, Inc. Krapf’s Coaches offers local and interstate charter service for groups of any size. Our charters travel anywhere in the United States and Canada. krapfscoaches.com | 800-548-9317

Park Avenue Limousine At the forefront of innovation in the ground transportation industry. Park Avenue Limousine has gone to great lengths to maintain the safety, security, comfort and loyalty of its clients. After 30 years in business, Park Avenue has become a benchmark in the industry, setting the standards of luxury service. parkavenuelimousine.com | 215-364-2470

Production Transport, Inc. Shuttle bus programs for conventions, tradeshows, companion tours, vehicle advertising. prodtrans.com | 877-641-0900

Starr Bus Charter & Tours Safe, professional, courteous and reliable shuttle, charter and tour services. Associations/Affiliations: ABA, NTA, IMG, SYTA. starrtours.com | 800-782-7703

Stout’s Charter Service, Inc. Deluxe transportation for groups. Excellent customer service. 40 years experience. Associations/Affiliations: ABA, UMA, IBA. stoutstransportation.com | 800-245-7868

Werner Coach 47- and 52-passenger motorcoaches, 33-passenger mini buses, charters, tours, shuttles.wernercoach.com | 610-933-7100

|| CABS/LIMOUSINES/VANS ||Carey Philadelphia Carey delivers the most sophisticated ground transportation management resources, flawlessly executing more than 4,000 meetings and events, per year, worldwide. carey.com | 800-336-4646

Celebrity Worldwide Chauffeured Transportation Celebrity Worldwide offers first-class ground transportation services for corporate travel, group tours and special events, amongst others, with unmatched attention to detail. celebritylimo.com 610-651-2800

Flyte Tyme Worldwide Global leader in passenger ground logistics and convention group transfers. Associations/Affiliations: ABA, NTA, IMG, SYTA. flytetymelimo.com | 610-595-2222

Global Limousine Network The finest in chauffeured transportation, sedans, limos and buses. gogloballimo.com | 215-334-7900’J & J Private Car, Limousine & Coach Service Take the stress out of airport, business and/or group travel with J & J Affordable Luxury Transportation. jjtransportation.com | 610-776-1516

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Hollowsands Luxury Limousine Offering superior ground transportation services by certified and highly trained chauffeurs. hollowsands.com | 215-863-1910

Philadelphia Sightseeing Tours & Transportation Classic American trolleys evoke warm, positive emotions at first sight. Unlike a motorcoach with its high seatbacks, the trolley’s openness to the cabin creates an atmosphere of interaction and unrestricted communication.philadelphiasightseeingtours.com | 215-922-2300

Uber Uber, “everyone’s private driver,” allows you to order speedy town car service right from your personal phone via app or SMS. Simply download the app, input your location and a town car will be at your disposal within minutes! uber.com/philly

|| MANAGEMENT SERVICES ||Albrecht Events, LLC Specializes in top-notch planning and coordination services including destination management, meeting planning, team building, special events and transportation. albrechtevents.com | 215-699-3784

Big Bus Company & Philadelphia Trolley Works Full-service tour company. Customized tours and outings for groups. phillytour.com | 215-389-8687

Carey Philadelphia Carey delivers the most sophisticated ground transportation management resources, flawlessly executing more than 4,000 meetings and events, per year, worldwide. carey.com | 800-336-4646

Centipede Tours, LLC Tours, transportation, meet-and-greets and dine arounds. centipedetourspa.com 215-735-3123

Event Transportation Associates, Inc. Management services for all event mediums, providing world-class, high-visibility transportation planning and management for events that need a comprehensive solution. eventtransportation.com | 360-282-6010

Stout’s Charter Service, Inc. Deluxe transportation for groups. Excellent customer service. 40 years experience. Associations/Affiliations: ABA, UMA, IBA. stoutstransportation.com | 800-245-7868

Transportation Management Services (TMS) Providing citywide hotel/venue shuttle and spouse-tour management. tms.com | 301-260-2070

|| PARKING/PARKING FACILITIES || The Convention Center Parking Facility The Convention Center Parking Facility is a bright, clean, new, professionally managed facility open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We offer electric vehicle charging stations, glass-backed elevators and green-roof technology.conventioncenterparking.com | 267-239-0676

SP+ SP+ is a diverse provider of professional parking, ground transportation, facility maintenance, security and event-logistics services to real estate owners and managers in a wide array of markets. spplus.com 215-568-4025

|| PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION || Amtrak’s 30th Street Station Amtrak offers intercity rail transportation to more than 500 destinations nationally. amtrak.com | 800-USA-RAIL

SEPTA If you want to ride REAL trains and trolleys, SEPTA has them—and buses too. Make the SEPTA experience part of your visit. septa.org | 215-580-7800

|| TOUR BUS/MOTORCOACH/ RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK PARKING ||Campus Park And Ride Tour bus/motorcoach/RV parking. Best location. Best prices, 24/7. campusparkandride.com | 215-413-2300

|| TRAVEL AGENCIES ||AAA Mid-Atlantic Provides automotive, travel, financial and insurance services. aaa.com | 302-299-4000

Expedia Inc. The world’s largest online travel marketplace, offering consumers all the resources they need to research, plan and book their perfect trip. expedia.com | 800-Expedia

|| TROLLEYS || Big Bus Company & Philadelphia Trolley Works Full-service tour company. Customized tours and outings for groups. phillytour.com | 215-389-8687

Philadelphia Sightseeing Tours & Transportation Classic American trolleys evoke warm, positive emotions at first sight. Unlike a motorcoach with its high seatbacks, the trolley’s openness to the cabin creates an atmosphere of interaction and unrestricted communication. philadelphiasightseeingtours.com | 215-922-2300

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EXCurtis Institute of Music 94Custom Tours, Inc. dba Kushner & Associates 108 D D’Angelo’s Ristorante Italiano and Lounge 70The Dandelion 70 Dante & Luigi’s Corona di Ferro 72 Dave & Buster’s 43, 66 David Thomas Trailways 107 Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse 70 dbuyer, Inc. 101Deaf-Hearing Communication Centre, Inc. 106Declaration House 77 Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse 70 Delaware County Veterans Memorial 83 Delaware Express Shuttle & Tours 107 Delaware River Waterfront Corporation 77 Delilah’s Gentlemen’s Club & Steakhouse 91, 92 Destination Delco 106Destination Philly A.C., a DMC Network Company 100, 101, 105, 106 Devine and Partners 98 Devon Seafood Grill 70 DFW Event Design 102 Di Bruno Bros. 43, 87, 99, 102 Dilworth Park 76 DiNardo’s Famous Seafood 66 Discover Lancaster 106 Distrito 43, 71 Diverse Arts Solutions 100 DJB Specialties Inc. Gforce Promotions 102 Dos Rosas Taqueria 67 Double Knot 68DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Airport 30DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Center City 26 Down Town Club 43

EEast Hill Media 98 Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site 80 Eatible Delights Catering 99 Econo Lodge 32 Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site 77 Eight Marketing Co., LLC 100 El Rey 70 El Vez 68 The Electric Factory 43 Elfreth’s Alley 77 Embassy Suites by Hilton Center City 28 Embassy Suites Philadelphia Airport 30 En Route Tourism Marketing 98 Enterprise Rent-A-Car 107 Escape Entertainment Philadelphia 76 ESM Productions 101 Estia Restaurant 44, 70Event Strategy Group 100, 101, 102 Event Transportation Associates, Inc. 109Event, Exhibit and Entertainment Personnel 106 The Event Center at Sugarhouse Casino 44 Eventricity 101 Expedia Inc. 109

Center City District 105, 106 Center for Architecture and Design 42, 85 Centipede Tours, LLC 85, 100, 102, 106, 109 Century 21 Department Store 87 Cescaphe Ballroom 42 CETRA Language Solutions 106 Chanticleer Garden 83 The Chapel of Four Chaplains 82 Chart House Restaurant 66 Chase Center on the Riverfront 42 The Cheesecake Factory 70 Chemical Heritage Foundation Museum 77 Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau 106 Chestnut Hill Business District 90Chickie’s & Pete’s Crab House and Sports Bar 72 Chima Brazilian Steakhouse 70 Choice Party Linens 101 Chris’ Jazz Cafe 91 Christ Church and Burial Ground 77 Christiana Mall 88 Christmas Village in Philadelphia 76 Church of the Advocate 82Citizen Diplomacy International of Philadelphia 85 Citizens Bank - PA/NJ/DE 96 Citizens Bank Park 42, 95 City Hall Tour & Visitors Center 76 City Tap House 71 City Tavern 66The Clarion Hotel and Conference Center 30 Club Risque 92 Coach USA/Megabus.com 107 College of Physicians of Philadelphia 42 Color Reflections Inc. 104 Comcast-Spectacor 95 COMMPATHS 104 Con Murphy’s 71 The Conference Center at The Chemical Heritage Foundation 42 Congregation Mikveh Israel 77 Congress Hall 77The Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia 85 The Continental Mid-town 70 Continental Restaurant and Martini Bar 66 Convene Cira Centre 43 Convene CityView 43 Convene Commerce Square 43 The Convention Center Parking Facility 109 Corporate Dimensions LTD 100, 101, 102 CORT Tradeshow & Event Furnishings 101 Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South 29 Courtyard By Marriott, Philadelphia Downtown 23 Courtyard Philadelphia City Avenue 30 Courtyard Philadelphia Springfield 31 Coventry 104 Crayola Experience 83 The Creative Group 101 Crowne Plaza Philadelphia- Cherry Hill 32 Crystal Cave Company, Inc. 83 The Crystal Tea Room - Finley Catering 43 CTM Media Group 99 Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar 66

24 41, 691225Raw Sushi and Sake Lounge 6812th Street Catering 9920/10 Solutions 10376 Carriage Company 85, 108

A A Bed and Breakfast Connection of Philadelphia 24A-1 Limousine, Inc. 107, 108A.V. Rental Services, Inc. 98A1 Specialty Tours 85AAA Mid-Atlantic 109Abe Fisher 69Academy Express LLC 107Academy of Music 41, 92The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University 41, 80ACCESS Philadelphia 100, 101Adolf Biecker Spa/Salon 96Advanced Staging Productions 98, 101, 103Adventure Aquarium 41,84AEC Partners 101Affairs To Be Remembered, Inc. 101African American Museum in Philadelphia 41, 76 Agio Brand Solutions 98, 102AJI Media 98AKA Rittenhouse Square 26AKA University City 29Albrecht Events, LLC 100, 101, 103, 105, 106, 109Alexander Inn 26Alkemy X 98All About Events at the Reading Terminal Market 41The All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors 80Alma de Cuba 69Aloft Philadelphia Downtown Hotel 23Aloysius Butler & Clark 98Alpha Office Supplies, Inc. 104Amada 41, 66Amazing Escape Room Philadelphia 105Amazing Scavenger Hunt Adventure - Philadelphia 85American Airlines, Inc. 107American Audio Video 98American Bible Society 76American Helicopter Museum & Education Center 83American Philosophical Society (APS) Museum 76American Renal Associates 96American Swedish Historical Museum 82Amish Experience Theater & Homestead 85Amish Farm and House 83Amtrak’s 30th Street Station 109Annenberg Center 92Anthony Sinagoga Photography 104Apple Hostels of Philadelphia 32Aqimero 69Aramark 99The Arch 32Arch Street United Methodist Church 76Arden Theatre Company 92ARK: Apartment Residences by Korman 32Art Bar 69Artcraft Promotional Products 102Artesano Gallery 41Arts Ballroom 41Asian Bank 96Audio Gods Live Sound 98, 103

Audio Visual Production Solutions 98, 104Avis Rent A Car 107Awfully Nice Tours 85

BBallroom at the Ben 41Bank & Bourbon 66Bar Amis 72Bar-Ly Chinatown Philly 66Barclay Prime 70 The Barnes Foundation 41, 80 Bartram’s Garden 81 Battleship New Jersey Museum & Memorial 41, 84 BDJ Ventures, LLC 102 Bearcom Wireless Worldwide 104 Bearj Speaks-Success-Sales- Leadership 105 Beer Tours by Philly Brew Tours 85 Bellini Grill 70 The Bellevue Philadelphia 88 Ben Franklin, Young and Witty 103 Benjamin Franklin 103 Benjamin Franklin Museum 76 Benjamin Franklin, Older & Wiser 103 Best of Boston Events 100 Best Transit Inc. 108 Best Western Independence Park Hotel 24 Best Western Plus Philadelphia- Bensalem Hotel 31 Beth Sholom Congregation 83 Betsy Ross House 77 Bettinger Company Inc. 106 Big Bus & Philadelphia Trolley Works 85, 102, 106,107, 109 Bishop White House 77 Bistro La Baia 70 Bistrot La Minette 72 Bleu Martini 91 Bluestone Lane 68 Boggs Chung, Incorporated 100, 101, 104 Bounce, The Premiere Party Band 94 The Bourse 90 Boyds Philadelphia 87 Bozeken 98 Brandywine River Museum of Art 83 Brauhaus Schmitz 42, 68 Brownstone PR 98 BRU Craft & Wurst 42Brûlée Catering by Chef Jean-Marie Lacroix 99Bucks County Conference & Visitors Bureau 106 Bucks County River Country 83 Buddakan 66 Buena Onda 71 Buffalo Billiards Philadelphia 91 Butcher and Singer 70 BVTLive! 100

C Cambria Hotel & Suites Philadelphia Downtown 26 Campo’s since 1947 66 Campus Park And Ride 109 The Capital Grille 68 CareersUSA 106 Carey Philadelphia 108, 109 Carpenters’ Hall 42, 77 Catering By Design 99 Cavanaugh’s Rittenhouse 70 CBRE Hotels 100Celebrity Worldwide Chauffeured Transportation 108

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OOcean Prime 70 Old Barracks Museum 84 Old City Coffee Inc. 67 Old City Hall 78 The Olde Bar 47, 67 One Liberty Observation Deck 80ONE North Broad, Philadelphia Historic Fine Events Venue 47 Opa 68 OPS Security Group 105 Orchid Event Solutions 105 Osteria 66 Oyster House 71

P, QPalm Restaurant Philadelphia 71 Parc Restaurant 71 Park Avenue Limousine 108 Parx Casino 47, 92

JPG Photography 104JR Global Events 101JR Resources and Wendy’s Promo Boutique 102

K Kalahari Resorts & Conventions 32Kapture Philadelphia 104Karma Agency 98Keating’s Rope & Anchor, Bar + Kitchen 67Kensington Quarters 72Kevin Smith Transportation Group 108Key Bank 96The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts 44, 86, 92King Limousine & Transportation Service, Inc. 108King of Prussia Mall 88Kitchen Kettle Village 83The Kiva Group 104Krapf’s Coaches, Inc. 108

LLa Famiglia 67La Fontana Della Citta 70La Nonna (Roman & Regional Cuisine) 67La Peg Brasserie 67La Veranda Restaurant 67Laclassride 108Ladder 15 91LaScala’s Restaurant & Bar 67LB Entertainment LLC 101Le Meridien Philadelphia 24Lead Dog, Inc. 100, 101LeapStarr Productions 101, 102Lemon Hill Mansion 81Liacouras Center 44Liberty Bell Center 78Liberty Escape Rooms 78The Liberty View 44Lincoln Financial Field 44, 95Lion Travel 86Little Lion Restaurant 67Live Ink Events 102Loews Philadelphia Hotel 24The Logan 28Lokal Hotel 25Longwood Gardens 83Lost River Caverns 84Lucky Strike Philadelphia 91

MM Restaurant at the Morris House Hotel 68Machinery 98Macy’s 87Maestro Filmworks 98Magagna & Company 104Maggiano’s Little Italy 44, 66Magnificent Floral Events 99, 102Malbec Argentine Steakhouse & Restaurant 67Manayunk Chambers Guest House 30Manayunk Development Corporation 90Mann Center for the Performing Arts 44, 92MANNA 105The Market and Shops at Comcast Center 90MarketPlace PHL, LLC (Food & Shops at Philadelphia International Airport) 90

F Fabric Row 90 The Fabric Workshop and Museum 76 Fairmount Park 80 Fante’s Kitchen Shop 87 Farmicia 67 Fashion District Philadelphia 88 Feast Your Eyes Gourmet Catering 99 FedEx 100 Fette Sau 72 Field House Sports Bar 44, 66, 91 The Fillmore Philadelphia 44 Finn McCool’s Ale House 68 Fireman’s Hall Museum 77 First Bank of the United States 77 First Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia 80 First Student 107 Five Star Staffing 104, 106Flyte Tyme Worldwide 108Fogo de Chao 68Fork Restaurant 67Forrest Theatre 92Founding Footsteps 85Four Points by Sheraton - Philadelphia Center City 23Fralinger String Band 104Frank Salese, Fine Diamond Specialist Associates 8Frankford Hall 72The Franklin Hotel at Independence Park 24The Franklin Institute 44, 80Franklin Square 44, 77Free Library of Philadelphia 44, 80Freeman 102Friends Center 44Frog Commissary 99Front Street Cafe 72 G G.G. Tauber, LLC 101The Gables Bed & Breakfast Philadelphia 29Garces Events 99Garces Trading Company 44, 68General Exposition Services 102Gentle Care Nursing Service, Inc. 96GES Exposition Services 102Ghost Tour of Philadelphia 85Girard College 82Global Arena 106Global Limousine Network 108Gloucester Premium Outlets 88Golden Corral 72Govberg Jewelers 88Gran Caffe L’Aquila 70Graphics Solutions 103Gray Consulting International Meetings & Incentives 101Greater Wilmington Convention & Visitors Bureau 106Grim Philly Tours 86 H Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia ReStore 90Hampton Inn Convention Center 23Hampton Inn Philadelphia Airport 30Hard Rock Cafe 66Harp & Crown 70Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Philadelphia Airport 30Heritage 72Herr’s Snack Factory Tours 86

High Street on Market 67Hilton Garden Inn - Philadelphia Center City 23Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing 24Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue 30Historic Germantown 82Historic Philadelphia, Inc. 77, 86Historic Saint George’s United Methodist Church 77Historic Strawberry Mansion 81Hoffman Design Group 102Holiday Inn 31Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia East - Penn’s Landing 25Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia- Midtown 26Holiday Inn Philadelphia Stadium 29Hollowsands Luxury Limousine 109Holt’s Cigar Company 87Home2 Suites Philadelphia Center City 23Homewood Suites by Hilton University City 29The Horticulture Center 44Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania 96Hotel Monaco Philadelphia 25Hotel Palomar 26Howl at the Moon and Down Ultra Lounge 91Hugo’s Frog Bar & Chop House 67Hyatt at The Bellevue 26 I I Love MySelfie Photo Booths 104I. Goldberg Army & Navy 87Ice Concepts, Inc. 102Impact Dimensions 102Imperial Security, LLC 105Indeblue Restaurant and Bar 68Independence Beer Garden 77Independence Hall 78The Independent Hotel 26Independence National Historical Park 78Independence Seaport Museum 44, 78Independence Visitor Center Corporation 106Ingage Security LLC 105The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel 29The Inn at Swarthmore 32The Inn at the Union League of Philadelphia 27Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA)/ University of Pennsylvania 81International Simultaneous Interpreters 106Irish Pub (12th & Walnut) 68Irish Pub (20th & Walnut) 70Italian Market 87 J J & J Private Car, Limousine & Coach Service 108J & L Concessionaires 106Jasmine Rice Old City 67Jasmine Rice Rittenhouse 70Jet Wine Bar 70JG Domestic 44, 71Jim McWilliams Photography 104Jim’s Steaks South St. 67Joan Shepp 87John Wilchek Photography / i360tours 104Jones Lang LaSalle - Tourism Group 98Jones Restaurant 68Joseph A. Ferko String Band 104

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VValanni Restaurant & Lounge 69Valley Forge Casino Resort 31Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board 106Velocity, Inc. 98, 103Vetri Cucina 69The Victor Café 72Vie 49Vietnam Veterans Memorial 78Villa di Roma 72Village Whiskey 71Vintage Wine Bar & Bistro 69Vision Technical Group, Inc. 99, 101, 102Visit Hershey Harrisburg 84Vista Convention Services 102Vistacom Information Systems 98Visual Sound, Inc. 99, 100, 101, 102, 103Volver 71

WThe W/Element Hotel 28 Wagner Free Institute of Science 82 Walnut Street Theatre 94 The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square 28Water Works 49 Wells Fargo Center 49, 95 Werner Coach 108West Philadelphia Cultural Alliance/ The Paul Robeson House 81 The Westin Philadelphia Hotel 28 Wheel Fun Rentals 86 Whetstone Tavern 68 White Dog Café 72 White Exposition 102 Wills Eye Hospital 96 The Windsor Suites 29 Wise Owl Multimedia 104 Woodford Mansion 81 Woodmere Art Museum 82 Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District 26 X, Y, ZXenos Candy & Gifts 88, 102 XFINITY Live! Philadelphia 49, 72, 82 95 XIX (Nineteen) 71Xochitl Restaurant & Tequila Bar 68 Yakitori Boy 66 The Yo, Philly! Rocky Film Tour 86 Zahav 68 Zee Bar 91 Zeeno 86 Zio’s Brick Oven Pizzeria 69 Zivtech, LLC 98

Shofuso Japanese House and Garden 81The Shops at Liberty Place 48The Shops at Liberty Place 88ShutterBooth Philadelphia 104Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum 48Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum 82Sir Lancellot Courier & Delivery Company 100Sixt Rent A Car 107Sky Philadelphia 48Sleep Inn, Center City 24SMoKE Manayunk Cigar & Hookah Lounge 91Sofitel Philadelphia 28Sonesta Hotel Philadelphia 28SOUTH 66South Philadelphia String Band 104SouthGate 71SP+ 109Sparks 98Spasso Italian Grill 67Spectrum Printing Inc. 104Spike’s 102SPiN Philadelphia, A Ping Pong Social Club 48, 92Spirit of Philadelphia 48, 67Spirits of ‘76 Ghost Tour 86Spotlight Public Relations 98Springfield Country Club 48Spruce Hill Manor Bed & Breakfast 29SPW Productions LLC 101Square 1682 71St. Clement’s Church 81St. John Boutique - King of Prussia Mall 87Staples - Store #84 100, 102, 104, 105Starr Bus Charter & Tours 108STARR Catering Group 100Stay Alfred Vacation Rentals- Philadelphia 32Stay Simpler Vacation/Extended Stay Rentals 32Steve & Company 101Steve Ladner Event Photography 104Stockton & Partners Meeting and Events 100, 101, 106Stout’s Charter Service, Inc. 108, 109Strasburg Rail Road 84The Study at University City 29Suga by Susanna Foo 71SugarHouse Casino 91, 92Swirling Silks, Inc. 105

TTableau at PAFA 66Talley Management Group, Inc. 101Talula’s Daily 68Talula’s Garden 69TapSnap 104Taste 67Taste 4 Travel 86Taste of Philly Food Tour 86Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel 80Temple University Hospital 96Tendenza 49The Thomas Bond House Bed & Breakfast 26The Twisted Tail 68Think It First 98Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals 96Tiffany’s Bakery 88Time Restaurant, Whiskey Bar, Tap Room & Music Venue 69Tindley Temple United Methodist Church 82Tinto 49, 71

Pat’s King of Steaks 72 Paul Loftland Photography 104 Peddler’s Village 90 Penn Museum 47, 81 Penn Presbyterian Medical Center 96 Penn’s View Hotel 25 Penns Woods Winery 83 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 47, 76 Pennsylvania Ballet 94Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority 100 Pennsylvania General Store 102 Pennsylvania Hospital 80, 96Penny Zenker: Strategy, Leadership, Productivity 105Perelman Quadrangle - University of Pennsylvania 47 Perfection Events Inc. 100, 101 Perry Media Group 98 PFS Theater at the Roxy 92 Philadelphia 76ers 95 Philadelphia 201 Hotel 24Philadelphia Airport Marriott Hotel 31 Philadelphia Bella Vista Bed & Breakfast 30Philadelphia Box Lunch Company 99Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz & Performing Arts 92 Philadelphia Distilling 81 Philadelphia Eagles Football , Club, Inc. 95 Philadelphia Flyers 95 Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus 94 Philadelphia History Museum 80 Philadelphia Hospitality, Inc. 86 Philadelphia Independents 88 Philadelphia International Airport 107Philadelphia International Auto Show 76 Philadelphia Jewelers’ Row 90 Philadelphia Marriott Downtown 24 Philadelphia Mills Mall 88 Philadelphia Museum of Art 47, 81 The Philadelphia Orchestra Association 94 Philadelphia Phillies 95 Philadelphia Premium Outlets 90 Philadelphia Segway Tours 86Philadelphia Sightseeing Tours & Transportation 86, 106, 107, 109Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks 78 Philadelphia South KOA 32Philadelphia Stars Negro League Memorial Park 81 Philadelphia Union 95 Philadelphia Urban Adventures 86 Philadelphia Zoo 81 Philadelphia/West Chester KOA 32 Philly Bike Tour Co. 86 Philly By Segway 86 The Philly Pops; Encore Series, Inc. 94 Philly Temps 106 PHLCVB 106 Photobooth Professional 104 PhotoBuzz 104 Pickwick Pharmacy 96 Pipeline Philly,LLC 100 Pizzeria Stella 67 PJ Clarke’s 67 Please Touch Museum 48, 81 The Plough & the Stars 67 PNC Bank 96 POD 72 Pop’s Homemade Water Ice 72 Positano Coast by Aldo Lamberti 67 Post Brothers Corporate Apartments 32 Premier Event Staff 104, 106The President’s House: Freedom and Slavery in the Making of a New Nation 78

The Prime Rib 71 Pro Vision Productions, Inc. 102 Production Transport, Inc. 108 Professionals for Nonprofits 106 PSAV - Presentation Services 98, 99, 101, 102,,103, 104, 106 Pub & Kitchen 71 Pumpkin 71 Pyramid Club 48 QVC Studio Park 83 RR2L 71 The Racquet Club of Philadelphia 27 Radisson Hotel Valley Forge 31 Ralph’s Italian Restaurant 72 The Raven Lounge 91 Reading Terminal Market Corporation 87 REC Philly 101 Renaissance Philadelphia Airport Hotel 31 Replica Creative 100, 103, 104Residence Inn by Marriott Mt. Laurel at Bishop’s Gate 32 Residence Inn Philadelphia Center City 24 Revolution House 67 Revolutions at Penn Treaty 92 REX 1516 71 Ristorante La Buca 68 Ristorante Panorama (Penn’s View Hotel) 67 The Rittenhouse 28 Rittenhouse 1715, A Boutique Hotel 28 Rittenhouse Row 90 The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Philadelphia 28 RMC Meetings & Events 100 Roberts Event Group 100, 101, 105 Robertson’s Flowers 102 Rocky Statue 81 Rocky Steps 81 Rodeway Inn 26 Rodin Museum 81 Ron Jaworski Golf 95 Roosevelt Inn 31 Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery 80 RSB Solutions, LLC 102 Ruth’s Chris Steak House 71 SSafeguard by Innovative 104 Safian and Rudolph Jewelers 88 Saint John the Evangelist 80 Saint Katharine Drexel National Shrine 82 Saloon Restaurant 72 Sampan 68 Sang Kee Peking Duck House 66 SC Staffing & Consulting 104 Scarpetta 71 Schlesinger’s Restaurant and Delicatessen 71 Scotland Run Golf Club 95 Scott Spitzer Photography 104 Seafood Unlimited 71 Second Bank of the United States 78 SEERInteractive 103Select Event Group 102SEPTA 109Serpico 68Sesame Place 82Shake Shack 71Sheraton Philadelphia Society Hill Hotel 25Sheraton Philadelphia University City 29Sheraton Suites Philadelphia Airport 31

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MUSEUMIndependence HallCongress HallOld City HallPhilosophical HallLibrary HallSecond Bank of the U.S. Franklin CourtCarpenters' HallTodd HouseFirst Bank of the U.S.Bishop White HouseChrist Church Burial Ground & Franklin's Grave

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Market / Frankford Line

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Place of Worship PATCO Line

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30th St

12-13th St

11th St

5th St

9-10th St

Lombard–South

Spring Garden

Fairmount

Girard Ave

SuburbanStation

15th St &City Hall

Walnut-Locust

15-16th St

34th St

Race-Vine

2nd St

13th St

Girard St

8th St

Spring Garden

Chinatown

Italian Market

FabricRow

Antique Row

Gayborhood/Midtown Village

HeadHouseSquare

Powelton Village

Penn'sLanding

CamdenNew JerseyWaterfront

South Street

Old CityCultural District

Elfreth’sAlley

NorthernLiberties

Society Hill

Jewelers' RowUniversity

Square

EakinsOval

FairmountPark

LoganSquare

RittenhouseSquare Washington

Square

FranklinSquare

Independence Nat’lHistorical Park

JFK Plaza

John F.CollinsPark

SisterCitiesPlaza

Dilworth Plaza

Lenfest Plaza

SchuylkillRiverPark

PhiladelphiaZoo

Ulysses WigginsWaterfront Park

CamdenChildren's

Garden

BoathouseRow

Please TouchMuseum

PhiladelphiaMuseum of Art

Eastern StatePenitentiary

Academy ofNatural Sciences

FranklinInstitute

30th StreetStation

University of Pennsylvania

DrexelUniversity

City Hall

LibertyBell

ChineseFriendship Gate Independence

Visitor Center

Museumof The

AmericanRevolution

NationalConstitution

Center

BenjaminFranklin

Bridge (Toll)

PennsylvaniaConvention

Center

TempleUniversity

SugarHouseCasino

Sports Complex

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Art

AnnenbergCenter

WhartonSchool Houston

HallFine ArtsIrvineAuditorium Franklin Field

Palestra

World CafeLive

MandellTheatre

DrexelMain Building

FairmountWater WorksFalls

Lloyd Hall

Lemon Hill Mansion

Rocky Statue

RodinMuseum

The BarnesFoundation

Free Libraryof Philadelphia

Moore Collegeof Art & Design

St. Clement'sChurch

The Shopsat Liberty

Place

One LibertyObservation

Deck

Macy’s

St. John theEvangelist

Hard RockCafe

Greyhound BusTerminal

Edgar AllanPoe House

National Shrine ofSt. John Neumann

The Piazzaat Schmidts The Fillmore

Philadelphia

Fabric Workshop& Museum

African AmericanMuseum in

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U.S.Mint

FederalBuilding

GraffHouse

PhiladelphiaHistory Museum

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Walnut StreetTheatre

Tomb of theUnknown Soldier

PresbyterianHistorical Society

PhysickHouse

Society HillSynagogue

St. Peter’sChurchMother

BethelAME

Church

PowelHouse

Polish American Cultural Ctr. CityTavern

KoreanWar Memorial

VietnamWar Memorial

KosciuszkoNat’l Mem.

Penn’s LandingHeliport

Spirit ofPhiladelphia

MoshuluRestaurant

ColumbusMemorial

Cruiser OlympiaSubmarine Becuna

AdventureAquarium

Campbell’s Field(Camden Riversharks)

RiverLink Ferry

Jupiter

Pier 5

Penn’s LandingCorporation

Fireman’sHall

Festival Pier

Pier 19

Betsy Ross House

Christ Church

CongregationMikveh Israel

HistoricSt.George

UME

Old First ReformedChurch

Arch St. FriendsMeeting House

Arden Theatre

Pier 3

Gazela

IrishMemorial

TheBourse

PresidentsHouse

IndependenceSeaport Museum

Mario LanzaMuseum

ReadingTerminalMarket

Shopsat the

Bellevue

Academyof Music

Kimmel Centerfor the

Performing ArtsUniversityof the Arts

PeirceCollege

Tindley TempleUnited Methodist

Church

HistoricalSociety of

PhiladelphiaWilmaTheater

MerriamTheater

ForrestTheatre

Prince MusicTheatre

Church ofThe Holy Trinity

First PresbyterianChurch

Temple BethZion-Beth Israel

Curtis Instituteof Music

College of PhysiciansMütter Museum

PFS RoxyTheater

Cathedralof St. Peter& Paul

PA Academyof the Fine Arts

All Wars Memorial toColored Soldiers & Sailors

Community Collegeof Philadelphia

Mural Arts Program /Thomas Eakins House

Library

LawSchool

Penn Museum

HISTORIC/WATERFRONTDISTRICT

RITTENHOUSE SQUAREDISTRICT

PARKWAY MUSEUMSDISTRICT

CONVENTION CENTERDISTRICT

WASHINGTON SQUAREDISTRICT

UNIVERSITY CITYDISTRICT

CENTENNIALDISTRICT

Bartram'sGarden

HPennsylvaniaHospital

H

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Children’s Hospital& Children’s Seashore

House

Hospital of the Universityof Pennsylvania

& Medical School

Penn PresbyterianMedical Center (38th St.)

H

H

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Thomas JeffersonHospital

Wills EyeHospital

BANK

ST

CHERRY

WALNUT ST

CHESTNUT ST

LUDLOW

SANSOM ST

CHERRY ST

ARCH ST

CATHARINE ST

CARPENTER ST

GRAYS FE

RRY AVE

GREEN ST

BROWN ST

FAIRMOUNT ST

POPLAR ST

BROWN ST

ASPEN ST

GIRARD AVE GIRARD AVE

WILDEY

CANAL

GERMANTOWN AVE

JFK BLVD

SPRING GARDEN ST

FAIRMOUNT AVE

FILBERT ST

POWELTON AVE

HAMILTON ST

BARING ST

PEARL ST

MANTUA ST

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BAINBRIDGE ST

CATHARINE ST

CHRISTIAN ST

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AVE

BRO

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24TH

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23RD

ST

26TH

ST

WALNUT ST

THE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PARKWAY

PINE ST

WALNUT ST

DELANCEY ST

LUDLOW

PINE ST

LOMBARD ST

SOUTH ST

SPRUCE ST

LOCUST ST

DELANCEY PLSPRUCE ST

CHESTNUT ST

ARCH ST

MARKET ST

PENNSYLVANIA AVE

SPRING GARDEN ST

RIDGE AVE

MARKET ST

21ST

ST

MARKET ST

RACE ST

CALLOWHILL ST

8TH

ST

33RD ST

34TH ST

31ST ST

32ND ST

LOMBARD ST

SPRING GARDEN ST

35TH ST

36TH ST

37TH ST

37TH

ST

38TH ST

HAVERFORD AVE

DOCK ST

DELA

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MICKLE BLVD

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KELLY DRIVE

POPLAR STBROWN ST

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CHRISTOPHER C

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Spruce Hill ManorBed & Breakfast

SheratonUniversity City

The Study atUniversity City

AKA University CityHilton Inn at Penn

Homewood Suites byHilton University City

The Logan

Embassy Suites

Le Meridien

Aloft PhiladelphiaDowntown Hotel

Ritz-CarltonPhiladelphia

LoewsPhiladelphia Hotel

Holiday Inn ExpressPhiladelphia Midtown

Rodeway InnCambria Hotel &Suites PhiladelphiaDowntown

The Independent

Alexander Inn

The Inn at theUnion League of

PhiladelphiaHyatt at

The Bellevue Morris HouseHotel

Wyndham HistoricDistrict Philadelphia

Lokal Hotel

The Franklin Hotel atIndependence Park

HotelMonaco

Apple Hostelsof Philadelphia

Best WesternIndependencePark Inn

Holiday InnExpress

Hilton Philadelphiaat Penn’s Landing

Penn'sView Hotel

ThomasBond House

SheratonSociety Hill

DoubleTreeby Hilton

SonestaHotel

Stay Alfred VacationRentals-Philadelphia

WindsorSuites

The Arch

WestinPhiladelphia

Hotel Palomar

TheWarwick HotelRittenhouse

Square

RacquetClub of

Philadelphia

Sofitel PhiladelphiaAKA Rittenhouse

Square

SheratonPhiladelphiaDowntown Hotel

Hampton InnConvention Center

Four Points BySheraton Center City

StaySimpler Vacation/Extended Stay Rentals

Hilton Garden InnPhiladelphia Center City

Sleep Inn, Center City

Home2 SuitesPhila. Center City

Courtyard,Residence Inn &

Philadelphia Marriotts

The Rittenhouse

Rittenhouse 1715

PhiladelphiaBella VistaBed & Breakfast

PhiladelphiaInternational Airport

AIRPORT & SPORTS COMPLEX

BRO

AD

Delaware River

PATTISON

6767695

Wells FargoCenter Lincoln Financial

Field

The Navy Yard

Citizens Bank ParkXfinity Live!

Walt WhitmanBridge (Toll)ISLAND

Clarion Hotel & Conference CenterCourtyard by Marriott Philadelphia SouthDoubletree by Hilton Philadelphia AirportEmbassy Suites Philadelphia AirportHampton Inn Philadelphia AirportHawthorn Suites by Wyndham Phila. Airport Holiday Inn Philadelphia StadiumPhiladelphia Airport MarriottRenaissance Philadelphia AirportSheraton Suites Philadelphia Airport

Airport & Sports Complex Key1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.

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New Hall Military MuseumFree Quaker Meeting House MuseumNational Liberty MuseumNational Museum of AmericanJewish HistoryChemical Heritage FoundationMuseum

MUSEUMIndependence HallCongress HallOld City HallPhilosophical HallLibrary HallSecond Bank of the U.S. Franklin CourtCarpenters' HallTodd HouseFirst Bank of the U.S.Bishop White HouseChrist Church Burial Ground & Franklin's Grave

HISTORIC

HISTORIC AREA INDEX

A.B.C.D.

E.

1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.

10.11.12.

SEPTA Transit Station

Transportation Routing:

Market / Frankford Line

Airport Train

P

Hotel

Building

Park

Parking Facility

Visitor Center

Hospital

Place of Worship PATCO Line

Broad Street LineSubway / Surface Line

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B C D E F H

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Delaware River

Delaware R

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Brandywine

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East Branch

Rancocas Creek

Christina River

Schuylkill River

FairmountPark

Ft. WashingtonState Park

EvansburgState Park

Upper PerkiomenValley Park

PennypackPark

Core CreekPark

NeshaminyState Park

Tyler StatePark

WashingtonCrossing

State Park

Peace ValleyPark

NoxamixonState Park

Cobbs CreekPark

FD Roosevelt Park

John HeinzNWR

Valley ForgeNat'l Historical

Park

Ridley CreekState Park

Lincoln Hwy

Baltimore Pike

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Vietnam

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Baltimore Pike

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Pennsylvania Tpk Northeast Extention (Toll)

Germantown A

ve

Lahaska

Horsham

Willow Grove

PlymouthMeeting

Gladwyne

King ofPrussia Lafayette Hill

Elkins Park

Abington

Palmyra

Riverton

Delanco

Riverside

Huntingdon Valley

DresherFt. Washington

Prospectville

Maple Glen

Blue Bell

Gwynedd

Trooper

FairviewVillage

Center Point

Audubon

Swarthmore

LimaWawa

Concordville

Morton

Yeadon

Merion

Sharon Hill

Prospect ParkBrookhaven

Tanguy

Paoli

Exton

Berwyn

Devon

Wayne

Radnor

Whitehorse

Cheyney

DarlingtonCorners

Knickerbocker

Eagleville

Warrington Jacksonville

Warminster Richboro

LanghorneManor

Croydon

Woodhill

Anchor Inn

Buckingham

Cottageville

Point Pleasant

Layfield

New Hanover

Boyertown

Congo

Niantic

Palm

Bally

Zieglersville

Harleysville

Limerick Graterford

RahnsSkippack

Kulpsville Montgomeryville

BrynMawr

Haverford

Villanova

Darby

Springfield

Broomall

NewtownSquare

Chadds Ford

Lionville

Bucktown

Pughtown

Newport

Newtown

Langhorne

Ivyland

New Hope

Doylestown

New BritainChalfont

TelfordSouderton

Perkasie

Sellersville

Quakertown

Dublin

Pennsburg

RedHill

East Greenville

Green Lane

Pottstown

Royersford

Schwenksville

Trappe

Collegeville

Hatfield

Lansdale

North Wales

Ambler

Hatboro

Bryn Athyn

Jenkintown

RockledgeConshohocken

Norristown

SpringCity

Phoenixville

WestConshohocken

Narberth

Lansdowne

CliftonHts.

Media

Philadelphia

Center City

UniversityCity Camden

ChesterHts.

Arden

Marcus Hook

Chester

Bellefonte

New Castle

Elsmere

West Chester

Malvern

Wilmington

Haddonfield

Cherry Hill

Moorestown

MountLaurel

Voorhees

Berlin

CinnaminsonDelran

Pennsauken

Mullica Hill

Mantua

Woodbury

Swedesboro

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DELAWARE CO.

NEW CASTLE CO.

PHILADELPHIA CO.

GLOUCESTER CO.

SALEM CO.

CAMDEN CO.

BURLINGTON CO.

BUCKS CO.

PhiladelphiaInternational

Airport

Adventure Aquarium

Econo Lodge

Crowne PlazaPhila. / Cherry Hill

Sports Complex

NortheastAirport

Walt WhitmanBridge (Toll)

Ben FranklinBridge (Toll)

Betsy RossBridge (Toll)

Tacony-PalmyraBridge (Toll)

Wings Field

Greater WilmingtonAirport

Commodore BarryBridge (Toll)

Delaware MemorialBridge (Toll)

Residence Innby Marriott

Brandywine Airport

National Iron & SteelHeritage MuseumStrasburg RailroadAmish Farm & HouseKitchen Kettle Village

Crystal Cave

Roosevelt Inn

King of Prussia Mall

Radisson Hotel Valley Forge

PhiladelphiaPremiumOutlets

Lost River Caverns

Valley Forge Casino Resort

Longwood GardensPhiladelphia / West Chester KOA

Brandywine River Museum

Penns Woods Winery

Chase Centeron the Riverfront

QVC

Delaware Co.Veterans Memorial

American Helicopter Museum& Education Center

Cheyney Universityof Pennsylvania

Chanticleer Garden

Beth SholomCongregation

Bryn AthynHistoric District

Bucks County River Country

Pennsbury Manor

Holiday Inn

Sesame Place

ApartmentResidencesby Korman

Best Western PlusPhiladelphia-BensalemHotel

Old BarracksMuseum

The Crayola Experience

Chestnut Hill

Woodmere Art Museum

Please TouchMuseum

Phila. Stars NegroLeague Memorial

Park

Mann Center

The GablesB&B

The Paul Robeson House

Bartram’sGarden

SimeoneAutomotive

Museum

St. Mark’sLutheran Church

The Innat Swarthmore

CourtyardPhiladelphiaSpringfield

PhiladelphiaSouth KOA

Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament& St. Katherine DrexelNational Shrine

PhiladelphiaMills Mall

MiraculousMedal Shrine

HistoricGermantown

OARC

Laurel Hill CemeteryCourtyard Philadelphia City Avenue

Manayunk ChambersGuest House

Hilton Phila. City AvenueHistoricStrawberryMansion

Manayunk

The Morris Arboretum of theUniversity of Pennsylvania

Wissahickon Environmental Center

The Barnes FoundationThe Philadelphia Zoo

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