The last of Philly’s curb markets runs through the heart of South Philadelphia.The HistoryToday the curb market that runs along South 9th street in South Philadelphia is known to most as the “Italian Market.” While the market has long served those within the Italian community in Philadelphia, over the course of its long history, the market has served many communities. When the market… Read More
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The Constitutional Walking Tour may be best known for our walking tours of Historic Philadelphia, but we also love ALL of Philadelphia. In this blog, we will tell you about some of our favorite places in Philadelphia, share news and give you the insider tips you can use to enjoy them like a real Philadelphian. Some of our favorite places in Philadelphia are iconic landmarks, others are hidden gems, all of them are worth a visit!
One of the Nation’s premier children’s museums is located in one Philadelphia’s finest works of architecture.The HistoryWhen the Please Touch Museum opened its doors in 1976, it was the first museum dedicated to serving children ages 7 and under. The museum was dedicated to a hands-on learning environment that would make learning fun for young children. The museum opened in… Read More
Philadelphia's tallest building has plenty to see; including a video display that needs to be seen to be believed.The HistoryFor nearly a century, Philadelphia’s City Hall stood as the city's tallest building. Construction began on City Hall, a Second Empire masterpiece, in 1871 and it stood as the tallest building in Philadelphia until 1987, when that distinction was passed on to the… Read More
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