11:55pm : Arrive at The Logan Hotel
The Logan Hotel is located in the center of Philadelphia’s vibrant cultural district. With over 1,800 pieces of locally sourced artwork, the hotel is adorned with stylish furniture from the lobby to the guest rooms. The 14,000 square feet hotel is located in walking distance from Philadelphia’s world-renowned museums, attractions and restaurants making it a perfect setting to enjoy and explore the city. 18th St. and Benjamin Franklin Pkwy, Philadelphia, PA 9103
9:00am : Breakfast at Urban Farmer
Urban Farmer Restaurant is a modern steakhouse that brings together the art, culture, and elegance of Philadelphia into each bite. They work closely with local farmers, ranchers, and artisans to ensure the freshness and quality of their ingredients. They are continuously updating their menu using local harvest, seasonal ingredients and unique partnerships that ensure an authentic and inventive menu all year round.
10:30am : Explore the Philadelphia Museum of Art with private guide
Located at the end of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the museum holds a world-renowned collection of more than 2,000 years of paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, and architectural settings from Europe, Asia, and the Americas, including the largest collection of Duchamp’s work outside of Europe. In early May 2021, the museum unveiled to the public the Core Project, the culmination of four years of construction that focused on the renewal of the museum’s infrastructure. Designed by world renowned architect, Frank Gehry, the scope of the Core Project comprised nearly 90,000 square feet of reimagined and newly created space within the main building of the museum.
11:30am : Run (or walk) the 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 as seen from this iconic Philadelphia Museum of Art entrance. Stand in Rocky’s “footprints” at the top and take a picture with the famous sculpture at the foot of the museum.
12:00pm : Lunch at Stir Restaurant
Located inside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the intimate dining venue is the only Frank Gehry-designed restaurant in the Northeastern United States.
1:15pm : Guided Tour of the Barnes Foundation
Explore one of the world’s most impressive collections of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and Modern Art, celebrating its centennial in 2022. Between 1912 and 1951, Dr. Albert Barnes acquired works of art from some of the most daring artists of the time including Cezanne, Picasso, Matisse, and Van Gogh. The collection features more pieces by Renoir (181) than anywhere else in the world. 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19130.
2:40pm : Neon Museum
The Neon Museum is a cultural and educational organization, with a mission to collect, preserve and create neon signage that is part of Philadelphia’s history and art. 1800 N American St., Philadelphia, PA 19122
3:30pm : Return to hotel (or elsewhere) for free time
6:30pm : Depart for dinner
7:00pm : Dinner at Elwood Restaurant
9:30pm : Drinks atop The Logan at Assembly Rooftop Lounge
Located nine stories high on top of The Logan Hotel with an unrivaled view of Philadelphia’s art and museum district. The menu features bubbly cocktails, a wealth of champagnes, and sparkling wines. The sophisticated atmosphere makes it a great place to unwind while savoring the finest drinks and views of the Logan Square Neighborhood. Outside.
8:30am : Breakfast in hotel
Morning at leisure
12:15pm : Cheesesteaks at Geno’s
One of the most iconic restaurants in the city was founded by Joey Vento in 1966. Located in South Philadelphia, Geno’s specializes in cheesesteaks, a signature Philadelphia dish. Geno’s is open 24/7 serving freshly made cheesesteaks at all hours. 1219 S 9th St., Philadelphia, PA 19147
1:45pm : Mural Arts Tour – Mural Mile Walking Tour
Experience firsthand how art ignites change. Explore the world’s largest outdoor art gallery and get to know Philadelphia’s stunning mural collection on a guided tour. Weave through neighborhood streets on foot and get inspired by the incredible public art that makes Philadelphia the Mural Capital of the World. Professionally trained guides offer a behind-the-scenes look and share the in-depth stories about the people and communities that inspired and shaped each Mural Arts Philadelphia project. Visitors also learn about the mural-making processes and how the work of the organization has evolved over its nearly 40-year history.
7:00pm : Fishtown
This neighborhood, named for its history as an epicenter for the commercial shad fishing industry, offers an exception to Philadelphia’s urban grid system with its collection of narrow streets with modest row homes and independently owned businesses. Fishtown is filled with new bars, restaurants, studios, and galleries, indoor and out.
7:30pm : Dinner at Suraya
Suraya is a Middle Eastern restaurant that celebrates the flavors of the region and encourages their customers to explore the rich culinary traditions on offer. The 12,000 square feet restaurant is located in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia. Their menu features various Middle Eastern specialties, salads, and breads. On the beverage side they offer a variety of coffees, teas, cocktails, beers, and jallab. 1528 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19125.
Option to stay and explore Fishtown or return to hotel
9:45am : Depart for Reading Terminal Market
10:00am : Breakfast at Reading Terminal Market
The historic Reading Terminal Market is home to 80 renowned merchants who offer the best of Philadelphia’s famous specialties. Made with the finest and freshest ingredients, visitors to the Terminal have access to an unparalleled variety of international and local cuisine, including Pennsylvania Dutch specialties; mozzarella cheese made on site at the Valley Shepherd Creamery; and winner of Travel Channel’s Adam Richman’s Best Sandwich in America, Tommy DiNic’s roast pork sandwich. After grabbing a bite to eat, visitors to the Terminal can take home a myriad of items to further their experience including fresh, local groceries; unique regionally themed souvenirs; and Philadelphia-based cookbooks. 51 N. 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
11:30am : Walking Tour of the Historic District – History in HD.
Explore America’s most historic square mile and view iconic historical sites of Independence National Historical Park.
12:45pm : Lunch at Frieda
An open and unifying space, Frieda aims to connect people from different generations and backgrounds. The welcoming café offers breakfast, brunch, and lunch, as well as a variety of enriching workshops and events to invite guests to become a part of its community. Led by a Paris-trained chef, the multigenerational kitchen and baking team is made up of talented members from various Philadelphia neighborhoods.
2:30pm : Tour the Faith & Liberty Discovery Museum
The Faith & Liberty Center offers an interactive and immersive history experience. There visitors can explore the influence of faith on individuals in key historical and personal moments and how the relationship between faith and liberty guided the formation of the United States. 101 North Independence Mall East, Philadelphia, PA 19106
3:45pm : Tour Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens
Bask in the reflections of Philadelphia’s living mosaic. Half indoor, half outdoor, fully out of the ordinary, this mesmerizing labyrinth is the largest work to date by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar.
4:45pm : Return to hotel for free time
6:15pm : Depart for Chinatown
6:30pm : Dinner at Sang Kee Peking Duck House
Family owned and operated since 1980, Sang Kee Peking Duck House has been serving their famous freshly made Pecking Ducks in Philadelphia’s Chinatown, one of the largest in the U.S. The first restaurant to bring this dish to Philadelphia, their also includes authentic Hong Kong dishes, soups, and wontons. 238 N 9th St., Philadelphia, PA 19107.
Optional on own: Spruce Street Harbor Park (open until 11pm)
8:30am : Breakfast at Spread Bagelry
America’s first Montreal style wood oven bagels. They offer a delicious menu through breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. Spread Bagelry blends a modern sensibility with old world craft that welcomes and anchors the community they serve. 2401 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
10:00am : Tour of Penn Museum
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is home to over a million artifacts and archaeological treasures from Africa, Asia, the Americas and the Mediterranean that date back to 3,000 years ago. 3260 South St., Philadelphia, PA 19104
11:00am : Depart for Countryside of Philadelphia
9:30am : Depart hotel for Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library 5105 Kennett Pike, Winterthur DE, 19735
10:00-11:30am : Winterthur
Winterthur is one of the few surviving great American country estates. Owner Henry Francis du Pont was an avid antiques collector and horticulturalist: his love of American craftmanship led him to assemble one of the world’s most complete collections of antiques and Americana. Winterthur’s 60-acre naturalist garden is a wonder of breathtaking beauty.
12:00-3:00pm : Lunch and explore Longwood Gardens 1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Square, PA 19348
Greater Philadelphia is known as “America’s Garden Capital” with over 30 horticultural assets are located within 30 miles. The crown jewel of them all is magnificent Longwood Gardens. Brandywine’s renowned Longwood Gardens combines the best of Italian, French, and English traditions to create one of the world’s most memorable gardens. Longwood encompasses 1,077 acres, offering 20 outdoor gardens and a breathtaking conservatory. It is home to north America’s most significant fountain collection. The highlight of this collection is the Main Fountain Garden which features 1,719 jets soaring as high as 175 feet.
3:00pm : Depart Longwood Gardens
3:30pm : Brandywine River Museum of Art 1 Hoffman’s Mill Rd, Chadds Ford, PA 19317
Brandywine River Museum of Art, an art treasure known internationally for its collections of works by the Wyeth family as well as a fine collection American illustration, still life and landscapes. The Museum showcases the work of three generations of the Wyeth family: N.C., Andrew, and Jamie. A tour of N.C. Wyeth’s Studio and home will be available.
4:30pm : Depart Brandywine River Museum of Art
5:00pm : Return to hotel to prepare for evening/dinner activities
6:30pm : Depart for stroll and dinner in historic West Chester (drop off location TBD that day)
9:30pm : Return to Hilton Garden Inn, Kennett Square – overnight
Depart Airport