This stretch of the Delaware River Waterfront is the site where William Penn arrived in Philadelphia in 1682.

Now, it is home to outdoor festivals, concerts, events, parks, and seasonal programming; as well as the port of call for many tall ships coming to the City of Brotherly Love. 

Penn's Landing spans from Front Street to the Delaware River from Spring Garden Street to Washington Avenue.

Top Attractions at Penn’s Landing

• Spruce Street Harbor Park – A vibrant summer hotspot with hammocks, floating gardens, and food vendors.
• Independence Seaport Museum – Explore maritime history and step aboard historic ships.
• Blue Cross RiverRink – Ice skating in winter and a roller rink in summer.
• Cherry Street Pier – A creative space with art installations, markets, and live performances.

FAQs

Q: What’s the best time to visit Penn’s Landing?
A: Summer is great for outdoor activities, while winter offers ice skating and festive lights.

Q: Can you take a boat ride at Penn’s Landing?
A: Yes! Riverboat tours and ferry rides to Camden’s Adventure Aquarium are available.

Q: Is Penn’s Landing pet-friendly?
A: Yes! Dogs are welcome in outdoor areas, but some attractions may have restrictions.