Delaware River Waterfront

Philadelphia County

There are so many of attractions and events all year long at the Delaware River Waterfront.

Located just a short walk from Old City, Society Hill, and Philadelphia’s Historic District. The waterfront has tons to offer including one of the coolest pop-up parks in the city (Spruce Street Harbor Park), some of the best outdoor venues for concerts, festivals, and more as well as amazing views of Benjamin Franklin Bridge and the Delaware River.

It’s home to the Independence Blue Cross RiverRink, a lodge that has all sorts of food and drink options, an arcade, and lots more! The park is open seven days a week including holidays!

How to Get There

Routes 21 and 42 stop at Penn’s Landing, Routes 17 and 48 stop at Front and Market St. Route 12 stops directly at Spruce Street Harbor Park at Columbus Blvd and Dock St and Route 25 runs along Columbus Blvd.

You can also take the L to the 2nd St.

Things to Do

There’s always something to do on the Delaware River Waterfront.

It’s home to the Independence Blue Cross RiverRink, a lodge that has all sorts of food and drink options, an arcade, and lots more! The park is open seven days a week including holidays!

You can also visit the Independence Seaport Museum.

The Delaware River Waterfront is also just a short walk away from historic Old City which has plenty of restaurants, bars, shops, and art galleries.

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