The Rittenhouse Hotel Blog
There’s nowhere better to celebrate the Fourth of July than Philadelphia — the birthplace of American democracy. And where else does the celebration last a week? From June 29 to July 4, Wawa Welcome America offers many opportunities to get patriotic, with free concerts, parades, and the best fireworks show in the country. Read on
There are plenty of yoga studios in and around the City of Brotherly Love. But why not make the most of the warm summer days with yoga in Philadelphia at some of the city’s most picturesque outdoor locations? Read on for a roundup of our favorite places to start the day with an outdoor yoga
This year, The Rittenhouse Hotel celebrates 30 years in Philadelphia. First opened to guests in 1989, our elegant property has made quite a name for itself over the past three decades. To mark this momentous occasion, we’re offering special packages, events around the property, and a program to give back to the community. See what’s
Philadelphia may be smaller than New York and Washington, D.C., its neighbors to the north and south, respectively, but it still packs a punch. On your next visit, consider checking out these six unique things to do in Philadelphia. To relax in nature: Awbury Arboretum Step off the urban grid and into 55 acres of
Discover all the things to do in Rittenhouse Square, one of Philadelphia’s most popular town squares. The picturesque streets surrounding the park are home to The Rittenhouse Hotel, our luxurious Rittenhouse Spa & Club, amazing restaurants, world-class shopping, and more. Art & Culture You don’t need to visit a museum to take in art and
Discover some of the best free things to do in Philadelphia on the Delaware River Waterfront. In recent years, the waterfront has been transformed into a vibrant destination that’s home to recreational and cultural activities for residents and visitors alike. Here are some of our favorite things to do this summer by the water. Go
Head to the city’s arenas, bars, and open-air amphitheaters to hear live music in Philadelphia. From rock and rap to jazz and pop, there’s no shortage of places to see and hear buzzed-about musicians in the City of Brotherly Love. Here are some of our favorite venues to explore this summer. For Big-Name Headliners: Franklin
Now that the weather’s warming up, brunch season is back in full force. Philly boasts its fair share of culinary contributions — we’re talking about you, cheeesteak — but the city also offers some fantastic brunch destinations. If you’re in the mood for a blissful brunch in the sun, check out our picks for the
The first UNESCO World Heritage City in the USA, Philadelphia has plenty to offer. “The City of Brotherly Love” is home to all the bustle and star attractions of a big city, while retaining an inviting small-town charm. If you’re visiting for the first time, you might not know where to begin. Check out our
Rittenhouse Square isn’t just one of Philadelphia’s loveliest parks — it’s also home to some of the city’s best shopping. Known as Rittenhouse Row, the area’s lively sidewalks are full of small boutiques, designer shops, and big-name stores. If you’re planning a Philadelphia shopping spree, then this neighborhood should definitely be on your list. Check