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One of the largest urban public parks in the world, Fairmount Park covers over 9,100 acres in Philadelphia. The park is a very popular area for recreation and relaxation, with plenty of outdoor facilites and open space. Activities include boating, tennis, horeseback riding and more.
Address: 4231 North Concourse Drive Philadelphia PA USA 19131
 1 215 685-0000
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The purpose of the zoo is to educated the public and enhance their understanding, appreciation and protection of the environment. This is America's first Zoo and opened to the public on July 1, 1874. The zoo is located on 42 acres and is only minutes from the Center City.
Address: 3400 West Girard Avenue Philadelphia PA 19104-1196
1 215 243-1100
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Rittenhouse Square is one of the five open park spaces originally mandated by William Penn. It is named after David Rittenhouse, who is the son of Philadelphia's first paper-mill operator. The park today is home to many fine restaurants, shops and beautiful scenery.
Address: Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia PA USA
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More than 59 plots make up this garden community. Woodlands are also featured in the garden. Bird watching can be enjoyed in the area. Funding for the garden comes from the William Penn Foundation and the Philadelphia Urban Resources Partnerships. School field trips can be accommodated.
Address: One Awbury Road Philadelphia PA 19138-1505
 Send an Email 1 215 849-2855
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This park covers approximately 400 acres in the Delaware Valley with the goal of preserving the natural environment and providing an educational area. Artistic exhibits with an environmental theme are also held here.
Address: 8480 Hagy's Mill Road Philadelphia PA USA 19128
Send an Email 1 215 482-7300
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Located on 44-acres, this garden features the furnished Bartram House, botanical garden, meadow, parkland and wetland. The park is perfect for tours, educational programs, special events and more. Quaker farmer John Bartram owned the Bartram House. The house is open for tours.
Address: 54th Street and Lindbergh Philadelphia PA 19143
Send an Email (4) 1 215 729-5281
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This site has held a traditional 17th century Japanese house and gardens since 1876. A tea and bath house is also located in the park.
Address: 4700 States Drive Philadelphia PA USA 19131
Send an Email 1 215 878-5097
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Located along the Delaware River in downtown Phildelphia, this space is a popular spot for city events and festivals. Concerts are routinely held here, and the River Rink ice skating rink is in operation here during the winter.
Address: . Philadelphia PA USA
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Located on 92 acres, which includes many trees and shrubs. Featured in the area are the Rose Garden, Swan Pond and Magnolia Slopes. Guided tours of the area are offered. Funding is supported by public memberships. Lunch and dinner can be enjoyed in the new Morris Arboretum and Gardens cafe.
Address: 100 Northwestern Avenue Philadelphia PA 19118
1 215 247-5777
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Located in downtown Philadelphia, this park is sometimes called the birthplace of America. Its size is over 45 acres and contains 20 buildings. Situated in the park are the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, World Heritage Site and more. A section of the park was home to Benjamin Franklin.
Address: 313 Walnut Street Philadelphia PA USA 19106
Send an Email (3) 1 215 597-8974
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