Lindsay & Thomas
Things To Do
City hall
o City Hall is right outside the hotel. It's the big building is located in the middle of Market St and Broad St. o If you keep walking around City Hall, you'll reach Love Park. It's not much to see, but it does have the iconic LOVE sign.
Ben Franklin Parkway/Logan Circle
o If you keep walking past Love Park, you'll run into the Ben Franklin Parkway, which runs diagonal through the city and ends at the Art Museum. o Midway through the parkway is Logan Circle, which has a fountain and is located across from St Peter and Paul's Cathedral. o Right past Logan Circle is The Franklin Institute science museum. o Next on the parkway is The Barns Foundation, which has one of the largest collections of van Goghs, Picassos & Monets, but you will need to buy tickets ahead of time. o The Rodin Museum is also along the parkway and has excellent sculptures. o Philadelphia's most famous sculpture is The Rocky Statue, which is currently located at the front right of the Philadelphia Museum or Art stairs. The Art Museum also has art inside. This sight is ~1.5 miles from city hall. o Lastly, Boathouse row is about a 15 minute walk around and behind the Art Museum.
Independence Hall
o This area of the city is east of City Hall and is about a 20 minute walk to get to. o It is the historical district of the city and boasts a ton of areas to visit, including: The National Constitution Center; The Liberty Bell; Independence Hall; Washington Square Park; Museum of the American Revolution; Elfreth's Alley and Betsy Ross' House
Reading Terminal Market
Reading Terminal Market is a bustling indoor farmers market located just a block or two north of the hotels. It's a jam packed cultural experience, that's for sure. Here is a map of the interior: https://readingterminalmarket.org/market-map-directory/
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Ceremony Location
Ballroom At the Ben
Reception Location
Loews Philadelphia Hotel
Welcome Drinks & Farewell Brunch