Camden Things to Do

Citizen's Bank Park was completed in April 2004 and boasts state-of-the-art design. With the goals of placing fans closer to the action and maximizing sight lines to the field, architects decided to combine "bowl" style seating... more

The magnificent Bell Atlantic Tower stands 53 story high and is also the fourth largest building in Philadelphia, is sure to take your breath away. The tower is 739 feet tall and has many offices within. On the top floor (51st... more

George W. South Memorial Church of the Advocate is renowned as the first church to start women's ordination as priests in the Episcopal Church. Built in the honor of civil leader George W. Smith, this church is a Philadelphia p... more

The Goldie Paley Gallery at Moore College of Art and Design features contemporary art, architecture, photography and crafts by national and international artists. The mission of the gallery is to seek out and present works of a... more

William Penn founded Philadelphia in 1682 as the capital of the Pennsylvania colony. Welcome Park was named after Penn's ship—the Welcome. The statue of Penn in the middle of the park is a miniature of the one atop City Hall th... more

A key military figure in American victories over the British in the Revolutionary War, Thaddeus Kosciuszko was a Polish-born adopted son of Philadelphia. As a colonel and military engineer in the Continental Army, his greatest... more

They say variety is the spice of life and Pure proves this to perfection. With each floor being different, the basement aka the pink lounge with pastel rabbit-fur walls, hosts both karaoke and sing-along's accompanied by piano... more

The Awbury Arboretum is 55 acres of horticultural mastery located in the historic Germantown district of Philadelphia. Wildflowers, ferns, serene fields and woodlands combine to create a formal garden along Victorian standards.... more

 Real Travelers who've been here

Traveling Green said

… lunch we revisited Independence Hall.  Again- much better experience than the first time.  We… continue reading »

Initially chartered in 1791 to combat the debt the United States had incurred from the war with Great Britain, the First Bank of the United States created uniform currency for the 13 original states. This brainchild of then-Tre... more