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Originally Posted by Cirrus
It's not really hard. I'd say the Philadelphia answer is Rittenhouse Square. I know it's part of "Center City," which Philadelphians equate with "downtown," but it's a separate more residential place than the office tower-heavy area that any other US city would call its downtown.
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I think if we are weighing daytime activities higher than nighttime, I think a lot of people might enjoy Fitler Square more than Rittenhouse. Fitler includes the river trail and park which is a real nice amenity.
Some of my photos of the neighborhood from the last year
From the deck
The square itself is usually full of children and a nice spot to relax
View coming into the neighborhood from West Philly
During the summer you can take guided boat or kayak tours along the river. Going over the history of the river and the neighborhoods industrial past.
I’m on phone so I can’t tell how large these photos are so apologizes if it’s obnoxious. My hood doesn’t get enough love so I wanted to post some pics.