PHILADELPHIA LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

LIST OF PHILADELPHIA LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• The Liberty Bell — See one of America’s most famous symbols of freedom and independence, recognizable by its distinctive crack and its important place in the story of the nation’s founding.
   

• Betsy Ross House — Step into colonial Philadelphia at the historic home traditionally associated with Betsy Ross and the creation of the first American flag.
   

• Philadelphia Zoo — Meet animals from around the world at America’s first zoo, where families can explore wildlife habitats and learn about animals and conservation.
   

• LOVE Sculpture — Snap a family photo with Robert Indiana’s famous LOVE sculpture, one of Philadelphia’s most recognizable pieces of public art and a colorful symbol of the City of Brotherly Love.
   

• Adventure Aquarium — Journey beneath the water to discover sharks, sea turtles, fish, and other fascinating aquatic animals at this family attraction just across the Delaware River in Camden, New Jersey.
   

• Wells Fargo Center — Experience Philadelphia’s passion for sports and entertainment at the arena long associated with the Philadelphia Flyers and 76ers, as well as concerts and major events.
   

• William Penn Statue — Look high above Philadelphia City Hall to see the enormous bronze statue of William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, watching over the city from atop the building’s tower.
   

• One Liberty Place — Gaze upward at this distinctive skyscraper whose soaring spire helped transform Philadelphia’s skyline and usher in a new era of tall buildings in the city.
   

• Congress Hall — Walk through an important piece of early American history beside Independence Hall, where the U.S. Congress met during the years when Philadelphia served as the nation’s capital.
   

• Lincoln Financial Field — Cheer on the Philadelphia Eagles at their home stadium, where passionate football fans gather for NFL games and other major sporting and entertainment events.
   

• The Franklin Institute — Turn science into a family adventure with hands-on exhibits exploring everything from the human body and space to engineering, technology, and the natural world.
   

• Fairmount Park — Escape into one of Philadelphia’s great outdoor spaces, where trails, historic sites, waterways, recreational areas, and acres of greenery offer plenty of room for family exploration.
   

• Philadelphia Museum of Art — Discover art from around the world inside this magnificent museum—and don’t miss the famous front steps and Rocky statue that have become Philadelphia attractions in their own right.
   

• Citizens Bank Park — Enjoy the excitement of Major League Baseball at the home of the Philadelphia Phillies, complete with enthusiastic fans and views of the city skyline.
   

• Pat’s Cheesesteak — Taste one of Philadelphia’s most famous foods at this longtime South Philadelphia landmark, known for serving the city’s signature cheesesteak sandwiches since 1930.
   

• Reading Terminal Market — Wander through a bustling historic indoor market packed with food stands, local specialties, fresh produce, baked goods, and flavors representing Philadelphia’s diverse communities.
   

• Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens — Enter a dazzling world of mosaics created by artist Isaiah Zagar, where colorful tiles, mirrors, bottles, ceramics, and found objects transform walls and passageways into an imaginative work of art.
   

• Boathouse Row — Admire the picturesque collection of historic rowing clubs lining the Schuylkill River, one of Philadelphia’s most distinctive waterfront scenes and a center of the city’s long rowing tradition.
   

• St. Peter’s Church — Visit a historic colonial-era church and churchyard connected to generations of Philadelphia history, offering families another glimpse into the city’s early American past.
   

• Independence Hall — Finish your Philadelphia journey at one of America’s most important historic landmarks, where the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted.