Ten Avenue of the Arts (0.2 km from Dilworth Park)
Across the street from Philadelphia City Hall Ritz-Carlton offers extensive spa facilities and a restaurant. Rooms feature views of Center City and a flat-screen TV.
1421 Arch Street (0.2 km from Dilworth Park)
This boutique hotel in Philadelphia features a no-smoking policy and a French restaurant. The Pennsylvania Convention Center is 1585 feet away, and Le Meridien is within 1.2 miles of the Rocky Steps and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
1441 Chestnut Street (0.2 km from Dilworth Park)
Attractively located in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Row neighbourhood, Element by Westin Philadelphia is 0.7 miles from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, 0.9 miles from the Liberty Bell, and 0.9 miles from the Mutter Museum.
1439 Chestnut Street (0.2 km from Dilworth Park)
In a prime location in the center of Philadelphia W Philadelphia offers air-conditioned rooms an outdoor swimming pool free WiFi and a fitness center. The property is around 1.1 mi from National Liberty Museum 1.
21 North Juniper Street (0.2 km from Dilworth Park)
The historic Notary Hotel Autograph Collection is located 1312 feet from the Pennsylvania Convention Center and less than 0.6 mile from Independence Hall.
101 North Broad Street (0.3 km from Dilworth Park)
Aloft Philadelphia Downtown is housed in the 1920s Liberty Title building. Upon entering, you are greeted by a lobby with high ceilings. The Pennsylvania Convention Center is 1066 feet away. Complimentary WiFi is provided in each room.
1199 Ludlow St (0.4 km from Dilworth Park)
Located in Philadelphia 2297 feet from Pennsylvania Convention Center and less than 0.6 mi from Liberty Bell ROOST East Market provides accommodations with free WiFi air conditioning an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center.
130 South Juniper Street (0.4 km from Dilworth Park)
Set in Philadelphia near Pennsylvania Convention Center Liberty Bell and Mutter Museum Sonder l The Witherspoon features free WiFi.
Dilworth Park in Philadelphia is an urban public space located on the west side of City Hall Plaza and adjacent to Center City, the business district of Philadelphia. The park was designed by landscape architecture firm Olin in partnership with KieranTimberlake Architects and Horticulture Consultant Raymond Jungles Inc. It is a vibrant, multi-use outdoor destination that serves as a centerpiece for all that Center City has to offer.
The park covers one full acre of land and includes both open green spaces and hardscaped areas, each tailored to suit specific uses. Its garden-like design offers a lively mix of elements, including trees, shrubs, flowerbeds, seating areas, and shaded pergolas. At the heart of Dilworth Park is a picturesque fountain that cascades down terraced steps surrounded by shrubs and a grove of cherry trees. A large grassy area provides space for fun activities such as picnics and outdoor games.
Throughout the year there are many free events held at Dilworth Park that make it a popular destination for both locals and visitors alike. These include movie nights, live music performances, food trucks, farmers markets, art displays, festivals, and seasonal ice skating rinks. The park also features two restaurants – Rosa Blanca Café serving Latin American cuisine and La Peg serving American bistro fare – two sculptural installations – Gateway Arch by artist Ned Kahn, which creates interactive patterns out of water droplets; and Monochromatic by artist Jen Lewin that creates light patterns from LED sculptures – as well as colorful playgrounds perfect for kids to explore their creativity through play.
The park’s many amenities are complemented by its convenient location near public transportation stops such as Suburban Station and 15th Street Station making it easily accessible without having to drive or pay for parking. With its lush landscaping, spacious lawns dotted with comfortable seating areas framed by mature trees; ornamental fountains; dynamic art installations; playful infrastructures; open spaces ideal for enjoying leisure moments away from the hustle and bustle of downtown life; vibrant programming throughout the year; excellent dining options; proximity to other attractions like Love Park or Reading Terminal Market ; Dilworth Park has become an iconic symbol in Philadelphia's skyline offering an inviting environment for everyone to enjoy spending time outdoors in peace regardless if you are alone or accompanied by family or friends.