Philadelphia is a city of neighborhoods...or so I'm told. New York is a city of neighborhoods. Chicago is a city of neighborhoods. Philadelphia? I'm not sure because unlike these other "neighborhood" cities Philadelphia's core is more compact and walkable meaning the neighborhoods weave into one another and blend compared to a New York or Chicago. Says downtown - more of a New York term - i.e. Philadelphia doesn't have a Mid-Town or Up-Town so what exactly is Down-Town, downtown from?
Visit Philly Neighborhood Link
Visit Philly Neighborhood Link
CENTER CITY
CITY HALL
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OLD CITY AND SOCIETY HILL
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PENN'S LANDING
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WASHINGTON SQUARE
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RITTENHOUSE SQUARE
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THE PARKWAY
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CHINATOWN
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
SOUTH STREET AND QUEENS VILLAGE
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EAST PASSYUNK AND THE ITALIAN MARKET
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GRADUATE HOSPITAL
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
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THE STRETCH NORTH OF THE VINE STREET EXPRESSWAY
FISHTOWN
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES
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CALLOWHILL
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FAIRMOUNT
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BREWERYTOWN
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
UNIVERSITY CITY
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SPRUCE HILL
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
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NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
MANAYUNK
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FAIRMOUNT AND WISSAHICKON PARK
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CHESTNUT HILL
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MT. AIRY AND GERMANTOWN
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA AND THE NORTHEAST
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
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NORTHEAST
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