Fishtown is a tight-knit neighborhood, known for its mix of generational Philadelphians, artists, families, and young adults that enjoy the nightlife. Stroll the streets and you will instantly make new friends with newcomers and oldtimers crowding their stoops.

Port Richmond is a residential neighborhood, north of Fishtown. Home to Philadelphia’s Polish community, families, old-timers and new younger homebuyers. Classic Philly row homes are the majority with new construction sneaking in here and there. Tiny streets, big porches, and yards are selling points that keep the neighborhood charm alive.

East Kensington is a pocket of Kensington bordering Olde Richmond, Fishtown, and Norris Square. With its industrial history, artist collectives, community driven green space, and new developments, it is a place where many Philadelphia characteristics come together in a residential setting.

These days Northern Liberties attracts young professionals and families. With more high-end apartments and condo complexes lining the streets, you can find swanky digs, with entertainment, transportation and green spaces nearby.

We’ve heard this neighborhood referred to as Spring Arts, Callowhill, Spring Garden, Chinatown North, West Poplar, the Loft District, and Trestletown. Mostly farmlands until the mid-19th century, it became the booming manufacturing center of the city. Now art is king, which is apparent in the many murals and co-working spaces in the neighborhood, threading the community together.

In true Philly style, one name is not enough, this neighborhood also can be referred to as Southwest Center City, South of South and G-HO. No matter the name it is best known for it’s vibrant food scene, easy access to public transit, and just a quick walk to Rittenhouse and Fitler Square.

With a name like Queen Village, you bet there is a rich historic past. Named after the Queen of Sweden and touted as one of the oldest residential neighborhoods of Philadelphia, it’s modern day presence is chock full of eclectic restaurants and small businesses that make a neighborhood thrive.

The Art Museum neighborhood, often referred to as Fairmount, is known for the famed Philadelphia Art Museum, leafy trails along the Schuylkill River, historic architecture and tree-lined streets.

Passyunk Square is a bustling neighborhood that feels much like a classic main street. East Passyunk Avenue features incredible neighborhood restaurants, local retail stores where you can find treasures and necessities, grocers, coffee shops, yoga studios and casual bars that make you feel right at home.