Escape the City: Weekend Trips from Philly
5 Cemeteries to Die For in Philly
In Our North American Street Era
Leaf Peepin' This Fall
Two South Philly Neighborhoods: Pennsport and Dickinson Narrows
Pennsport and Dickinson Narrows may be neighbors, but each has its own charm and sense of community. These walkable South Philly gems are perfectly placed near Queen Village, East Passyunk, and major transit routes, making city living feel effortless. We took a sunny stroll through the area and couldn’t resist stopping into some of the local spots that give these neighborhoods their heart.
Where to Swim in Philly
Swimming Lakes Close to Philly
EXPLORING CRUZ PLAYGROUND: A Hidden Gem in Philadelphia
Nestled where the neighborhoods of Ludlow and Old Kensington meet, you’ll find Cruz Playground. This large, vibrant park is more than a place to play—it's a place for community programs, a gathering spot for residents old and new, and perfectly located next to many neighborhood favorites.
Philly Area Day Trip: Tubing on the River
A Neighborhood Story | Northern Liberties
Northern Liberties is perfectly placed with walkable access to Fishtown, Olde Kensington, Poplar and Old City. It’s also chock o 'block with restaurants, bars, retail and small businesses that the community relies on. We put together the perfect Nolibs itinerary that will get you lost in the streets (in a good way!).
Fishtown/ East Kensington Walking Tour: North of Norris
Weekend Getaway | Antique Capital of the United States
Enjoying Spring in Washington Square West
With the warm weather heading our way, we’re particularly excited about bopping around Washington Square West. It’s got all the appeal of being in center city, but still feels like home with the welcoming neighbors and small tree lined streets. Check out some of our fav spots to spend an early morning, sunny afternoon or romantic evening exploring.
Date Nights: Be Our Valentine
To Tree or Not to Tree is Not a Question
Everyone loves trees, especially us city dwellers. We lust for trees and as a general rule, see tree lined blocks as an added value to our real estate. So why aren’t there more trees in Philadelphia, and what can we do about it? Here are 5 suggestions to support and encourage our city to work towards the goal of lining our streets and neighborhoods with beautiful leafy trees!




















