- Our list of the best things to do in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, features the top 340 nearby activities — including 139 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Willow Grove, PA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Entertainment & Shows, and Amusement.
- The results below include the top 5 things to do within the city of Willow Grove, PA , followed by 335 popular activities in nearby cities, including Philadelphia, Trenton, Doylestown, New Hope, Cherry Hill, Camden, Media, Newtown, Norristown, Quakertown, Bensalem, Phoenixville, Wayne, Lambertville, Mount Laurel, Collegeville, Medford, Horsham, Malvern, Langhorne, Lansdale, Marlton, King of Prussia, Voorhees, Glenside, Valley Forge, Levittown, Ringoes, Hamilton, Drexel Hill, Bethlehem, Chester and Ewing
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1 North Independence Mall West, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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At Independence Visitor Center, visitors can speak with knowledgeable staff to learn about the region's major museums, tours, parks, and events. The center has complimentary maps and brochures available to visitors.
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101 South Independence Mall East, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Core exhibits at the National Museum of American Jewish History trace the story of Jewish immigration to America, from its beginnings in the mid-1600s to present day, including a Hall of Fame featuring eighteen high-profile Jewish-Americans including Albert Einstein, Leonard Bernstein and Steven Spielberg.
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Penn's Landing
On the Delaware River from Market St. to Lombard St., Philadelphia, PA 19103
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A waterfront ideal for summer events, Penn's Landing packs its calendar with countless events in the summer and fall months. Outdoor movie screenings, culture festivals, and concerts can be enjoyed in the summer, while ice skating, fireworks, and the independence seaport museum can be enjoyed in the colder mont…
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Walnut Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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A walk of reminiscence, Washington Square Park has memorials and landmarks to remind you of America's revolutionary past. The tomb of the 'Unknown Soldier' is guarded at the center of the park by a statue of George Washington himself.
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America's first museum of medical science, the Mutter Museum is designed in the tradition of a 19th Century cabinet museum, and features anatomical specimens, medical instruments and models.
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The City Food Tours Philadelphia offers five different tours including Flavors of Philly, Tastes of Northern Lights, Craft Beer and Artisanal Cheese Tasting, Ethnic Eats Tour, and Decadent Gourmet Tour. On each tour, participants are taken to five locations for a sampling of the food.
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A campus that is one with its culture, Drexel University has 3 campuses that are spread out among the city of Philadelphia. Tours are offered almost every day to showcase the history of the college, the success, and the designs of several prominent architects.
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Surrounded by some of the city's most beautiful architecture, Rittenhouse square is an expanse of soft grass and many walking paths that allow visitors and residents to enjoy the city's fresh air. Many pop-up bands and artists can be found in the park for entertainment and souvenirs.
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Accredited by the American Zoological and Aquarium Association, the Adventure Aquarium is a massive attraction that features numerous exhibits, meetings with biologists, and even the only display of Great Hammerhead sharks in the United States. There are also hands-on exhibits within seven touch areas.
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The Soup Tureen Museum, a 300-plus collection of historical, intricate soup tureens from around the world, closed in 1996. About half of the artifacts have since been moved to the Winterthur Museum near Wilmington, Delaware.