If you’re struggling to find the perfect holiday gifts, a visit to one of Philadelphia’s museum gift shops might be just what you need, writes Laura Swartz for Philadelphia Magazine.

The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, the nation’s oldest natural history museum, offers everything from toys, books, and nature-inspired activity kits to clothing along with plenty of dino-themed stuffies.

If you are looking for art-inspired items, check out Barnes Foundation’s on-site and online gift stores. They feature a unique selection of books, jewelry, clothing, and more, all inspired by Barnes’ impressive collection.

The Clay Studio offers a collection of ornaments from the artists’ studio along with a cute ornament decorating kit for kids, among other items.

Eastern State Penitentiary, a former prison, features a store with top sellers like keychains shaped like the prison’s front gate key and merchandise showcasing famous former residents, including Al Capone.

The Fabric Workshop and Museum features unique home goods, accessories, and clothing at its shop, including exclusive items made especially for the museum by featured artists.

Meanwhile, the Franklin Institute gift shop has toys, books, clothes, and much more for any science fan.

However, the Independence Seaport Museum has one of the largest collections of maritime art and artifacts in the continent.

Read more about the city’s various museum gift shops in Philadelphia Magazine.

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