Center City
Center City is the heartbeat of Philadelphia and a bustling hub of business, shopping, history, and culture.
It’s a modern metropolis, filled with skyscrapers like the Comcast Center. The skyline is a blend of old and new, a testament to the city’s growth and innovation.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Kimmel Center, and the Academy of Music are just a few of the cultural landmarks.
Amidst the urban landscape, green spaces provide a breath of fresh air. Rittenhouse Square and Logan Square are popular Center City spots for relaxation and recreation.
From high-end boutiques to bustling markets like Reading Terminal Market, there’s a shopping experience for everyone in Center City.
Explore our archive of stories about Center City’s residents, schools, and businesses below:
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New Project Will Expand Schuylkill River Trail Further Into South Philadelphia
The Schuylkill River Development Corporation is currently working on a project that would expand the Schuylkill River Trail further into South Philadelphia, according to a…
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These Eateries are Among 76 Best Restaurants Defining Philly’s Dining Scene
The Philadelphia Inquirer recently published its inaugural annual list of the 76 best restaurants in Philadelphia that are defining the region’s dining scene right now.…
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MLB Outfielder Chas McCormick Marries Longtime Partner Courtney Zadinski in Center City Philadelphia
Love bells were ringing in Philadelphia last weekend when Chas McCormick of the MLB’s Houston Astros officially tied the knot with his longtime partner, Courtney…
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Here Are Some of the Top Hispanic Eateries in Philadelphia
With Pennsylvania’s Hispanic population increasing significantly in recent years, there has also not been a shortage of great Hispanic cuisine restaurants throughout the eastern part…
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Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame to Honor 76ers Superfan Alan Horwitz
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame will honor Philadelphia 76ers superfan and Campus Apartments Chairman Alan Horwitz, known as the Sixers’ “Sixth Man,” writes…
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Philadelphia Selected As Location of Legend Biotech’s New Research and Development Center
Legend Biotech, a North Jersey biotechnology company, has chosen Philadelphia to house its new research and development center, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business…
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Caribou Cafe Relaunches Under New Ownership With Big Plans
Caribou Cafe has a decades-long history in Philadelphia and it recently started its latest chapter under new ownership, writes Jason Sheehan for Philadelphia Magazine. Initially,…
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Uptick in Hotel Occupancy Signals ‘Continued Recovery and Growth’ in Philly’s Travel, Hospitality Sector
Hotel occupancy in Philadelphia’s urban core reached 73 percent between May 25 and August 31, which is a 9.5 increase over the same period last…
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Hyperlocal Content Marketing: Connecting With Your Philadelphia Audience
We’re always seeking new ways to connect with our audiences, build brand awareness, and reach potential customers. But, in a city like Philadelphia, hyperlocal content…
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Insomnia Cookies Plans to Have 1,800 Opened U.S. Stores in Next 10 Years
Insomnia Cookies recently celebrated the opening of its 300th outlet, marking just the latest of several future milestones, writes Mark Faithfull for Forbes. The Philadelphia-based…
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Former Hahnemann University Hospital Space, Race Street Labs, Welcomes First Tenant
Race Streets Labs, the new 180,000-square-foot complex carved out of a portion of the former Hahnemann University Hospital, has welcomed its first tenant, writes John…
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Le Meridien Philadelphia Rebranding as Courtyard Philadelphia Downtown
Less than a year under new ownership, the Le Meridien Philadelphia in Center City is changing its brand to the Courtyard Philadelphia Downtown, writes Emma…
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Barnes and Noble’s Center City Store Fills This Very Important Void for Readers
It has been nearly a year-and-a-half since Center City’s new Barnes and Noble store opened and while it has less space than its old Rittenhouse…
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Washington Square West is Now Philadelphia’s Newest Historic District
On Friday, September 13, the Philadelphia Historical Commission voted to make Washington Square West a historic district with a unanimous 9-0 with one abstention, writes…
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Saint John’s Hospice Hosts Fundraiser for “Boot Up Philly” Giveaway Event in October
Saint John’s Hospice (SJH), a ministry of Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, is raising funds for its upcoming fourth annual “Boot Up Philly” community giveaway…
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Philly-based Hersha Hospitality Management Acquires Aloft Philadelphia Downtown for $25.1M
Philadelphia-based Hersha Hospitality Management recently acquired the 179-room Aloft Philadelphia Downtown for $25.1 million, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The sale of…
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Try Some of Philadelphia’s Most Inventive Nachos at These Popular Spots
If you are looking for inventive takes on nachos, Philadelphia has you covered, writes Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme for Philadelphia Magazine. Libertee Grounds in Spring Garden prepares…
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Barnes and Noble’s Center City Store Had Unique Way to Celebrate National Read-A-Book Day
Barnes and Noble decided to try something new for this year’s National Read-A-Book Day, writes Peter Crimmins for WHYY. Rather than placing books by local…
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