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18 Romantic Date Ideas in Philadelphia

A guide to great date spots for foodies, adventurers, history buffs and more...

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Every season is the season for love in Philadelphia, one of the most romantic cities in the nation. And neighborhoods and towns across the City of Brotherly Love & Sisterly Affection and its Countryside offer a plethora of fun, dreamy and inventive date nights.

Couples (and potential couples) in Philly have plenty of options for special anniversaries, dating app get-to-know-yous, an intimate night out without the kids and everything in-between. Romantic dinner and drink spots like The Love. and The Olde Bar, couples activities including Balloon Rides in Chester County or a pamper day at The Spa at the Four Seasons, romantic getaways to Bucks County vineyards or a trip on the New Hope Railroad and more are ready to turn up the heat.

If you’re feeling the love, read on for inspiration for your next date night, starry-eyed reconnection or romantic weekend in Philly with these neighborhood, activity and seasonal-themed ideas for that special night out.

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Stay the Night

Two men sit in a bed and eat room service at The Logan in Philadelphia Two men sit in a bed and eat room service at The Logan in Philadelphia
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It doesn’t matter what the date ideas are: Plan on packing light for a big getaway in Philadelphia. The Visit Philly Overnight Hotel Package — booked more than 190,000 times since 2001 — makes it easy to start a city stay with bae or your S.O. thanks to free hotel parking, worth up to $100 in Center City Philadelphia, and choose-your-own-adventure perks like free museum tickets. Or maybe you’d prefer to pay for two Philly hotel nights and get a third night for free? Then book the perfect-for-a-long-romantic weekend Visit Philly 3-Day Stay package.

Where: Available at more than 40 hotels including The Logan, Philadelphia's Hotel, 1 Logan Square

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Deliciously Romantic Dining in Rittenhouse

Philadelphia is one of the most enticing food cities in the world, perfect for exciting, fun and romantic dates with no need for extravagance as long as it’s delicious, like these tasty walkable spots in charming Rittenhouse Square.

  • Kick off your dinner date dining adventure with appetizers and drinks during trendy Harp & Crown’s popular happy hour at the 32-seat main room bar … or head downstairs to the two-lane throwback bowling alley and cocktail speakeasy to roll a few frames.
  • What better spot for a romantic main course than a restaurant called The Love.? Legendary restaurateur Stephen Starr’s take on American comfort fare includes items like hush puppies, ricotta ravioli and Lovebird buttermilk fried chicken.
  • Finish up your dreamy dinner crawl with after-dinner digestifs at sleek old-school cocktail bar Andra Hem, an inconspicuous and imitate spot serving Scandinavian bites, named one of the Best Bars in America by Esquire.
  • Settle back in at the AKA Rittenhouse Square, a 12-story historic landmark that balances the hospitality of a boutique hotel with the comfort of a luxurious residence (plus it’s cattycorner to romantic Rittenhouse Square Park and above critically acclaimed a.kitchen + bar).

Where: Harp & Crown, 1525 Sansom Street

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The Love., 130 S. 18th Street

Andra Hem, 218 S. 16th Street

AKA Rittenhouse Square, 135 S. 18th Street

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Urban Neighborhood Exploration in Fishtown

Ground of diners sit outside along sidewalk in front of brick building with large archways and potted plants. Ground of diners sit outside along sidewalk in front of brick building with large archways and potted plants.
Wm. Mulherin’s Sons — Photo by K. Kelly for Visit Philadelphia

Get to know your date and a favorite Philly neighborhood. Philly’s dynamic and diverse communities offer endless fun, including these spots in Fishtown.

  • Enjoy a couple of Philly’s best hoagies at Middle Child Clubhouse in a cozy booth for two or while challenging each other to some pool (or Nintendo 64 on the big screen!).
  • Save room for cake slices, cookies, pastries and more from Cake Life Bake Shop’s unique selection including Gritty cupcakes, cannoli poppin’ tarts and Nanaimo bars.
  • Couples who laugh together stay together, so test that theory at Punch Line Philly where big-name comics and up-and-comers grace the stage nightly.
  • Relax back in a smartly-appointed room at Wm. Mulherin’s Sons hotel above the acclaimed eponymous restaurant carved out of a 19th-century whiskey bottling factory. Don’t miss weekend brunch including smoked salmon pizzette and Prosecco mimosas.

Where: Middle Child Clubhouse, 1232 N. Front Street

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Cake Life Bake Shop, 1306 Frankford Avenue

Punch Line Philly, 33 E. Laurel Street

Wm. Mulherin’s Sons, 1355 N. Front Street

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Romantic Views Along The Delaware River Waterfront

People walking through Race Street Pier in the fall People walking through Race Street Pier in the fall
Race Street Pier — Photo by J. Miczek for Visit Philadelphia

Any season is perfect for a romantic ramble along the Delaware River waterfront with a bevy of attractions, eateries, pubs, historic sites and more all within a short walking distance for you and your date to explore hand-in-hand.

  • Take yourself and your date back to the 18th century with a stroll past the 32 historic homes of Elfreth’s Alley, the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the nation. Extend your stay with a stop into the Elfreth’s Alley Museum.
  • Continue your walk over at Race Street Pier, a 600-foot-long pier park with a multi-tiered seating area offering romantic views across the Delaware River from underneath the Benjamin Franklin Bridge atop a 12-foot-high overlook.
  • Head back into Old City for cozy dinner at Royal Boucherie, a classic brasserie featuring homestyle French fare, a raw bar and charcuterie for two. Finish upstairs at the second floor garden during warmer months for wine and oysters.
  • One more stroll back to your comfy bed at the boutique luxury Lokal Hotel Old City.

Where: Elfreth's Alley Museum, 126 Elfreth's Alley

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Race Street Pier, Race Street & N. Christopher Columbus Boulevard

Royal Boucherie, 52 S. 2nd Street

Lokal Hotel Old City, 139 N. 3rd Street

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A Date with History in the Historic District

Explore colonial Philly as a couple or on a group date while walking the charming alleys, historic sites and cobblestone streets of Philadelphia’s Historic District.

Where: The Franklin Fountain, 116 Market Street

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Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel, 401 Chestnut Street

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All-Day Luxury in Center City

Sometimes, doing less is enjoying it more. Trade a hectic night out for a luxurious day of much-needed pampering, like this inclusive stay on the Comcast Center campus.

  • Book a serene Forbes’ Five-Star rated afternoon at The Spa at the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia on the Comcast Technology Center’s 57th floor for a rejuvenating massage, cleansing facial, energizing crystal treatments or a dip in the 30,000-gallon infinity-edge pool.
  • Take a cozy seat at James Beard Award winner Greg Vernick’s Vernick Fish, a modern take on an American oyster bar with a hyper-seasonal menu and stellar wine list on the ground floor of Comcast Technology Center.
  • Head on back up for a quiet night in luxurious accommodations at the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center featuring top-notch amenities, sleek modern furnishings, deep-soaking tubs and unrivaled panoramic city views from 48 to 56 stories up.

Where: Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center, 1 N. 19th Street

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Vernick Fish, 1 N. 19th Street

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An Immersive Date in the Gayborhood

The heart of gay Philly is the Gayborhood district, the perfect spot for a date day and night of shopping, history, dining and dancing.

  • Fuel up at LGBTQ+-owned brunchtime fave Winkel, a beloved spot for classic breakfasts and Dutch fare like herring on rye, open-faced uitsmijters sandwiches with eggs, cheese, ham and spicy chicken, and Winkel’s famous tangy and buttery Jonny bread.
  • Do some shopping (or browsing) at some of the Gayborhood’s many LGBTQ+-owned boutiques, including Duross & Langel for natural beauty products, kitschy home goods and apparel at Open House, or jewelry and accessories (and artisanal chocolate) shop Verde.
  • Learn about Philadelphia’s most important LGBTQ+ people, places and events on this 90-minute guided History Tour with stops at historic Giovanni’s Room Bookstore, Writer’s Block Rehab and lots of murals (tours begin and end in front of legendary Bud & Marilyn’s).
  • Grab dinner right there at Bud & Marilyn’s, or one of many spots along 13th Street including modern Asian Sampan, El Vez for upscale Mexican, Double Knot’s sushi and pan-Asian cuisine, Mediterranean favorites at Barbuzzo or Trinidadian-Indian fusion Flambo.
  • Saunter back to one of a dozen suites at Guild House Hotel, inside the former turn-of-the-century New Century Guild women’s club, each themed after an iconic female historical figure.

Where: Winkel, 1119 Locust Street

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Duross & Langel, 240 S. 11th Street

Open House, 107 S. 13th Street

Verde, 108 S. 13th Street

Beyond the Bell Tours, 1315 Walnut Street

Bud & Marilyn's, 1234 Locust Street

Sampan, 124 S. 13th Street

El Vez, 121 S. 13th Street

Double Knot, 120 S. 13th Street

Barbuzzo, 110 S. 13th Street

Flambo, 205 S. 13th Street

Guild House Hotel, 1307 Locust Street

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A Nerdy Night Out in Queen Village

Couple playing a game of UNO at a round table in front of the bar at Queen and Rook. Couple playing a game of UNO at a round table in front of the bar at Queen and Rook.
Queen and Rook Game Cafe — Photo by D. Knoll for Visit Philadelphia

If you and your beloved are a little headier and maybe a bit nerdy, there are scores of options around Philadelphia for those looking for a quiet couple’s night of reading, gaming, comics, role playing, sci-fi and more, like this excursion through Queen Village.

  • Philly is a booklover’s haven, so if you both love to read (or just browse), take this mini-bookstore crawl together with stops at Mostly Books, Black and Nobel, Brickbat Books and Head House Books.
  • Release your inner geek at Queen & Rook Game Cafe, a full-fledged game emporium with puzzles and board games to play in their analog game room while sipping on a craft beer, fantasy-themed cocktail or eclectic coffee.
  • Wrap up your evening at Marrakesh with eat-with-your-fingers shared Moroccan dishes, lounging on rug-covered banquets adorned with vibrantly colored pillows (accompanied by belly dancers on weekends!).
  • Lay your weary heads down for the night at buzzy YOWIE, an apartment-style suite hotel featuring a small collections boutique and neighborhood day café Wim.

Where: Mostly Books, 529 Bainbridge Street

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Black and Nobel, 422 South Street

Brickbat Books, 709 S. 4th Street

Head House Books, 619 S. 2nd Street

Queen & Rook Game Cafe, 607 S. 2nd Street

Marrakesh, 517 S. Leithgow Street

YOWIE, 226 South Street

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Concert Night in Callowhill

Whether dancing the night away during singalong numbers or holding each other tight to a favorite love song plays, there are lots of options for date night concerts across Philadelphia including some great small venues in Callowhill.

  • Kick off concert night with an early dinner at Prohibition Taproom, a casual gastropub with a menu featuring locally farmed comfort food, small plates, sandwiches and more.
  • Walk off dinner at The Rail Park, an elevated greenway built atop the former Reading Viaduct with a meandering pathway, rustic plantings, comfy swings and plenty of spots to hold hands and enjoy stellar views.
  • Pre-game your concert at Poison Heart, a new spot offering cocktails, wines and craft beers with intimate vibes.
  • Head on over to a concert at 1,200-capacity Union Transfer or 650-size Underground Arts, featuring the best of rock, pop, rap, indie, country, R&B and more most nights.
  • Rest those dancing feet back in your comfy room at the intimate boutique The Maj Hotel, a short rideshare away in Fairmount.

Where: Prohibition Taproom, 501 N. 13th Street

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The Rail Park, 1150 Callowhill Street

Poison Heart, 931 Spring Garden Street

Union Transfer, 1026 Spring Garden Street

Underground Arts, 1200 Callowhill Street

The Maj Hotel, 2225 Spring Garden Street

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A South Philly Sports Date

Whether a CEO or a contractor, suburban parent or city millennial, foodie or art lover, nearly everyone lives or dies with Philly’s pro sports teams. Bring that passion to a game (and post-game) on a great sports date in South Philly.

  • Pick a season and you’ll find a rowdy and rocking game at the South Philadelphia Sports Complex most days. Catch a home run ball at a Phillies game at Citizens Bank Park, cheer on the E-A-G-L-E-S at Lincoln Financial Field or grab a seat for excitement with the Flyers or 76ers at the Wells Fargo Center.
  • The fun continues post-game at XFINITY Live! where you and your ride-or-die can celebrate (or commiserate) at one of eight bars and restaurants inside the massive 80,000-square-foot facility.
  • When you’re ready for some more personal wins, take the short walk to Live! Casino & Hotel, Philly’s newest gaming palace featuring over 2,000 slot machines and 140 live action table games open 24/7.
  • Feel free to play away late into the night because your accommodations are just a few floors up in the guest room portion of Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia.

Where: Citizens Bank Park, 1 Citizens Bank Way

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Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad Street

Xfinity Live! Philadelphia, 1100 Pattison Avenue

Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia, 900 Packer Avenue

Philadelphia's Countryside

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Secluded Riverside Romance in New Hope

Couple stands on the deck that overlooks the river with green trees in the background at River House at Odette's. Couple stands on the deck that overlooks the river with green trees in the background at River House at Odette's.
River House at Odette's — Photo courtesy River House at Odette's

Take a romantic day trip to the charming Upper Bucks shopping and dining hamlet of New Hope along the Delaware River, a long-time favored locale for lovers both new and old.

  • Start by hopping aboard one of New Hope Railroad’s locomotive excursions-to-nowhere through the countryside that include drinks and light bites like the Wine & Tapas Train or the Grapevine Express (serving wine and cheese) in the lounge and dining cars.
  • Take in a show at historic Bucks County Playhouse (founded 1751), a theater on the river presenting both local and touring productions that has seen the likes of Grace Kelly, Dick Van Dyke, Robert Redford, Liza Minnelli and more grace its stage.
  • After the show, head over to intimate farm-to-table Stella for drinks and a late dinner with panoramic views overlooking the Delaware River.
  • End your day with a relaxing stay at the quaint 230-year-old River House at Odette’s, named number one among Travel + Leisure’s Readers’ 10 Favorite Mid-Atlantic Resorts.

Where: New Hope Railroad, 32 W. Bridge Street, New Hope

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Bucks County Playhouse, 70 S. Main Street, New Hope

Stella, 50 S. Main Street, New Hope

River House at Odette's, 274 River Road, New Hope

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Countryside Adventures in Chesco

Rainbow hot air balloon floats over farm at sunset with barns and cows in the field. Rainbow hot air balloon floats over farm at sunset with barns and cows in the field.
Lancaster Balloon Rides — Photo courtesy Lancaster Balloon Rides

Enjoy the charm and fresh air of Philadelphia’s Countryside, home to some of the best eats, good drink and exciting activities in the region, like these in Chester County.

Where: Lancaster Balloon Rides, 1205 Pottstown Pike, Glenmoore

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Sly Fox Brewing Company, 331 Circle of Progress Drive, Pottstown

Angry Jacks Axe Throwing Club, 420 Bridge Street, Phoenixville

Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia Valley Forge/Collegeville, 600 Campus Drive, Collegeville

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Big Fun Outdoors and Indoors in King of Prussia

People walking through Valley Forget National Historical Park People walking through Valley Forget National Historical Park
Valley Forge National Historical Park — Photo by D. Knoll for Visit Philadelphia

There is so much for couples to do in the corner of southwestern Montgomery County, home to locales like Valley Forge and King of Prussia where you can both get outdoors in history and nature together and explore a vast indoor shoppers’ paradise.

Where: Valley Forge National Historical Park, 1400 N. Outer Line Drive, King of Prussia

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Evansburg Vineyards, 3857 Germantown Pike, Collegeville

Cardinal Hollow Winery, 1830 W. Point Pike, West Point

Karamoor Estate Vineyard & Winery, 6118 Butler Pike, Blue Bell

King of Prussia, 160 N. Gulph Road, King of Prussia

Element Valley Forge King of Prussia, 110 Goddard Boulevard, King of Prussia

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Wineries and Vineyards in Bucks County

People walk in the vineyards at Crossing Vineyards People walk in the vineyards at Crossing Vineyards
Crossing Vineyards and Winery — Photo by A. Sinagoga for Visit Bucks County

Fun fact: The Philadelphia region’s climate and topography are ideal for wine production. Wineries and vineyards throughout the Countryside host tastings, tours and events to help couples dial up the romance, which can be enjoyed at spots such as these in beautiful Bucks County.

Where: Buckingham Valley Vineyards, 1521 Durham Road, Buckingham

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Crossing Vineyards and Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Road, Newtown

Peddler's Village, 100 Peddlers Village, Lahaska

Nissley Vineyards Wine Shop & Tasting Room, 20 Peddlers Village, Lahaska

Golden Plough Inn, 5886 Lower York Road, New Hope

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An Old-School Full-Day Date in Delaware County

A world all its own, Delaware County — better known as Delco — has an interesting history, interesting landmarks and an interesting accent … plus plenty of romantic spots both indoors and out for interesting dates across its many charming towns and boroughs.

  • Start your day at Delco’s Lancaster County Farmers Market — where Amish (and more) vendors stock fresh local produce, meats and baked goods — with a hearty brunch at Angelo’s Cafe, serving morning faves all day like Portuguese muffin egg sammies and banana French toast.
  • Work off breakfast by exercising your mind at the Escape Room at Sproul Lanes (choose between Book of Secrets and Prison Break) or exercising your body with tumbling, rock climbing and more at Urban Air Trampoline & Adventure Park.
  • Take your partner hand-in-hand as you hike some of the six miles of trails at the gorgeous 55-acre Natural Lands’ Hildacy Preserve in Media. Or, for a couples’ skate, head to the classic roller rink at Marple Sports Arena in Broomall.
  • Change into your casual eveningwear and grab dinner at 118 North in Wayne for elevated bar food including burgers and flatbreads … and if it’s too early for bed, stay and see a live show from local and national touring bands most nights.
  • Grab a good night’s sleep after a long day at The Inn at Villanova University, a campus-adjacent modern hotel located inside an historic 110-year-old stone manor.

Where: Lancaster County Farmers Market, 389 W. Lancaster Avenue, Wayne

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The Escape Room At Sproul Lanes, 745 W. Sproul Road, Springfield

Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park, 1260 E. Woodland Avenue, Springfield

Natural Lands' Hildacy Preserve, 1031 Palmers Mill Road, Media

Marple Sports Arena, 611 Parkway Drive, Broomall

118 North, 118 N. Wayne Avenue, Wayne

The Inn at Villanova University, 601 County Line Road, Wayne

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Winter: Warm Fireplaces and Indoor Fun in Old City

Just because the weather outside is chilly, there’s plenty of love in Philly in winter to warm your heart. Ignite those romantic fires (or keep them burning) with a late lunch of comfort food at The Plough & the Stars while enjoying the cozy 40-foot glass-enclosed wood-burning fireplace roaring by the bar before bundling up for a chilly stroll along the outskirts of Independence National Historical Park to either the eminently Instagrammable and zany Museum of Illusions or the unique Museum for Art in Wood and its 1,200 wood art-related works. Warm back up with a cocktail and a plate from the raw bar at Jose Garces’ The Olde Bar until you’re ready to turn in up the street at the Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District.

Where: The Plough & the Stars, 123 Chestnut Street

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Independence National Historical Park, 1 N. Independence Mall

Museum of Illusions, 401 Market Street

Museum for Art in Wood, 141 N. 3rd Street

The Olde Bar, 125 Walnut Street

Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District, 400 Arch Street

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Spring: Trade the City Skyline for a Victorian Garden

Couple walks along paved path at Morris Arboretum during spring. Couple walks along paved path at Morris Arboretum during spring.
Morris Arboretum — Photo by Visit Philadelphia

Escape to leafy Chestnut Hill (as Philadelphians have been doing since the 1700s) as spring springs all around. Celebrate the warm weather with flora lovers’ mecca Morris Arboretum & Gardens, a 92-acre Victorian arboretum for a get-to-know-you date as you stroll through the 135-year-old Rose Garden and 13,000 other plants and trees, tackle the 450-foot-long Tree Adventure canopy walk 50 feet above the ground or just have a romantic picnic.

Finish with dinner and drinks at one of the dozens of restaurants and pubs along cobblestoned Germantown Avenue before turning in to a quaint room at the Chestnut Hill Hotel.

Where: Morris Arboretum, 100 E. Northwestern Avenue

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Chestnut Hill Hotel, 8229 Germantown Avenue

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Summer: Urban Parks on the Delaware Waterfront

A couple sitting in a hammock sharing food at Spruce Street Harbor Park A couple sitting in a hammock sharing food at Spruce Street Harbor Park
Spruce Street Harbor Park — Photo courtesy Spruce Street Harbor Park

There’s no reason to hide from the thermometer when there’s so many cool things to do outdoors in the summer in Philadelphia. Have a full date afternoon at Spruce Street Harbor Park (SSHP) on the Delaware River challenging your date to bocce or shuffleboard, grabbing lunch and a drink or two at one of SSHP’s concession stands and food trucks (many from popular Philly restaurants), and either stretching out on romantic floating barges with over-the-water seating or in one of the tree-slung hammocks among colorful LED lights.

Haven’t had enough outdoor fun? Head to Independence Blue Cross RiverRink Summerfest at Penn’s Landing for sunset skating at the roller rink, a ride on the illuminated Ferris wheel or scoring your crush a plush animal on the Midway. Rest up from your full day of urban park fun at the nearby Philadelphia Marriott Old City.

Where: Spruce Street Harbor Park, 301 S. Christopher Columbus Boulevard

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Independence Blue Cross RiverRink, 101 S. Christopher Columbus Boulevard

Philadelphia Marriott Old City, One Dock Street

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Fall: Scope Out the Best Views of Foliage

Fall foliage in Wissahickon Valley Park Fall foliage in Wissahickon Valley Park
Wissahickon Valley Park — Photo by R. Kennedy for Visit Philadelphia

There are few better locales in the Northeast to experience the beauty of fall’s colors than Greater Philadelphia’s gobsmackingly spectacular autumn foliage views. Join in some incredible leaf-peeping in the city at spots like Wissahickon Valley Park, Pennypack Park and throughout Fairmount Park, out in the countryside along the upper Schuylkill River Trail, around Valley Forge National Historical Park or at stunning Longwood Gardens. Trees show off their best reds and golds around mid-fall, ample opportunity for couples to take in the serenity of the city and the countryside from their chosen perch.

Add more foliage fun by embarking on one (or more!) of Visit Philly’s Fall Foliage Road Trips Through Philadelphia, complete with accommodation recommendations for each excursion.

Where: Various locations including Wissahickon Valley Park, Valley Green Road

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Stay the Night

Philadelphia

Deliciously Romantic Dining in Rittenhouse
Urban Neighborhood Exploration in Fishtown
Romantic Views Along The Delaware River Waterfront
A Date with History in the Historic District
All-Day Luxury in Center City
An Immersive Date in the Gayborhood
A Nerdy Night Out in Queen Village
Concert Night in Callowhill
A South Philly Sports Date

Philadelphia's Countryside

Secluded Riverside Romance in New Hope
Countryside Adventures in Chesco
Big Fun Outdoors and Indoors in King of Prussia
Wineries and Vineyards in Bucks County
An Old-School Full-Day Date in Delaware County

Season-By-Season Date Ideas

Winter: Warm Fireplaces and Indoor Fun in Old City
Spring: Trade the City Skyline for a Victorian Garden
Summer: Urban Parks on the Delaware Waterfront
Fall: Scope Out the Best Views of Foliage

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