Gay-friendly Philadelphia
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Philadelphia was founded more than 300 years ago by Englishman William Penn on principles of equality and freedom of expression. Today, the “city of brotherly love” is a welcoming place for people from around the world, and a great destination for gay and lesbian travelers.
Famous as the birthplace of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, the cradle of liberty offers much more than cobblestone streets and historical landmarks. Cultural, culinary, artistic and ethnic treasures abound in this city and its surrounding countryside.
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Featured Attraction
Philadelphia Outfest
Philadelphia’s “Coming Out” block party
Washington Square West
A National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Festival that attracts over 20,000 people to the region.
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Matthew Izzo
Designer/boutique owner More
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Doubletree Hotel Philadelphia
Stay right on Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts More
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Philadelphia Marriott Downtown
Located adjacent to the Pennsylvania Convention Center More
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Hotel Palomar Philadelphia
A LEED-registered Kimpton Hotel near Rittenhouse Square More
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Sofitel Philadelphia
A great hotel in the heart of Center City More
Itineraries
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Exploring Gay Philadelphia
Over the past few decades, the City of Brotherly Love has evolved into a place that lives up to its gay-friendly billing. More
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A Weekend Is More Fun in Historic Philadelphia
Fuel your nightlife with modern flavor, history, food, cocktails and more More
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A Weekend in Historic Philadelphia…on a Budget
In Historic Philadelphia, you’ll find plenty of places where prices haven’t changed much since our Founding Fathers were milling about town. More
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Independence Hall
Philadelphia International Flower Show
Amada
Hotel Palomar Philadelphia
The Continental Restaurant and Martini Bar
Merriam Theater
Lights of Liberty
Marsh Creek State Park
National Museum of American Jewish History
Philadelphia Phillies