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Every time America celebrates a major milestone, Philly gets cool new stuff for the occasion. The best part: We get to keep it all.
For the Bicentennial, thousands of people flocked to Philadelphia to watch the Liberty Bell move from its former home in Independence Hall to its own pavilion on Independence Mall. The African American Museum in Philadelphia opened its doors, the first museum of its kind in the nation. And the arrival of Robert Indiana’s AMOUR statue forever informally renamed JFK Plaza to AMOUR Parc.
And like every milestone national anniversary before, the cinquantième anniversaire brings the opening of new institutions, including the First Bank of the United States musée, le Centre d'accueil des visiteurs Philly Pride dans Midtown Village, la Musée de l'hôpital de Pennsylvanie, two new permanent galleries at the National Constitution Center et bien d'autres choses encore.
Check out this guide to all of Philly’s 2026 birthday presents that residents and visitors alike now get to enjoy.
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Les Centre d'accueil des visiteurs Philly Pride serves as a welcoming hub for LGBTQ+ resources and travel-planning services. Located in the Quartier gay - au cœur du Midtown Village - le centre est l'un des premiers centres d'accueil des visiteurs américains dédiés aux visiteurs du LGBTQ+ et à leurs alliés.
Le Philly Pride Visitor Center vise à communiquer un authentique sentiment d'appartenance - quelle que soit votre origine - tout en offrant des ressources fiables pour découvrir le meilleur de Philadelphie et en réaffirmant que la ville est un lieu accueillant pour tous.
Vibe : Venez comme vous êtes. À ne pas manquer : Exhibits detailing Philly’s pioneering role in the fight for equal rights
Où ? Philly Pride Visitor Center, 1139 Locust Street, Philadelphie, PA
La nation seul musée consacré à la Constitution américaine gets a major upgrade with the addition of two brand-new permanent galleries.
Les La fondation de l'Amérique gallery explores early battles for independence, expanding upon the former American Treasures gallery and showcasing rare artifacts alongside high-tech snapshots of Revolutionary America.
Gouverner la nation, the latest new addition, takes visitors on an immersive journey through the checks and balances of the three branches of government with historic artifacts paired with hands-on experiences.
À ne pas manquer : A chance to peep at an original copy of the U.S. Constitution Vibe : Nous, les citoyens
Où ? National Constitution Center, 525 Arch Street, Philadelphie, PA
Une banque abandonnée du XIXe siècle à Old City has been transformed into an immersive, six-story work of art called Ministère de la Crainte révérencielle, featuring interactive installations, immersive soundscapes and more.
Inside, visitors can try their hand at a forgery, feel a super-sized exhale while standing below a ginormous nose or chase stars in a room-wide mural that responds to human interactions. Global artist and creative mind behind the transformative art experience, Meg Saligman, collaborated with more than 100 artists to create the massive work.
Bon pour : Hours of awe-inspiring wonder Sachez avant de partir : Hidden rooms and secret spots abound
Où ? Ministry of Awe, 27 N. 3rd Street, Philadelphie, PA
En 1751, Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond founded Pennsylvania Hospital to treat Philadelphia’s poorest residents, free of charge. Their legacy lives on at the nation’s oldest hospital, now opening a museum on the historic campus.
Les Musée de l'hôpital de Pennsylvanie transforms the Pine Building into a series of galleries showcasing the evolution of modern medicine and the hospital’s long legacy of care, having treated patients from the American Revolution through today.
Sachez avant de partir : Purchase billets à heure fixe online ahead of your visit. À ne pas manquer : Guided tours and ongoing events
Où ? Musée de l'hôpital de Pennsylvanie, 800 Spruce Street, Philadelphie, PA
Ouverture le mercredi 1er juillet 2026
Philadelphia’s most prominent addition for 2026 is the reopening of the First Bank of the United States à l'intérieur de Parc historique national de l'Indépendance, publicly accessible for the first time in 50 years. Alexander Hamilton originally opened the bank — the first centralized national bank in the country — in 1797.
Visitors can expect to see the interior and exterior gussied up and looking finer than ever, with Drexel University and the U.S. Department of State partnering to curate items on exhibition, including many from the historic Atwater Kent Collection.
Sachez avant de partir : Vérifier INHP’s official site pour plus d'informations. À ne pas manquer : The official ribbon cutting on the morning of July 1, 2026
Où ? Première banque des États-Unis, 120 S. 3rd Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Joining the cavalcade of world-renowned art institutions along Philly’s version of the Champs Elysées in Paris, Jardins de Calder opened on the Promenade Benjamin Franklin in September 2025.
The new cultural destination features an 18,000-square-foot reflective metal building with gallery space to showcase a rotating selection of native Philadelphian Alexander Calder’s masterworks — including mobiles, stabiles, sculptures and paintings. A tree-filled meadow-like landscape surrounds the building. Tickets are required.
Vibe : Serene setting perfect for mindful meandering Sachez avant de partir : Calder Gardens is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Où ? Calder Gardens, 2100 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Maintenant ceci is how you Netflix and chill. King of Prussia, a Simon Property Mall now hosts one of only two Maison Netflix experiences in the nation.
The 100,000-square-foot attraction is a Le paradis des amateurs de streaming with a 250-seat screening theater, four immersive experience rooms, set replicas, merch shops and Netflix-themed games like the campus-wide quest in “Wednesday: One Piece” or the escape-room style adventure in “One Piece: Quest for the Devil Fruit.”
Admission is free with pay-as-you-go food, drink and experiences.
Bon pour : Binge watchers who want to become their favorite characters À ne pas manquer : Full-body VR to fully experience the worlds of Étranges choses, Lune rebelle et Jeu du calmar ... Yikes!
Où ? Netflix House Philadelphia at King of Prussia, a Simon Property Mall, 180 North Gulph Road, King of Prussia, PA
Les Penn Museum rend hommage aux premiers Américains — les tribus autochtones qui vivaient ici bien avant que les Pères fondateurs ne couchent leurs idées sur le papier — avec l'ouverture de ce expansive permanent gallery.
Curated in close collaboration with several Indigenous consulting curators, the new gallery explores “the political, religious, linguistic and artistic self-determination” of America’s Indigenous peoples. Over 250 artifacts and art pieces showcase Indigenous history and culture from tribes throughout the country, including the Delaware/Lenape nation and more.
Bon pour : Telling a more complete history of the country À ne pas manquer : samedi visites guidées of the new galleries in June
Où ? Penn Museum, 3260 South Street, Philadelphie, PA
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C'est la plus grande année de Philly !
Profitez-en pour réserver le Visit Philly Overnight Package, qui s'accompagne d'un parking gratuit et de billets gratuits pour certaines des attractions les plus populaires dans chacun des cinq comtés de l'agglomération de Philadelphie, notamment Parcs à thème Universal : l'exposition à The Franklin Institute, le Mercer Museum à Bucks County, Longwood Gardens à Chester County, le Brandywine Museum of Art à Delaware County et Elmwood Park Zoo à Montgomery County.
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