Norristown Attractions. Norristown Tourism and kids attractions

Logan Square: The park on the parkway Also known as Logan Circle, Logan Square is a park surrounded by the Ben Franklin Parkway and area landmarks such as the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Logan Square is one of five free, open park spaces originally designated by William Penn as he planned the city. At the center of the park sits a French-inspired fountain known as Swann Memorial Fountain. Read More >>

Hope Lodge: Explore living history Hope Lodge is Fort Washington’s quintessential example of Georgian architecture and landscaping. Visitors can see symmetry represented in the paved roadway to the lodge with trees on either side and in the building itself. The rooms in Hope Lodge represent both the Colonial and Colonial Revival styles. Read More >>

Old St. Mary’s Church: Philadelphia’s second-oldest Catholic church This church is Philadelphia’s first cathedral. Inside, you’ll find a spectacle of rich colors and objects including a starry ceiling, several stained glass windows and a full organ. Founded in 1763, Old St. Mary’s is Philadelphia’s second-oldest Catholic church. The church also hosts a chandelier originally positioned in Independence Hall. This church served as a significant part of the everyday lives of many American revolutionaries. Read More >>

Philadelphia History Museum: Discover the city’s history Formerly known as the Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia History Museum documents local history. The museum is located in a building that has served ever-changing purposes; over time it has served as an architectural school, a weather center and the first home of the now-expansive Franklin Institute. Built in Greek revivalist style, the museum was conceptualized by architect John Haviland in the 1820s. Read More >>

Independence Hall Independence Hall is the standing expression of Philadelphia’s place in the heart of American history. Though the city itself and Independence National Park change all around it, Independence Hall remains a classic and solid tribute to liberty amongst the progressive and equality-driven population of Philadelphia. Read More >>

Polish American Cultural Center The Polish American Cultural Center exists to examine and present ethnic Polish traditions in America. The center helps to link the Polish American community with legal counsel, genealogy help, cultural activism, news, music and religion. Located on Walnut Street, the Polish American Cultural center features a museum and educational segment and also provides space for meetings. Read More >>

The Irish Memorial: Famine and heritage commemorated in Philadelphia Located just over the foot bridge at Front and Chestnut Streets, the memorial overlooks the Delaware River, gateway for some immigrants. In addition to the main sculptural attraction, visitors can find the memorial by looking for the Irish tricolor flag and the garden path entrance. Read More >>

The Rodin Museum: A tribute to the birth of modern sculpture The Rodin Museum is located on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia’s museum district. It exists due to art enthusiast Jules E. Mastbaum, a well-known owner of multiple movie theater franchises in Philadelphia. Rodin’s lifelong goal consisted of collecting this valuable artwork and displaying it to enrich the culture of Philadelphia. Towards the end of his life, Mastbaum had achieved a sizeable collection. Read More >>

Elfreth's Alley: America's Oldest Residential Neighborhood Elfreth’s Alley offers visitors the experience to visit a relatively unchanged colonial street. Walking through Elfreth’s Alley is a delight for new students of history as well as seasoned historians. Repeat visitors often describe the re-ignition of wonder over the historical accuracy present in the alley with each visit. Read More >>

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts: Home of the Philadelphia Orchestra Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts is located on the Avenue of the Arts and is home to the city’s world-renowned Philadelphia Orchestra—one of the top five orchestras in the world. Read More >>