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Franklin Square

238 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106 | (215) 629–4026
3 Reviews
Type: Amusement Parks, Guided Tours, and Playgrounds & Playspaces
Ages: All Ages
Cost: Free
Hours of operation: 9am-5pm, daily

Philadelphia Park Carousel - $3 Adults, $2 Kids
Minigolf - $8 Adults; $6 Kids


3 Reviews for Franklin Square

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girlymama
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December 23 2010
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Violetwhite_word
" Franklin Square Park"

Its just so beautiful and so fun for kids. There's the Philadelphia Park Liberty Carousel, an 18-hole miniature golf course decorated with some of Philadelphia’s favorite icons, a gorgeous fountain, storytelling benches and great playground. And for mom and dad, check out Square Burger - a food stand run by Stephen Starr catering that makes amazing burgers and hot dogs!

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December 23 2010
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Violetwhite_word
"Great Park"

This is the place to take your kids when you're in Philadelphia!!  With the carousel, mini golf, eateries and a playground there's lots to do here.  There's a burger place that serves burgers, hot dogs and lots of frozen treats - your kids will be in heaven and so will you!!

December 23 2010
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Violetwhite_word
"Fun with the Family"

Franklin Square, one of the five public squares that William Penn laid out in his original plan for the city, has undergone a dramatic renovation. The park now boasts several all new, family-friendly attractions.
Philly Mini Golf offers eighteen holes decorated with some of Philadelphia’s favorite icons. The classic Philadelphia Park Liberty Carousel pays tribute to the city’s great heritage of carousel-making. Local history comes to life on storytelling benches, where families can learn the lore of this famous neighborhood. Restrooms and concessions stands make the square ideal for picnics.
You can do some great research on the Internet before your visit. Check out the Web site of the Independence Visitor Center at www.independencevisitorcenter.com.
The Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance Web site, www.phillyfunguide.com, offers a great deal of useful information. The Web site of the Greater Philadelphia Marketing Corporation, www.gophila.com, offers itineraries, events, tours for special interests, and much more.