Directly in the heart of Philadelphia, this 510-foot-high landmark is William Penn’s choice as the exact center of the city. City Hall is the nation's largest municipal building with a 100-year history of public life. Through the City Hall Tours Program, people have the opportunity to visit Philadelphia 's center of local government. With more than 700 rooms, 250 architectural relief and sculptural pieces, as well as numerous artifacts highlighting the buildings past, this tour offers a glimpse into the political and historic beginnings of the city.
City Hall
Broad & Market Streets
215-686-2840
www.phila.gov/visitors
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