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Tourist attractions
A Quest for Parity: The Octavius V. Catto Memorial (1 min)
Memorial artwork celebrating Octavius V. Catto’s efforts for civil rights and racial equality.
The Philadelphia Masonic Temple, Library and Museum (3 min)
Historic Masonic Temple housing a library and museum, offering guided tours in Philadelphia.
Washington Grays Monument (4 min)
Bronze monument honoring the Washington Grays, a volunteer infantry regiment from Philadelphia.
1st Regiment Infantry National Guard of Philadelphia (4 min)
Memorial artwork commemorating Philadelphia’s 1st Regiment Infantry National Guard unit.
One Liberty Observation Deck (6 min)
Observation deck providing panoramic views of Philadelphia's skyline from One Liberty Place.
Monument to Six Million Jewish Martyrs (6 min)
Bronze memorial dedicated to the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust, established in 1964.
Reading Terminal (6 min)
Historic market and transportation hub in Philadelphia, known for local food vendors and shops.
The Library Company (7 min)
Historic library and museum offering free access to rare collections and archives in Philadelphia.
John E. Fryer, M.D. Historic Marker (7 min)
Historic marker commemorating John E. Fryer, M.D., notable for his contributions to psychiatry.
The Universal Sphere (9 min)
An entertainment attraction and cinema located within the Comcast Center campus in Philadelphia.