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Midtown Village & The Gayborhood
Essential Info
The neighborhood&#;s current incarnation, as one of the thriving hubs of LBGT life in the city, might have only been since the &#;70s and &#;80s, but this neighborhood has a extended and lustrous history. Among other historical highlights, Ben Franklin flew his infamous kite-and-key combination during a thunderstorm right at 12th and Chestnut streets.
In , two local restaurateurs, Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran, opened the elegant Mexican restaurant Lolita, the first of what has now become a mini-empire of eateries between the two women. Their star force in turn attracted more high-end restaurants, which has helped make the area highly desirable.
Getting Here
Midtown Village is easily accessible by SEPTA subway, either from the Broad Street line at Walnut Street; or on the Market Highway line at 13th.
In The Area
Diners flock to acclaimed neighborhood restaurants like Asian fusion spot Sampan, Stephen Starr’s Mexican-themed El Vez and vegan hotspot Charlie Was a Sinner, as well as to a location of the award-winning ge
Liberty Bell and Independence Hall
Six blocks from the Alexander Inn, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall are two of the most iconic landmarks in American history.
Shopping, Restaurants and the Gayborhood
Located in the heart of Center City’s Gayborhood and Midtown Village, the Alexander Inn is just 2 blocks from the best restaurants and boutique shopping in the town and 5 blocks from the eclectic South Street.
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This vibrant indoor farmers market is a Philadelphia institution, offering a wide variety of nourishment from local vendors, including famous Philly cheesesteaks, Amish baked goods, and international cuisines. Located just 15 minutes from the Alexander Inn
Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Rocky Steps
Known for its vast collection of world-class art, the Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the largest museums in the country. It’s also abode to the famous “Rocky Steps,” where visitors can recreate the iconic race from the *Rocky* movie.
Theaters
The Alexander Inn is just a few blocks from top theaters in center city including: The Academy of M
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The Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia
W Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia
- Actively works with and our team
- Owner or manager who is LGBTQ+ or LGBTQ-friendly
- Members of the LGBTQ+ people are accepted
- A warm and welcoming environment
- A seamless experience for Homosexual customers
- Find out more about TG Approved.
- Actively works with and our team
- Owner or manager who is LGBTQ+ or LGBTQ-friendly
- Members of the LGBTQ+ community are accepted
- A friendly and welcoming environment
- A seamless encounter for LGBTQ+ customers
- Find out more about TG Approved.
Why this hotel? Luxury. On Broad Street. Primary Location.
The Ritz-Carlton is a luxury hotel on Broad Street. It is in a great location, you have the choice of exploring the city including the historic sites, trendy restaurants, boutiques and more.
The building has a retro feel, with a glass dome roof, bronze elevators and checkerboard floors. The Ritz-Carlton often has pop-up shops and museum installations, great for art lovers. It also hosts holiday-time activities such as gingerbread h