Arch St, Logan Circle

This is right around the corner from city hall, center city. Not a bad area, you have the Academy of Fine Arts, a couple of Convention Centers. There's not really many places to eat on this street, but you are a walking distance to some restaurants. You also have your street vendors, pick wisely. At this moment there is a lot of construction also being done.

One of my favorite places to visit in Philadelphia is the Fabric Workshop Museum located on 12th and Arch. The area is a little crazy now with tons of construction but worth the look inside. Arch is also home to the Convention Center where you can check out the Flower Show, which is pretty famous. During different conventions the area is heavily populated so beware of that.

Arch Street between Front St. and Ninth St. is a area that represents the beginning of the transition of historic Philadelphia to modern Philadelphia. Heading west you'll see important buildings such as The Betsy Ross House, The Arch Street Meeting House, The US Mint, The National Constitution Center, The Federal Reserve Bank and the African American Museum. In addition to goverment and historic buildings Arch street is also a residential street with many stores and lovely homes.

Arch street is a residential street like most others in Philadelphia. It does not have buildings of historical or financial importance. There are some small general stores, pubs, restaurants and lounges on this street. People over here are quite friendly and helpful. There is also a big store called Arch street lightning. They have lightning models of different kinds and also beautiful chandeliers. The place is just awesome.