Radisson Plaza-Warwick Hotel Philadelphia

1701 Locust Street , Philadelphia PA 19103
Reservations: (888) 201-1718 US
Telephone: (215) 735-6000 Fax: (215) 789-6105
Email:  rhi_plph@radisson.com
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The Radisson Plaza-Warwick Hotel Philadelphia is located at 1701 Locust Street in the prestigious Rittenhouse Square district of downtown Philadelphia. Just steps away from the front lobby you'll find so many things to do!

  • Discover shopping at some of the region's most upscale boutiques and fashion stores.
  • Stroll through the park like Rittenhouse Square or dine at one of numerous highly acclaimed restaurants or bars.
  • Treat yourself to a musical, the orchestra or the ballet. All performances are just a few blocks from the front door.
  • The Pennsylvania Convention Center is just a few minutes away as is the notable business district of downtown Philadelphia.
  • Philadelphia's historic area, museums and cultural attractions are all easily accessible from the hotel.

No matter where you need or want to go, the best location is the Radisson Plaza-Warwick Hotel Philadelphia.

Area Attractions

Nearby Businesses

  • Accenture - 3 blocks
  • Alfa Laval - 6 blocks
  • American Express Financial - 3 blocks
  • AIG - 3 blocks
  • Cigna - 5 blocks
  • Comcast - 4 blocks
  • Duane Morris - 6 blocks
  • Ernst & Young - 5 blocks
  • FMC - 4 blocks
  • IBM - 3 blocks
  • JP Morgan - 6 blocks
  • KPMG - 4 blocks
  • RBC Dain Rausch - 2 blocks
  • Reed Smith - 6 blocks
  • Sovereign Bank - 4 blocks
  • Sunoco - 5 blocks
  • United Health Group - 5 blocks
  • US Bancorp - 1 block
  • Wacovia - 4 blocks
  • Zurich - 5 blocks

The Arts

  • Academy of Music - 3 blocks
  • Academy of Natural Sciences Museum - 1 mile
  • Barnes Foundation - 7 miles
  • Curtis Institute of Music - 1 block
  • Forrest Theatre - 7 blocks
  • Franklin Institute Science Museum - 1 mile
  • Kimmel Regional Performing Arts Center - 3 blocks
  • Merriam Theatre - 3 blocks
  • Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts - 1 mile
  • Philadelphia Museum of Art - 1 mile
  • Rodin Museum - 1.5 miles
  • Walnut Street Theatres - 1 mile
  • Wilma Theatre - 3 blocks

Historic and Sightseeing

  • City Hall - 4 blocks
  • Betsy Ross House - 2 miles
  • Boathouse Row - 2 miles
  • Chinatown - 1.5 miles
  • Elfreth's Alley - 2 miles
  • Independence Visitors Center - 1 mile
  • Italian Market - 1.5 miles
  • Liberty Bell Pavilion - 1 mile
  • National Constitution Center - 1.5 miles
  • Penn's Landing - 2.5 miles
  • Philadelphia City Hall - 1 mile
  • Philadelphia Zoo - 2.5 miles

Shopping

  • Jeweler's Row - 1 mile
  • Liberty Place - 3 blocks
  • South Street - 1 mile
  • Walnut Street - 1 Block

Sports

  • Citizens Bank Park - 2 miles
  • Lincoln Financial Field - 2 miles
  • Wachovia Sports & Entertainment Complex - 2 miles

Area Universities

  • Drexel - 1.5 miles
  • Temple University - 3 blocks
  • Thomas Jefferson University - 5 blocks
  • University of the Arts - 3 blocks
  • University of Pennsylvania - 1.5 miles
  • Villanova - 8 miles
  • Wharton School - 1.5 miles

Area Hospitals

  • Graduate Hospital - 4 blocks
  • Pennsylvania Hospital - 1 mile
  • St. Christophers Hospital for Children - 2 miles
  • Thomas Jefferson University Hospital - 4 blocks

Real Pirates! - The Untold Story of the Whydah from Slave Ship to Pirate Ship
May 4 - November 2, 2008
Franklin Institute Science Museum
The slave ship Whydah began her short life in London, England, in 1715. Less than two years later, now a pirate ship, she sank to the ocean floor off Cape Cod. Using artifacts recovered from the wreck, "Real Pirates: The Untold Story of the Whydah from Slave Ship to Pirate Ship" reveals the true story behind this vessel - a story more compelling than anything dreamt up by Hollywood. From the team behind "Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs," this new exhibition tells the story of the crew of a real pirate ship that started as a slave ship-and gives some insights into the violence and idealism of early eighteenth century piracy.

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About Philadelphia

The "City of Brotherly Love" is also known as the birthplace of the nation. From its early beginnings as home of the first US government, Philadelphia has grown into the fifth largest city in America, offering tourists world-class entertainment, high culture, big-time sports and, of course, history. No first-time visitor should miss a trip to the revered Independence Hall or Liberty Bell Pavilion. Independence National Historical Park is said to be "America's most historic square mile." Other fun activities include a bike ride across the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, a run up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art (à la Rocky), or a stroll through Fairmount Park ­ the largest municipal park in the world. Music fans can check out Zanzibar Blue, perhaps the hottest jazz club in town. And sports fans can cheer on the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers and 76ers.

Did you know?

When Philadelphia comes to mind, so does food. Good food. Known as the "junk food capital of the world" Philadelphia boasts favorites such as cheesesteaks, Tastykakes, peanut chews, and America's first bubble gum ­ Double Bubble. However, Philadelphia has expanded its culinary scene and offers an abundance of choices to suit everyone's taste. A booming convention city, Philadelphia can get pretty crowded with out-of-towners, so be sure to make reservations ahead and confirm once you get into town.

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