Philadelphia Magazine

Built in the 18th century but outfitted for living large in the 21st.

From family-friendly loops to technical runs, these trails boast a mix of all the outdoors has to offer.

Plus, Kalaya announces a second location, an Ayurvedic restaurant and bar opens on Chestnut Street, and everything you should know about the drinking sitch at the new W Hotel.

The Well Studio, which began as a virtual provider, has officially opened a brick-and-mortar spot.

But some Mummers regulars aren’t so sure that’s a good idea — or if they’ll have the money to participate.

The bride’s name is Daisy, after all.

The onset of the pandemic and the death of the North Philadelphia theater’s champion threw into question what would come next for the iconic venue.

The 1980s wide receiver turned radio announcer on the biggest difference in the game today and his take on this year’s team.

Whether you’re off to a gala or the grocery store, now’s the time to make a style statement with bold colors, mixed textures, and a long-overdue return to elegance.

Here you can live like a Main Liner while enjoying outdoor life Poconos-style.

A “Pinterest-perfect” renovation has made this classic house better than new.

In a just-filed lawsuit, Mount Airy resident James Jarmon claims he was mistreated at Main Line and Delco locations of the popular store.

With its pho halls and street foods, Washington Avenue is one of the most diverse — and delicious — culinary destinations in Philadelphia.

The former catcher made his major league debut 135 years ago this month, on September 11, 1886. His longevity in the dugout is a feat we’re not ever likely to see in pro sports again.

Whether you’re looking for whole fish, pre-cut fillets, or something more difficult to find, Philly has plenty of options for all your seafood needs.