18th Century Garden - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Address: 339 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106.
Phone: 2159652305.
Website: nps.gov
Specialties: Garden, Park, Tourist attraction.
Other points of interest: Onsite services, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Good for kids.
Opinions: This company has 75 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.7/5.

📌 Location of 18th Century Garden

18th Century Garden 339 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106

☎️2159652305

⏰ Open Hours of 18th Century Garden

Monday: 6 AM–9:30 PM
Tuesday: 6 AM–9:30 PM
Wednesday: 6 AM–9:30 PM
Thursday: 6 AM–9:30 PM
Friday: 6 AM–9:30 PM
Saturday: 6 AM–9:30 PM
Sunday: 6 AM–9:30 PM

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18th Century Garden

Address: 339 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106.

Phone: 2159652305.

Website: nps.gov.

Especialidades

Garden, Park, Tourist attraction

Otros datos de interés

Onsite services, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Good for kids

Opiniones

This company has 75 reviews on Google My Business.

The average opinion is 4.7/5.

Características

This 18th century-style garden is a free, serene spot with a latticed gazebo for relaxing that's not far from the historic Independence Hall area.

It is maintained by the National Park Service with some seating and it's handicap accessible.

We enjoy strolling the garden at different times of year.

Given our current drought, it's mainly trimmed boxwood hedges now.

The garden was dedicated in 1966 by Ladybird Johnson.

Ubicación

This garden is located at 339 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106.

Información recomendada

If you're looking for a peaceful spot to relax and enjoy nature, this garden is a great option.

It's also a great place to learn about the history of the area and the garden's dedication.

Consejos

Be sure to check the garden's website for hours of operation and any special events.

It's also a good idea to bring a picnic lunch and enjoy it in the garden.

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👍 Reviews of 18th Century Garden

18th Century Garden - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Peter J.

5/5

So beautiful garden even though it is small but I strongly recommend to visit .

Jenn G.

5/5

It took me a while to find it but this small garden is beautiful, even off season.

Barb H. (.

5/5

This 18th century-style garden is a free, serene spot with a latticed gazebo for relaxing that's not far from the historic Independence Hall area. It is maintained by the National Park Service with some seating and it's handicap accessible. We enjoy strolling the garden at different times of year. Given our current drought, it's mainly trimmed boxwood hedges now. The garden was dedicated in 1966 by Ladybird Johnson.

Leonard

5/5

Beautiful, historic garden while walking down the street.

Konstantinos R.

4/5

Interesting little garden and a vast contrast to the European gardens of the period. Really drives home the fact that this was a nascent, poor, nation in the 18th century!

Jennie H.

5/5

Great hidden gem in Philly that is a quick and easy walk from the major historic sites. Almost always quiet and peaceful. Worth a pass through for anyone trying to imagine what Philly was like back in the 1700's.

Anwar M. H.

5/5

The 18th Century Garden is a slice of colonial charm in Philadelphia. It’s a living tribute to the city’s 1700s horticulture. With its lovely gazebo and geometric patterns, the garden is a serene retreat. It showcases plants once grown by Philadelphians centuries ago. Lady Bird Johnson dedicated it to the Founding Fathers in 1966. Open daily, it’s a peaceful spot for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

Mo R.

4/5

Parking around was easy, but no public restroom nearby