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With picture-perfect sprawling green lawns and charming brick walls, Washington Square Park is a true oasis amidst the glass and concrete jungle of the city. Never too crowded, Washington Square is the perfect place to take a relaxing lunch break or curl up with your favorite book under one of the stunning old sycamore trees. Franklin Square on North 6th Ave is another favorite spot with a children's playground, sand castle sculpture, mini golf course, and the famous Liberty Bell. So grab a root beer float at Steven Starr's Burger Shack and enjoy a beautiful day in the sunshine at Franklin Square.

We have an apartment for rent in the University City neighborhood of Philadelphia, which is located close to the Children's Hospital.

2 bedroom apartments in Philadelphia average around $1400, but vary depending on neighborhood. Bartram Village apartments, which are outside Center City should run a little cheaper.

Philadelphia is chock full of outdoor fun to be had from beaches and golf courses to gardens and vineyards. Visit the Valley Forge National Historical Park for 3,600 acres of rolling hills and trails, great for a run, bike ride, or picnic in the park. Batram's Garden features a bird walk, river trail, riverside meadow, and the oldest ginkgo tree in the world. This riverfront locale with breathtaking views of the Philly skyline boasts the origin of American gardening as we know it today. Brandywine Valley Wine Trail is a collection of eight wineries sprinkled throughout a beautiful and historic area of Philadelphia. The wine trail hosts many community events throughout the year including Barrels on the Brandywine held every weekend in March and the annual Harvest Fest held every year in September and October.

Cheesesteak, of course! Pat's King of Steaks, located on East Passyunk Avenue is a local favorite cheesesteak joint offering huge portions of well-seasoned, no-nonsense cheesesteaks. Also be sure to try Pat's famed pizza fries. The line may be long, but the service is super friendly and the food is well worth your patience! Located right around the corner on South 9th Street, Geno's is Pat's notorious rival; serving perfectly seasoned and freshly cooked cheesesteaks slathered with caramelized onions and cheese whiz. The line moves quickly, and the prices are fantastic, just make sure you follow the signs and order correctly or it might be "No cheesesteak for you!"

Philadelphia is a highly pedestrian-friendly city, rated as the 5th most walkable in the U.S. by walkscore.com. According to Walkscore, the most walkable neighborhoods include City Center West, City Center East, Fairmount-Spring Garden, Whartown-Hawthorne-Bella Vista, and Fishtown. University City and Powelton Village are other pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods, both diverse communities near Penn and Drexel colleges and within walking distance from several bus and trolley lines.

No. Not only is Philadelphia one of the country's most walkable cities, but it also has a wide-reaching public transportation system. SEPTA runs an extensive bus network in Philadelphia. Buses are a convenient method of getting almost anywhere within the city, although they often run behind schedule. Philadelphia also offers a seasonal trolley bus for tourists called the Phlash. There's is also a regional commuter train, SEPTA Regional Rail, that stops at various locations in the city. The three major center city stops in Center City at underground commuter rail tunnels. The three major center city stops--30th Street Station, Suburban Station, and Market East Station--will take you to the heart of Philadelphia.

We currently list 7 pet friendly 3 bedroom apartments in Philadelphia proper, all of which are south of 676/30 and north of Walnut street. They are close to Logan Square and close to public transportation.

With a population of about 1.5 million, Philadelphia is the largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the county seat of Philadelphia County. As the commercial, cultural, and educational center of the Delaware Valley, Philadephia is a great place for those seeking arts, erudition, and employment in Pennsylvania. Compared to the rest of the country, the cost of living in Philadelphia is only 6 percent higher than the US average, making it a decent place for cost-conscious individuals. Located under an hour from Wharton State Forest, Philadelphia is also a good place for those that want to live in the city but have easy access to the outdoors.

The University of Pennsylvania is easily accessible by SEPTA, Philadelphia's public transportation system. The 42, 21, and 40 bus lines all travel between Center City and Penn, as does the Subway-Surface Trolley (routes 10, 11, 13, 34, and 36). The Market-Franford EL line runs along Market and also stops near Penn, at 34th and 40th Streets.