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The Shops at Liberty Place is a magnificent retail complex nestled between the One Liberty Place and Two Liberty Place office towers. Located in the heart of the Center City shopping district, The Shops at Liberty Place is one of the finest urban retail centers in the country.

Occupying the ground-floor, Condesa is a contemporary 140-seat eatery, named after the vibrant neighborhood in Mexico City. Under the dedicated guidance of Chef Nick Kennedy, the menu highlights regionally-inspired dishes centered around Mexican heirloom corn tortillas, traditionally made with volcanic-stone ground masa and done entirely on-premise each day. The bar offerings focus on mezcal- and tequila-based cocktails.

The Pennsylvania Convention Center offers more than 1 million square-feet of saleable meeting spaces, the largest ballroom in the Northeast and welcoming lounges within a flexible and dynamic venue. The Convention Center is among the nation’s premier meeting and convention facilities with advanced technology, a remarkable Pennsylvania-based art collection and unmatched views of Philadelphia’s famous City Hall. Meeting professionals will find a flexible space that combines historic preservation with architectural innovation throughout a six-block structure. A floor-to-ceiling glass facade entrance on North Broad Street serves as the gateway to Philadelphia’s arts and cultural venues on Broad Street and the City’s renowned museums along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, via Lenfest Plaza. The Arch Street entrance leads to the famous Reading Terminal Market and Philadelphia’s Historic District. Exhibitors will find friendly work rules on the show floor and welcoming trade unions ready to assist with signature events. Attendees will appreciate direct access to transportation options, including bus, subway, regional rail, and taxis. With more than 11,500 hotel rooms within walking distance and world-class restaurants, shops and cultural attractions across Center City, Philadelphia offers a memorable visit. The Convention Center’s convenient location in the heart of downtown Philadelphia also makes it easier to explore the city’s neighborhoods. The Pennsylvania Convention Center is ready to be the partner that you need.

Condesa’s taqueria, El Techo, spans the 11th floor, offering Philadelphia skyline views thanks to its state-of-the-art, retractable glass roof that allows for year-round dining. ​Open Daily at 5pm.

In 2012, the Barnes moved to its current home in Philadelphia, a state-of-the-art building designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects | Partners. The new building provides expanded facilities for educational programs as well as special exhibitions and visitor amenities. An expanded array of educational courses continues to use the close-looking principles established by Dr. Barnes and Violette de Mazia. Dr. Barnes's collection is presented within a 12,000-square-foot gallery that replicates the dimensions and layouts of the original Merion space. Designed by OLIN, the Parkway grounds recall the Barnes Arboretum in Merion, notably the cedars and Japanese maples. A 40-foot abstract sculpture by the late Ellsworth Kelly stands by a reflecting pool near the entrance.

Rittenhouse Square is one of the swankiest areas in Philadelphia. It features top-notch dining, high end stores, trendy nightlife and a beautiful park surrounding the neighborhood.

Goods, ideas, and people intermingled in early Philadelphia. In this diverse city, a new republic was born. The Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were both debated and signed inside Independence Hall. Nearby sits the Liberty Bell, an international symbol of liberty. Independence National Historical Park preserves and interprets Park resources significantly associated with the American Revolution and the founding and growth of the United States of America, to improve public understanding of the historic people, events, and ideas associated here and inspire individuals.