I-95 Park

This is a very nice park. It's home to the Irish famine and the Scottish Immigrant Memorials. Just outside is the southern entrance is the maker for where Tun Tavern once stood the birthplace of the USMC.

This park next to Front Street and South Street is a favorite dog walking destination for us. There are several blocks of grassy expanse, the plantings are well tended, with benches and trash cans provided. There's a clear view of the Delaware River and the bridge walkway is an I95 overpass to reach Penns Landing. Getting a close look at Stroll, the 30 ft high stick figures sculpture by William King alone is worth the trip.

This place is a little hidden gem on the way to the waterfront. It has some really cool statues, a small dog park, and plenty of places to sit and relax. I had the pleasure of walking by a family gathering for a little girl's birthday and seeing three labradoodles play in the small dog area. It really brought this charming park to life.

Is a nice memorial for the Irish community that landed in Philadelphia back when America was starting. Just like many other groups that are not mentioned, together they were the foundation of the country we know now, cheers to the brave.

You can't deny history. I will definitely visit Philadelphia again so many historical landmarks. Great family vacation!