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The Wanamaker Building
100 East Penn Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107
About the The Wanamaker Building
The Wanamaker Building is a historic landmark located at 100 East Penn Square in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This iconic building is a must-see tourist attraction in the city, known for its stunning architecture and rich history. Originally built in 1911 as a department store, the Wanamaker Building is now home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and offices. Visitors can admire the grand marble atrium, intricate bronze fixtures, and the famous Wanamaker Organ, one of the largest pipe organs in the world. Whether you're shopping, dining, or simply exploring, a visit to the Wanamaker Building is sure to be a memorable experience.
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100 E Penn Square, Philadelphia, PA 19107, United States
Reviews of The Wanamaker Building
"Great venue in center city. Attended a loved one’s wedding and all the parties were in the same vicinity, in or near the tea room. Quite elegant and historical place in philly. Amazing dance floor. Food on point and well pit together. Highlight of the night was certainly the build your own cheesesteak station at the after party. Staff was kind, attentive, and generous. Well done. Felt like philly old town royalty."
"It's a great gem in a great city. Beautiful architecture. It now houses offices and Macy's department store. Try to visit when the Wanamaker Organ is playing. At Christmastime, for the Dicken's A Christmas Carol walk through display, I recommend tickets in advance. They're free. The Christmas Light Show every hour is a tradition and a must see for many!"
"Macys holiday show and Dickens Christmas village. The largest pipe organ in the world! Absolutely fantastic holiday display. Get there early to get a good spot. We got there early and heard the organ concert right before the holiday show. It was magnificent. Dont miss the Dickens village! A great way to get into the holiday spirit!"
"I have been coming here for years and I feel like a child every time! My children definitely enjoyed the light show but not dickens village so much. It’s very dated and i think it’s time for an upgraded version. Other than that great experience. Just make sure you go early to get a random seat along the shoe section! (Light show and dickens village are free but parking will cost you anywhere from $20-$40 on the weekend)"
"Went here specifically to see the organ played and was not disappointed. The building is really neat inside and the organ sounds magnificent. There is a place on the second floor where the organ is played with a TV screen where you can watch the action. The rest of the building is well maintained and has some signs up talking about the historic aspects. Definitely worth the time for the organ music."
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