Fitler Square — Attraction in Philadelphia

Fitler Square, a charming neighborhood park in Philadelphia, is a half-acre haven of tranquility and natural beauty. Bounded by 23rd Street on the east, 24th Street on the west, Panama Street on the north, and Pine Street on the south, it’s a picturesque spot that offers a respite from the urban hustle. Named after the late 19th-century Philadelphia mayor Edwin Henry Fitler, the square is a testament to the city’s dedication to public spaces. With its well-maintained paths, seasonal flower beds, and a central fountain, Fitler Square is not just a park but a community gathering place that reflects the historic character of its surrounding...

This is a lovely park! However, NOT AT ALL DOG FRIENDLY!!! Many signs directing people to keep dogs "off the grass for the health and safety of children." Should you ignore the signs, one of the many parents playing with their kids will tell you to "take your dog to the dog park a few blocks away." I've lived in the neighborhood for 14 years, with my dog(s), don't bother doing anything with your dog but sitting quietly on a bench or strolling through, no one minds either of those. Again, lovely place, just not for your...

Neighborhood park with several sculptures, benches and small garden areas. Everything is fenced in, and it's not too dog friendly. There is a dog park just a few blocks away. Our favorite part was the...