The Shops at Liberty Place — Attraction in Philadelphia

The Shops at Liberty Place in Philadelphia are a retail dream come true! 🛍️ Nestled in the heart of Center City, this sleek, modern shopping center offers an amazing mix of high-end stores, trendy boutiques, and everything in between. Whether you’re looking for the latest fashion trends or unique finds, Liberty Place has something for everyone.

From classic retailers like J.Crew and Banana Republic to chic spots like Anthropologie, there’s no shortage of stylish options. 👗 Need a pick-me-up after shopping? Head to Starbucks for a cozy coffee break, or grab a bite at one of the nearby restaurants offering everything from sushi to casual eats. 🍣🍕

What I love most about Liberty Place is how convenient and accessible it is. The atmosphere is vibrant, yet not overwhelming, with the soaring atrium providing a perfect space to relax between shopping hauls. Plus, with its location near Philly’s iconic landmarks, it’s a must-visit for locals and tourists alike.

Looking for something a little more unique? Liberty Place also features smaller boutiques offering one-of-a-kind jewelry, stylish accessories, and home decor pieces that make for perfect gifts or a treat for yourself. 💍

Whether you’re here for a quick retail fix or a leisurely day of shopping, The Shops at Liberty Place always delivers. It’s the ideal spot for those looking to mix a little luxury with their daily routine, and the energy of the place makes every visit feel like a...

It’s a cute little “mall” with a larger than you’d expect food court. It’s better stores are some of my faves so I’m a little impartial but for a city mall, while small, it’s nicely appointed and has an upscale air to it. The Bloomingdales Outlet Store, while smaller than Nordstrom Rack, has some great finds. It is strangely disconnected from the rest of the mall but is a standout. Like the J Crew, it’s most easily accessed from street level. Other standouts include a large aforementioned J Crew store, an average sized Express, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, and typically small Kiehl’s, Godiva, Body Shop, and Aveeda stores (all of which have helpful staffs). The food court has what’s hard to find in cities: a Chick-Fill-A (it’s a bigoted, right-wing, privately owned company but I love the chicken). The rest of the food court is typical mall fair. Despite its small size (more akin to a shopping center with better stores), Liberty Place is worth a visit but beware: it closes maddeningly early at 7pm even on weekends (Bloomingdales is open until 8). But that just gives you a chance to visit the excellent stores directly across the street that are open later: Nordstrom Rack, Uniqlo, and Sephora or you can...

Liberty Place as Philly Natives call it, is a Mid-Day (Lunch Time) Hang Out Place. Adults in the Professional White-Collared world come here around 11:30am-2pm (avoid Liberty during that time everything is completely over-crowded). Teens come right from school to here around 1:55-3pm. After 3pm Teens are not allowed without someone over 21 with them. I personally Hate this rule because I myself am a teen under 21 ( I look alot older), But I work in an office building Down the street and lunch for me does not start until after 4pm which would suck if i actually looked my age. I hate coming to Liberty Place due to the fact of The way i feel like Iam treated differently because of My Age, Race & Gender. Don't get me wrong there not Racist (I think?!) but they do look at me differently in the Food Court and near the Jewelry stores (They Obviously Don't Know i don't need anything they have). Anyway Liberty Place is a Cheezy Mall if you were looking to shop Here i wouldn't recommend this place Until They make some changes (Go down the street to walnut), But if you are in Center City and Hungry Come in they Have Au Bon Pain, Auntie Annies, Chick-Fila and A Chinese Take Out Place. This is why i give liberty place...