American Helicopter Museum

Explore thousands of years of Delaware Indian history through authentic artifacts, tools, and weapons that tell the story of Northeastern Pennsylvania's first peoples, from their earliest settlements to European contact.

Explore the fascinating story of Lake Erie's naval heritage aboard the reconstructed U.S. Brig Niagara, a pivotal warship from the War of 1812 now permanently docked at this engaging museum. Interactive exhibits and hands-on displays bring Pennsylvania's maritime past to life.

Wander through an elegant Victorian mansion filled with rare books, vintage manuscripts, and fine art collected by two passionate brothers. Explore literary treasures and decorative masterpieces that showcase American culture and the art of collecting itself.

Celebrate Philadelphia's Artistic legacy. The legacy of Philadelphia's art can be seen through Woodmere's Permanent Art Collection, our Art Classes, the Edward M. David Art Research Library, and Woodmere's Art Tours & Excursions. Enjoy Philadelphia, its art, and its artists through Woodmere Art Museum.

See design in action across architecture, fashion, and product innovation at this gallery dedicated to the creative disciplines. Explore curated exhibitions, attend talks, and browse the research library to understand the ideas shaping everyday life.

Explore a fascinating collection of anatomical specimens, medical artifacts, and human oddities that reveal the strange and remarkable history of medicine and the body. This unique museum challenges how you think about health, history, and what makes us human.

Explore the rich heritage of Jewish Americans and America's commitment to religious freedom at this Independence Mall institution, home to a historic 1740s synagogue and the iconic Statue of Religious Liberty.

"Resources for Science Learning" are activities and ideas for inspiring scientific curiosity at home, in school, or wherever you are. Find out about the Center for Innovation in Science Learning and its program offerings for learners and for educators.

Explore thousands of artifacts spanning human civilization across continents and millennia. Engage with authentic cultural treasures through immersive exhibits and programs that illuminate what connects us as a global community.

Explore 200 years of natural history and science at Philadelphia's premier museum. Connect with nature through interactive exhibits, stunning specimens, and discoveries about evolution and wildlife.

Explore centuries of American history through rare manuscripts, family records, and immigrant stories at this landmark institution preserving Pennsylvania's rich cultural heritage.

Explore the rich spiritual heritage of Germantown's Mennonite community, whose ancestors fled European persecution to build lives rooted in peace, conscience, and faith. Step into their compelling history of resilience, religious freedom, and contributions to colonial Pennsylvania.

Step into America's oldest Swedish museum and explore centuries of Nordic heritage through art, artifacts, and cultural traditions. Located in historic Point Breeze, this welcoming space celebrates the remarkable Swedish and Swedish-American contributions to our nation's history and culture.

Philadelphia's premier destination for young learners, this interactive museum transforms play into discovery with hands-on exhibits and live performances designed to spark curiosity and imagination. Let your child take the lead as they explore, create, and perform across engaging installations that make learning feel like pure fun.

Discover thoughtfully curated exhibitions that celebrate visual creativity across cultures and centuries at this welcoming campus museum. With collections spanning traditional and contemporary works, the gallery enriches both academic study and community engagement through immersive displays and cultural programming designed for curious minds of all backgrounds.

The mission of the ToonSeum is to celebrate the art of cartooning. Our goal is to promote a deeper appreciation of the cartoonists and their work through hands-on workshops, community outreach, cartoon-oriented educational programming, and exhibitions of original cartoon art.