This corner brownstone has aged like a fine wine. Speaking of wine, every bottle is just $10 over cost...perfect for that perfect night.
Pianists and opera singers serenade sweethearts every Saturday and Sunday night. You may even hear Frank Borda, who's known around these parts as the "Singing Chef."
With seating for two and dinner by candlelight, this place will have you swooning. Be sure to try an after-dinner limoncello.
Romantics, you'll adore this place for the Old World setting...or maybe it's the 900-bottle wine cellar below you.
Congratulations. "Saveur" magazine named this one of the "Top 100 Experiences in the World." You've only got 99 more to go!
Right now, you're 500 feet above Center City. Go ahead and tell your date that during any awkward silences.
Try the top-notch bar fare, like steamed chicken dumplings and Philly cheesesteak spring rolls, along with classic cocktails created by resident mixologist Michael Haggerty.
From Monday through Friday, 5:00-7:00 p.m., the bar offers half-price, hand-crafted cocktails (think Blackberry Bourbon, Grapefruit Shandy and Sparkling Strawberry); $5 select wines; and complimentary Read more.
Anna Maria Florio shares her Italian heritage by teaching cooking classes. Check the schedule at Read more.
Looking to get dirty with your date? During the monthly Date Night, couples share a wheel.
No more solo dance parties in your bedroom. An open house dance party takes place every Friday night, 8:30-10:00 p.m.
The Sunday brunch buffet starts at 9:30 a.m. For $25, sample homemade soups, salads, local and continental cheeses, made-to-order omelets and waffles and an array of tempting pastries and desserts. Read more.
Ask about the Premiere Romance package - they'll provide the roses, Godiva chocolates and king-sized bed. You provide the date.
What's better than hot chocolate? Hot chocolate capped with Bailey's Irish Cream or Kahlua. Go ahead, ask for the menu and a seat by the fireplace.
The Romance and Love package offers late check-out. Depending on your night...you might just need that.
The ultra-luxe hotel is substituting all paper and cleaning supplies with earth-friendly alternatives. Read more.
The “Spoil Me Package” is great for couples: it offers separate facials, followed by a couple’s massage.
In the cold winter months, duck into the charming little Fernery, a period glass greenhouse beloved by Victorians, for a warming glimpse of lush, green growth.
Like long-term relationships? Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve offers yearly memberships, just ask.
Chanticleer is one of the most exquisite horticultural showplaces on the East Coast. Welcome.
Take a stroll during sunset. The backdrop of Boathouse Row will make you feel like you're on the set of a movie.
These rugged paths offer some seriously secluded space with picturesque views. Bring your phone for pictures and...a compass.
Belmont Plateau attracts runners, bikers, Frisbee enthusiasts and softball players, but it’s the view of the Center City skyline and the breathtaking sunsets that make this a romantic spot.
With the Cleopatra Hotel Package, you get an overnight stay plus untimed tickets for two to the Cleo exhibition at the Franklin Institute.
If you have the Philadelphia Pass, you can skip the lines and receive discounts at shops and restaurants.
In May 2012, the James A. Michener Art Museum will open the Edgar N. Putman Event Pavilion, a 2,700-square-foot indoor and outdoor space designed by architects Kieran Timberlake.
Sit on the stone bench in the curve while your sweetheart sits on the bench across the street. Whisper into the monument and something magical (maybe love?) will carry your words across the distance.
No need to get a room. Steal a kiss in front of Philly's iconic Love sculpture. XOXO
This clothespin has been compared to Constantin Brancusi's "The Kiss," which shows two separate bodies joined in an embrace. See it?
Each Saturday at 10:00 a.m., a Mural Arts Program guide leads participants on a tour of "Love Letter," a series of 50 rooftop murals.
While you're date grabs skates, go request their favorite song for when you hit the ice. You can thank us later.
At this 300-acre farming fantasyland, visitors can pick their own seasonal fruits and veggies including strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, sweet corn, squash, peaches, tomatoes, pears and apples. Read more.
During warmer months, bring your summer lover to an outdoor movie. Best part...they're free.
