Washington Square

Washington Square is a park with multiple memorials, signs, and trees. With plenty of benches and green space, this was a nice spot to rest or have a snack while learning about history. The earliest iteration of the park opened in 1815 as Southeast Square but received its current name in 1825. The highlight of the park was the metal George Washington statue and a stone wall behind it carved with a reminder that the park is a massive burial ground for unknown soldiers from the American Revolutionary War.

A beautiful green space in an urban setting. Dedicated to the contribution of one of our founding fathers. A nice place to stop and get a rest on a hot day. George Washington’s statue is accompanied by an eternal flame which is appropriate. The center of the park has a water fountain as well.

Go to city park - not too crowded, comfortable and can easily find a sliver of sun before it goes behind the buildings. Whether you sit on a bench or lay on the grass, plenty of space to relax. Not super noisy and people are considerate. Plenty of people walking their dogs or running around the square. Only downside is no public bathrooms nearby so plan ahead if you plan so sit for a while! There are restaurants around the square if you get hungry, and a Wawa around the corner for small snacks and drinks. Plus you're surrounded with history, with some placques in the park and then around the outside where independence hall is. Great spot during all seasons and decent weather.

Came here to fly my drone. Shots were nice and would def recommend to come just for a walk.

Pretty good place to relax after a visit from the independence hall national park. I did not see any homeless nor excess garbages when we visited. Calming especially during seasons except winter ofcourse. See images and videos for reference.