shop Like A LocAL p Sho CENTER CITY SHOPPING The Fashion District spans three city blocks and contains a diverse selection of specialty stores and national retailers. On Walnut Street , shoppers can find flagship brands, luxury labels and lifestyle shops along Rittenhouse Square to score their closet’s missing piece. LIKE A LOCAL Old City Philadelphia has something for every shopper, from high fashion to independent shops. Whether you’re looking for a memorable memento or the perfect holiday gift, there is something for everyone. And with no sales tax on clothing or shoes, shoppers enjoy a built-in discount. INDEPENDENT BOUTIQUES Visitors can get a feel for Philadelphia’s creative spirit by shopping at one of many independent boutiques. Lining the streets of neighborhoods like Northern Liberties and South Philadelphia, artistic entrepreneurs sell goods exclusively found in Philadelphia, including handmade shoes and organic wellness products. Check out Moon + Arrow , a socially responsible and environmentally conscious boutique, and Lobo Mau , featuring zero-waste designer clothing. SHARE THE LOCAL CUISINE Nothing makes a better gift than hand-selected, locally made Philadelphia fare. Shops at Reading Terminal Market and the Italian Market sell an incredible selection of goods produced in Philadelphia and the surrounding region. Whether it’s a jar of locally sourced honey, a meticulously brewed craft beer or a box of small batch chocolates, you can share a taste of Philadelphia. TOUR & SCORE In Philadelphia, the museums are more than just must-see attractions; they’re wonderful places to pick up holiday gifts. Explore the gift shops at Philadelphia’s renowned museums, such as the Penn Museum , Philadelphia Museum of Art and Museum of the American Revolution , to find meaningful gifts that capture the essence of your memorable visit. Or, for presents with Philadelphia flare, stop by one of the visitor centers and buy locally designed attire and regional treats. Chestnut Hill 32 | DiscoverPHL.com Photo courtesy of Chestnut Hill Photo by M. Zugale for the PHLCVB