The best places to eat, drink, and take in amazing views are the eateries along the Delaware River Waterfront. Check out this piece by VisitPhilly.com that provides a rundown of the best places to do just that. 14 Awesome...
Learn more about the Delaware River Trail extension project in this write-up by GreenPhilly.com: Delaware River Trail extension planning is underway to connect Penn Treaty Park to Graffiti Pier.
The Delaware River Trail was recently featured in this great piece by Visit Philly. Learn about all the amazing things you can see and do along the trail and then come explore it for yourself. 11 Can't-Miss Experiences on...
Construction on the Penn’s Landing CAP over I-95 has been given the green light by PennDot. Learn more about this important milestone toward the new Park at Penn’s Landing. Construction to begin capping I-95, creating new...
The Delaware River Waterfront parks and public spaces were mentioned nearly 200 times in various local and national media outlets during the Winter 2022-2023 Season. Here are some of the highlights: The Blue Cross RiverRink...
The Delaware River Waterfront parks and public spaces were mentioned more than 200 times in various local and national media outlets during the Summer 2022 Season. Here are some of the highlights: Summerfest at Blue Cross...
The Durst Organization held a groundbreaking on Monday, September 19, 2022, for their multiuse, residential project located at Vine and Callowhill streets. This is a exciting continuation of the work being done to further the...
News about the completion of the Delaware River Trail was featured in several media outlets such as Philly Mag, Visit Philly, CBS Philadelphia, and several others: Philly spring trail preview: 8 new, improved, and...
Plans for the Park at Penn's Landing are moving forward. The project consists of two main elements: the extension of the South Street pedestrian bridge and the Park at Penn’s Landing. The latter will be built on the “cap” that...
DRWC is excited to partner with JAG and Haverford Properties in the redevelopment of 501 N. Christopher Columbus Boulevard, formerly known as Festival Pier. This development furthers the Master Plan for the Central Delaware...
