Mint House at The Ledger – Philadelphia

About the Location

On the corner of 6th and Chestnut in the heart of historic Philadelphia, and boasting an exquisite Art Deco lobby, Mint House at The Ledger – Philadelphia will imbue your visit with the sense of grandiose possibility of Philadelphia in the early 1920s—when the city’s first skyscrapers began to rise, automobiles and subway lines made it easier than ever before to travel around town, and the building’s namesake Public Ledger was one of the most widely circulated newspapers in the region. All around this Georgian-Revival masterpiece, you can experience the history and charm of Philadelphia writ large. Get an up-close look at our nation’s history at Independence Hall, Independence Park, National Constitution Center, Museum of the American Revolution and the Liberty Bell, all just steps away, or wander through the surrounding neighborhoods, including the tree-lined streets, historic carriage houses and world-class restaurants of Rittenhouse Square, and eclectic shopping at Reading Terminal Market, Antiques Row and Jewelers’ Row (America’s oldest diamond district). Choosing your favorite from a rogue’s gallery of South Philly cheesesteak rivals and touring such unique attractions as the one-of-a-kind folk art space Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens are just a few of the uniquely downtown Philadelphia experiences that will make you feel like a local during your stay.