Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Queen Village
Queen Village stretches along the Delaware River south of Society Hill, named for the Swedish queen who sponsored the area's early settlement. It is known for its Fabric Row and a lively restaurant strip on Fabric Row's southern end.
Local Character & History
Historic rowhouses, pocket parks and a family-friendly feel distinguish Queen Village from busier Center City neighborhoods.
Restaurants & Shopping
South Fourth Street hosts a well-known restaurant row, with cafes and bakeries along Fabric Row.
Housing
Townhouses and converted warehouses offer condos and rentals, with prices near the city's top tier.
Parks & Recreation
Weccacoe Playground, Mario Lanza Park and the Delaware River waterfront provide recreation.
Transportation
SEPTA buses along Fourth and South streets and the Market-Frankford Line at 2nd Street serve the neighborhood.
Nearby Attractions
- Fabric Row
- Weccacoe Playground
- Delaware River waterfront
- Head House Square
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fabric Row?
Fabric Row is a stretch of Fourth Street known for its fabric and textile shops, many run by families for generations.
Is Queen Village good for families?
Yes. The neighborhood's schools, parks and quieter streets make it popular with families.