Boathouse Row

Don’t know what the real life is in these buildings,but the view especially in the evening is amazing ,don’t miss here

Hull Street is also a very unique place, this street is very wide, you can see a lot of interesting small things, this street is also a relatively wide place, you can feel a lot of projects.

During a commercial show in town, I went to Boat House Street once and ran for 5,000 meters. It is old but a nice place. In the morning (6:30), there are many other runners and walkers outside. It is a great trail for running and walking. Along a bustling road, but next to the river. You can see neatly rowed buildings and scenery, and there are many rowers on the water.

By the time we reached Boathouse Street, we had already walked nearly 10 kilometers to the sights of Central Philadelphia. But it was still a very pleasant walk along the river, along various universities and schools and fraternity buildings some of which could see they had passed their prime, and some looked like they were using perfect bricks, The carved wood was just built (all of which were built in the early 20th century), and the landscaping. It was very peaceful and breezy, and very relaxing after a busy day. Highly recommended as a soothing and peaceful walk.

Ten boat houses originally built along the banks of the Sgugier River replaced temporary water structures. After the 1970s, the Sgugier River changed from a natural tidal river to a long and narrow lake with water, and then the boat house residential areas, restaurants, and hotels built along the river rose here. Finally, in 1987, it was recommended to be selected in the United States National Register of Historic Places.