Short Term Rentals In University City

City & Culture

 
 

City & Culture

Philadelphia is known for its history, art, and prestigious universities and institutions. One of Philadelphia’s most meaningful characteristics are its neighborhoods that makes up the city as a whole. University City and West Philly are a true melting pot of food, culture, music and art. They hold some of the cities most beloved parks, museums, restaurants, and venues. At NICHE you’ll be in the midst of endless opportunities to explore what West Philly has to offer.

 
 

Nearby global dining

West Philly is well-known for restaurant variety and NICHE is located in the heart of it. You can basically eat your dreams through West Philly. Japanese, Ethiopian, Mexican, Thai, Indian, New American, vegan, vegetarian, ice cream, pizza, brunch, all within walking distance of Niche.

 

Shopping

West Philly is home to many local Philadelphia businesses. You’ll find both local boutiques with wares from Philly creators as well as some of the best stores you know and love.

 
 

bars & Nightlife

Philadelphia is known for its diverse culture and the nightlife in West Philly is a true demonstration of it. Visit Local 44 for laid back New American fare and craft beers - stop by the bottle shop for an unparalleled offering to go. Experience a jazz show at Fiume, a speakeasy above Ethiopian restaurant, Abyssinia. Or stay super close to home and have a margarita at Distrito, the (super fun) Mexican Restaurant right around the corner.

 

art & museums

Philly is world-renowned for it’s plethora of museums. West Philly, in particular, is home to The ICA and The Penn Museum. Right across the Schuylkill River to the east is the famous Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Barnes Foundation, The Mütter Museum, The Rodin Museum, The Franklin Institute, and The Academy of Natural Sciences. Philadelphia also has the most public art of any city in the US. Take the MFL west from 40th Street Station (one block away from NICHE) to 63rd Street to experience Steven Powers’ “A Love Letter For You,” a series of murals visible from the train, or simply walk around the block and discover the seemingly endless and beautiful murals of West Philly.