Divine Lorraine

Divine Lorraine The Divine Lorraine Hotel, also known as the Lorraine Apartments, stands at the corner of Broad and Fairmount Streets in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Designed by architect Willis G. Hale and built between 1892 and 1894.

The corridor stretching from City Hall to Germantown Avenue will never be “Avenue of the Arts”—or Northern Liberties or....
06/07/2021

The corridor stretching from City Hall to Germantown Avenue will never be “Avenue of the Arts”—or Northern Liberties or...any of the city’s “Hot ‘Hoods.” And that just might be a good thing.

A look at what's next for the North Broad Street corridor in Philadelphia, which is redeveloping to the beat of its own drum.

The Divine Lorraine Hotel in North Philadelphia is helping to promote local vendors and culture.
03/17/2021

The Divine Lorraine Hotel in North Philadelphia is helping to promote local vendors and culture.

The market featured 10 local vendors.

Food, music, and culture took center stage Sunday at Philadelphia’s Divine Lorraine hotel. The first-ever outside market...
03/16/2021

Food, music, and culture took center stage Sunday at Philadelphia’s Divine Lorraine hotel. The first-ever outside market was held in the courtyard.

Highlighted at the market were everything from music to photography to delicious food and drink.

The event will take place in the courtyard of the iconic building on North Broad
03/09/2021

The event will take place in the courtyard of the iconic building on North Broad

10/13/2020

Joining the Daily, a new coffee shop inside the Divine Lorraine Hotel, Annex, Foundation, and Broad Hall are bringing more food, music and culture to North Broad Street.

10/06/2020

The Daily opened inside the building earlier this week

10/06/2020

The cafe is the first of several entertainment concepts planned for the iconic landmark.

"Saffron tells us the stories behind the Barnes Foundation on the Parkway, the Cira Center, the Reading Viaduct, One Mer...
06/14/2020

"Saffron tells us the stories behind the Barnes Foundation on the Parkway, the Cira Center, the Reading Viaduct, One Meridian Plaza, the failed Penn’s Landing Tram, the Linc, the Convention Center, the abandoned Disneyquest project, the Kimmel Center, the Schuylkill River Trail, the Divine Lorraine Hotel, the invasion of Jewelers’ Row by Toll Brothers, Temple’s proposed football stadium, the Comcast towers, Independence Mall — again, et cetera, et cetera."

Michael Lieberman reviews Pulitzer Prize winner Inga Saffron's 'Becoming Philadelphia.' The book, a selection of the architecture critic's Inquirer articles from the past 20 years, tells an intricate story about Philly's 10 year tax abatement and construction boom-- both its part in revitalizing the...

05/21/2020

For local restaurants, staying afloat right now is taking a lot of re-inventing and a ton of creativity.

"A woman in Victorian dress moved through the lavish marble lobby of the refurbished Divine Lorraine two summers ago, an...
02/15/2020

"A woman in Victorian dress moved through the lavish marble lobby of the refurbished Divine Lorraine two summers ago, and when the concierge greeted her, she supposedly vanished into thin air..."

Chefs Joe Cicala and Angela Cicala embrace a world of retro finery, with show-stopping interpretations of Southern Italy.

"Cicala Italian Restaurant opens at the historic Divine Lorraine"
02/02/2020

"Cicala Italian Restaurant opens at the historic Divine Lorraine"

We're feeling the love on FYI Philly this Saturday! We'll be sharing trendy places you can go for date night, desserts and drinks.

"While the focus of the evening was an Avenue of the Arts that included the Suzanne Roberts Theatre, the block’s many re...
01/25/2020

"While the focus of the evening was an Avenue of the Arts that included the Suzanne Roberts Theatre, the block’s many restaurants and the still-epic City Hall – a space Goldberg referred to as a “porous,” government building, one open and dedicated to transparency the way city government should be in a way other government properties are not – this reporter was curious about that which surrounded the Avenue of the Arts: the still-developing rest of Broad Street that included developer Eric Blumenfeld’s The Met and the Divine Lorraine to the north, and developer Bart Blatstein’s Giant supermarket corner to the south at Broad and Washington."

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699 N Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA
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