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I came to the steps for the pre game fun before the France vs Iraq Football Game It was so much fun! Fans from both teams were chanting and cheering for their teams and with each other. No animosity just lots of music and singing It was quite the experience!!
Is it super cliché to run the Rocky Steps? Maybe. Is it still fun and will it leave you feeling like a champion? Absolutely. *cue the Rocky training montage music* The timeless film franchise inspired by actual boxer Joe Frazier who ran the steps of the art museum has made this one of the most popular spots for tourists in the city. Worth arriving early if you want an iconic photo with your fists raised in triumph. Even after arriving early in the morning, a crowd formed in less than 10 minutes to get their photo next to the Rocky statue. The steps aren't too steep and not too numerous, so most able-bodied folks can at least walk the steps. Child #3 was not yet 2 years old and he made it up. Slower than his siblings, but still. While there are some ramps on the sides, it doesn't seem that any of them go the whole way up or down, so if you have a stroller or wheelchair, you might struggle getting there. As of this writing, the "original" Rocky statue is in the museum and the similar one at the top of the steps is on loan from the man himself, Sylvester Stallone. Yo, Adrian! I DID IT!
I could have run up the stairs but I didn't want too embarrass everybody walking! This is a through and through tourist site and glad we were able to stop by!
It was very clean even woth it being crowded. There was a lady taking pictures on your phone for a donation. My younger self was so excited to see the statute.
Every single time I hear the 1976 hit song, "Gonna Fly Now" (by Bill Conti), I think of the Rocky movies. Truth be told is that I've seen these movies many, many times (as a child and now as an adult). And this has inspired me (and thousands of other dedicated Rocky fans) to check out the "Rocky Steps". This landmark may not be a big deal for some but for me, it is about dedication, perseverance, and giving it all you got while facing obstacles and challenges that life throws at you on a regular basis. Way before this was even named the Rocky Steps, it is the focal point of where the Philadelphia Museum of Art is located at 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway in the Art Museum District of Philadelphia, PA. And if you watch the Rocky films (1976, 1979, 1982, 1985, 1990, 2006) as well as the spinoff Creed films, you will witness these steps at one point in those movies. They were usually during the time Rocky begins his rigorous and intense physical training against his opponents (Apollo Creed, Clubber Lang, etc.). During my visit, I came during the late afternoon on Friday 10/10/2025 at around 5:30pm. Keep in mind that parking is quite limited out here and be cautious that some of these areas require some type of payment. Otherwise, it is easier to get here by public transit, rideshare, or the classic way, by running here lol. We were fortunate to find a parking spot relatively close to this area and made the short walk to the bottom of the steps. The entire 72-steps (from top to bottom) took me just under a minute to run up as I was pretty out of breath when I got to the top. The best part is that when you reach the top of the steps, there is a 10-foot bronze statue of Rocky Balboa/Sylvester Stallone that is the exact one that is in the films. I also wanted to add that the view overlooking the Philadelphia skyline and City Hall is absolutely epic as it shows why this is the City of Brotherly Love and home to the best cheesesteaks. And to those die hard nitpickers, there is not one but TWO statues! The original is at the base of the Art Museum steps and a second, identical one owned by Sylvester Stallone that was temporarily placed at the top of the steps but is now back at the bottom. All in all, this was one of my favorite places to visit and if you're an avid Rocky fan, you will absolutely love the history, scenery, and surroundings. My rating, a unanimous five stars.
A Philly world wonder, how can you not love this spot. Gorgeous view of Center City, especially around sunset time. Get a fun picture next to the rocky statue, run up the steps like the iconic scene in the movie, walk down the ben franklin parkway which has all the flags up, visit the art museum right there ... Everyone has to come here at least once. Free thing to do, whats not to love! Especially in the summer / good weather.
Love to come here during warm weather to enjoy the beautiful view of the city. As this is my first year living in Philly, I can't wait to go more times. Going back behind the rocky steps, there's beautiful views and areas to walk. Also a good workout spot
You can literally just walk up wait in line and get your picture with your phone. No need to pay anyone anything to do it plus there is another rocky statue on the right side on the lower part of the steps check that one out as well
Step Off Steps famously made by the training scene montage in the film "Rocky." There's seventy-two steps in all, but they're honestly like half-steps so running up them was a breeze even for someone of my prodigious girth. Despite the lack of a challenge, it was still fun and definitely worth doing if you're in the area or just visiting the Art Museum.
Definitely some where you have to visit when you're in Philly. Iconic statue. I remember I came here years ago and then years after they moved the statue to the bottom of the stairs. A prize on this trip back they are back on the top where they belong. We don't live in Philly. We live in Las Vegas, but when we're in town, we always take a trip to see the statue.
Yes, we ran up the stairs. Yes, we hummed the song. Yes, it was everything. The museum is gorgeous and the view from the top is even better. They even have a tiny Rocky gift shop at the bottom, and it's just... joy. Pure Rocky joy. Felt like we were in a movie.
Free to the public, it's the steps of the art museum. Up to the statue is half way but all the way to the museum is about 100 steps, not bad. Race a friend or family member up.
Evening Visit to the Iconic Rocky Statue I stopped by the Rocky statue outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art around 8:00 PM for an evening walk. Normally, there's a long line during the day to snap a photo with the statue, but coming at night meant no wait--I had it all to myself. After that, I climbed the famous "Rocky Steps." By my count, it took 109 steps to reach the top. It's a fun mini workout with a great view of the city skyline once you get there. If you're looking to avoid crowds and get a peaceful moment at this Philly landmark, the evening is a perfect time to go.
5 years ago
So I was very excited to visit and run up these steps when we got to Philly. It was raining that day we went and cold out but made the best of it. It took me literally 15 seconds to run up them. In the movie they made it seem like it was bunch of steps but it wasn't . 72 steps to be exact and I think 5 sets of 12 steps. When I got to the top the statue wasn't even up there it was at the bottom. Other then that it was something to cross of my bucket list. read more
6 years ago
Can you visit Philly and not visit the "Rocky Steps"?!?!?! I mean, you could but why would you want to? I was in town because yet another marathon of mine was canceled but I decided with this one I'd still spend the weekend in the area since I'd already booked the trip. Many runners still decided to run the course or some of it, which I later discovered when many of them ended their run here. I guess I've been living under a rock because I would have totally liked to have done that. Instead I went around town exploring and instead of running a marathon I ran up the stairs for 30 seconds and called it an "experience". I mean, you've gotta do it! It's pretty mandatory. Can't wait to return next year and actually run the marathon, what an incredible city. And I'm not dropping the ball on packing that grey hoodie like Yuko mentioned, smart smart smart!!! Have fun peeps! and... if you're wondering if I went to the Rocky statue and posed beside it, Of course I did! read more
I wanted to come to Philadelphia only to run up these steps like a movie "Rocky". Yes Philadelphia offers a whole lot more than here but this was my #1 reason to visit Philadelphia. I even packed my grey hoodie for this occasion. I came prepared for the right photo opportunity. Don't worry, we are not the only one posing like Rocky. Everyone else did it too. Just join the crowds and enjoy. Don't forget to pose with the Rocky statue nearby while there. read more
2 years ago
6 years ago
Let's face it! It's a tourist attraction which is why I ended up here as well. Every single person is doing the Rocky run up all of these steps. It's so funny and overall fun. The view of the city once you reach the top is immaculate. We were there during the evening and the crowds of individuals weren't so bad. Everyone had the same objective. Run up, take pictures and enjoy the scenery so you can leave. I'll definitely be back again on a nice warm day. It was very cold out for us. Just like the Rocky Statue, there is no security enforcement here or anyone stopping you from enjoying running up the steps and taking photos. read more
1 year ago
It's definitely a tourist attraction. Just like everyone else, I've watched Rocky when I was a kid. How could I visit Philly and not check out the Rocky Steps?! These iconic steps were for sure on my bucket list to check off. I didn't run, but I jogged up the stairs, and the Rocky theme song automatically started playing in my head. It was definitely a rush experiencing this. Once you get to the top of the stairs, you get a gorgeous view, overlooking the city. You get a great view of the landscape and monuments. Makes for great photos. It was also nice people watching doing the same exact same thing. I didn't get to check out the Philadelphia museum of art, but it is within walking distance. It was closed at the time but be sure to check it out. read more
So on this trip, before I came, I made sure to watch the original Rocky (which I had never seen before - yeah, I know, so sue me). This inspired a few of our adventures on this trip, including a visit to the Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The statue was nearby as well, and it was cool to see an iconic character whom people still are interested in today. Anyhow, I had to run the Rocky steps up to the Museum, and was told "don't think about it too much...just do it." And also, pro tip: "Don't look at your camera, look at where you are stepping." Hahah - I laughed, but also was told some dude was running up the steps behind me and tripped. Also, before the trip was over, I made sure to watch ALL the remaining Rocky movies (not the Creed movies, haven't watched those yet hahah). YO Adrian! We did it! read more
My visit to Philadelphia included visiting the Philadelphia Museum of Art, solely to run up these iconic steps as Sylvester Stallone once did in Rocky II (1979) film. As a Rocky Balboa enthusiast, I just had to see and climb these steps that lead up to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. With our health and wellness expo for Blue Cross Broad Street Run held downtown at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, it coincided perfectly with me making my way to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Next to the Philadelphia Museum of Art where these beloved steps are located, I adored the Rocky Statue which had a crowd of individuals waiting in line to take a picture by it. The memory of how cheerful and fan-like the majority were, and the thought that many of them came from different parts of America just to take a picture makes me smile. As for those steps, man! They were steeper than I imagined! I ended up doing four repetitions rather than just one since they were a top priority during my visit to Philadelphia. Depending on your fitness level you will definitely feel it later if you do more than one, but the experience outweighs the soreness you will feel later. Every time I think of these steps, I cannot help but think of the theme "Gonna Fly Now" by Bill Conti. The view at the top of the steps was more beautiful than I imagined, a view that I could see myself yearning to see again as a fulfillment of having arrived in the "City of Brotherly Love". I recommend visiting these iconic steps along with the Rocky Statue if you happen to be planning a visit to Philadelphia. ~Blessings~ Thomas G read more
5 years ago
Yo Adrian how fun was this going up and down the Rocky steps and seeing all the sites and scenes and getting ready for our next championship fight it was great. We went here and we recorded a video of us run upstairs had the Rocky music on a big Rocky fan this is an awesome sight to see for sure we had a blast and now I wanna fight Apollo Creed on January 1. Fans of the movie will understand. What a wonderful experience read more
The Rocky Statue and the Rocky Steps are one of the most famous attractions in Philly, both located at the Philadelphia Art Museum. You will find the Rocky Statue at the base of the museum. But as for the famous steps, there are 72 steps from the bottom to the top, just as other fellow Yelp members have echoed. You know you want to run up those stairs to the song "Gonna Fly Now" and pump your fist, pretending that you are that underdog training for the biggest fight of your life. And once you get to the top, you raise your fists up in the air and feel accomplished because you know you did it! Anyways, the view of the skyline and Benjamin Franklin Parkway make for some great photos (check out my photo). Definitely a fun visit to do during your trip to Philly, including the statue. Makes for some great photos and video (because you know you will get a video of you running up these stairs). read more
As a huge fan of the Rocky movies, from the original Rocky (1976), which won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1977, to the latest installment, Creed II (2018), visiting the Rocky Statue (https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-rocky-statue-philadelphia) and Rocky Steps were my biggest priorities on my first visit to Philadelphia. Yes, I love Rocky that much. The movies are entertaining, nostalgic, and inspirational and the music, especially the songs by Bill Conti, are iconic and some of the absolute best in cinematic history (and in all of music, in my opinion). The Rocky Steps are located in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. There are 72 steps and they are very, very wide. Even if you're not a fan of Rocky, you owe it to yourself to visit the steps and climb to the top to take in the amazing views of Philadelphia. At the top of the steps, facing southeast, you can look down Philly's famous Benjamin Franklin Parkway (https://www.yelp.com/biz/ben-franklin-parkway-philadelphia). It includes historic circles, fountains, statues, and buildings such as Logan Circle (https://www.yelp.com/biz/logan-circle-philadelphia-2), Swann Memorial Fountain (https://www.yelp.com/biz/swann-memorial-fountain-philadelphia-2), and City Hall (https://www.yelp.com/biz/city-hall-philadelphia). The views of the Philly skyline are amazing and picturesque. At the top of the center of the steps, on the ground, are foot markers for Rocky. You can stand where he stood to recreate his legendary victory poses with fists raised in the air. In addition to pictures at the top of the steps, you'll probably see people run up the steps just like Rocky did in his training montages: https://youtu.be/ABg0c_E7OOI. I did both and had a blast doing it. I want to go back and do it again. Haha. There were Rocky lookalikes hanging out around the statue and steps. I happened to run into two that I know and met years ago at Dragon Con in Atlanta: @lonstermash and @thelordhumungus (on Instagram). What a small world. At the top of the steps, a man from South Africa (a solo traveler who told me his name was Kennedy), asked if I could help take some photos and videos of him running up the steps and raising his arms in victory. He had traveled all that way. I was more than happy to help out a fellow Rocky fan. The love for Rocky is universal. read more
Worth the walk-up, run if you're in better shape than me! Great view of the art museum, and a gorgeous view of the city from the top of the steps! Today we even got to see a marriage proposal--so sweet! Go go, worth the view even for you non-Rocky fans! read more
We came, we (did not) conquer the steps ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ We really wanted to experience running up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and do the famous Rocky two-arms-raised salute, unfortunately, at the time there were school kids practicing at the steps for Philly's annual Thanksgiving event... the 6abc Dunkin' Donuts Thanksgiving Day Parade. The 1.4 mile parade ends at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. From the grandstands we watched a little bit of the practice session by the Parade Youth Choir as they sang "This Is Me" [from The Greatest Showman]. The steps were draped in pink and orange (Dunkin' Donuts colors). It was entertaining to watch as the director would guide/direct from the ground level. So, even though we were not able to climb the Rocky Steps, it's okay, it was nice to see a very small snippet of this annual tradition. Apparently, this is a big thing every year in Philly. The whole parade can be searched and viewed in YouTube. "Gonna Fly Now"... next time! Review #1237 Yo, Yelp! I did it! My 300th review for 2018! read more
It's 25 degrees out, ain't nobody playing Gonna Fly Now and running up the steps. Still, we can definitely walk up them and at the top, there are footprints where you could perhaps take a selfie. Which I did, but you can't recognize me because I have the hoodie and the face mask and the sunglasses because it's dang cold here. Still, it's a super famous spot and I was here! [Review 10382 overall, 148 of 2019.] read more
It's the first day of spring and this place is completely crowded! But how can I read it any less than five stars, because it's a public venue. A lot of people having fun here: music artists out on the steps drawing crowds, an ice cream truck nearby-- I feel like it's already summer. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Was a great time with the family! Was our first time ever going to see this place! So much fun! read more
72 steps. It's fun to people watch. I raced my son up about 5 times and it was memorable. There appears to be a bunch of locals who workout around the area. Most of the are pretty fit. Like I said it's fun to people watch and watch all the people attempt to run up the hill. read more
Hard to resist doing this and saying "yo adrian " of course. like many of us grew up with this movie and people actually still run up and down the steps and exercise on the grounds. it's a little bit of a exercise than you can stand in the footsteps where Sylvester Stallone stood, but the statue was off to the side at the bottom of the steps enjoy! read more
Pretty cool to run up the stairs and pretend you're rocky. Place has a lot of people standing by the statue and the top of the stairs trying to make money by taking your pictures for you. THEY DO NOT WORK THERE! I would not trust them with your phones or camera. No nearby restrooms. read more
Great people watching. The view from the top, on a nice day, is stunning. The people-watching of tourists running up with their arms raised and fists pumping is a hoot. Some of them look like they are about to have a heart attack by the time they get to the top. One football team brought a boom box and played the Rocky Theme while they raced up the steps - that brought the crowd to cheers. read more
7 years ago
I totally ran up the steps in 95 degree weather. I about died, but made it to do the official jogging in place stance from Rocky. This is a staple to philly and a must do activity. It's actually not many steps so don't be discouraged. They even have a statue on the side of Rocky. The view from the top of the steps shows the city and is quite nice. There was a nice sized crowd of tourist and several people working out by running up and down the stairs. I guess the steps inspired them and is a good workout. They had several Ice cream trucks on the street. That was a smart idea Mr. ice cream man. Enjoy your visit! read more
The Rocky statue is awesome! Being a big fan of the movies it was fun to see the statue. A lot of people work out around here using the steps for a great work out. Cool area with nice views and a beautiful park plus a museum. Rocky is a motivational movie and this statue encompasses that! There was a line to take a picture with the Rocky Statue. read more
Review #800! Definitely one of the most recognizable landmarks Philly has to offer, the Rocky Steps are pretty much a must visit for some. There were no shortage of kids, tourists, and avid excercisers running up and down the steps or posing in the classic Rocky pose on top. His footsteps are center at the top of the steps and marks an excellent place to capture a great view of the city. A statue of Rocky also stands at the bottom off to the right of the museum, but was covered due to construction. Tourist Beware: Some "nice" locals were wandering the top of the steps offering to help take photos for some. They honestly looked fairly trustworthy. But after taking the photo, they were asking (demanding) for money before returning the camera in question. I was a little surprised by how few (less than 100) steps there were (movie magic...). I recommend using the Phlash to get to the Art Museum. It's a tourist-centric day bus that will also take you to many other tourist sights and gives discounts for a flat rate at several parking lots. read more
5 years ago
After I took selfies at the Rocky Statue, I started climbing the steps! When I arrived at the top of the steps, I could see beautiful Philly's landscape! I became a Rocky! although I didn't have Adriane! LOL. I made it! read more
My teenagers had fun running up and down the rocky steps! Great view from the top. Just be careful with those guys who offers to take your pictures. They are nice. They will tell you how to pose. You'll be like oh he's really nice and really good. After you're done, he'll ask for $20. WTF??? I would have given him $10 but unfortunately for him I don't carry cash. Thanks for the pictures tho. Appreciate it! read more
8 years ago
I mean, how can you NOT make it to the steps that Rocky ran up and not run up them too? That thought popped in my head as I stood at the base before striking off in a legit run. I made it to the top, I jumped all around, I had tissue for my running nose (hey, it was cold!), These steps, as i'm sure you know get tons of foot traffic, and i'd have to say it's one of those touristy areas where you get to be an extreme tourist nerd and embrace the environment as well as the movie. All around the area, you can grab as many souvenirs as your heart desires. While you're in the area, don't forget to go take a photo of the rocky statue for more tourist fun. Excellent tourist area with lots of fun and a bit of exercise if you allow it. Go tear it up! read more
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Are the steps and statue always open even though the museum is closed being they are outside?
Yes. Even the museum is closed you still can visit any time, any day. It's free to the public...keep in mind, the statue is no longer at the step. It has been moved down the steps to the side.
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