King of Prussia is a small town situated about 20 miles northwest of Philadelphia. The town was once known as Reeseville, then later got its name King of Prussia in the 18th century. Today, this community is widely visited by tourists and residents of surrounding towns for its many upscale shopping and dining options. For instance, the King of Prussia mall has hundreds of stores and more than 40 eateries. Also, the famed Brazilian steakhouse, Fogo de Chao has a location here. Besides shopping and eating, there are historical and recreational activities to be enjoyed.
King of Prussia Mall
King of Prussia Mall is one of the largest shopping malls in America. And by leasable square feet, it is the largest mall. With over 2.6 million square feet of space, the mall accommodates large sized anchor retailers such as Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Macy's, and Dick's Sporting Goods. Besides shopping options, the mall features four food courts with more than 40 casual and fine-dining restaurants. There’s also a United Artists Theatres and an iFLY indoor skydiving center. The King of Prussia Mall is a short distance from Philadelphia, making it a popular tourist destination for visitors of the Greater Philadelphia area.
160 N Gulph Rd, King of Prussia, PA 19406, Phone: 610-265-5794
Justice Bell
Justice Bell was a highly revered symbol of women’s suffrage in America during the late 1910s. It’s also a replication of the infamous Liberty Bell. In 1915, Justice Bell traveled over 5,000-miles on a tour throughout the United States, to raise awareness about the women’s right to vote. The bell sat on the bed of a truck with the tongue, or clapper chained to the side of it. The silencing of the clapper was a symbolic representation of the suppression of women’s voices. Today, this iconic bell permanently resides in the Washington Memorial Chapel.
Valley Forge Ctr, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Valley Forge Casino
Valley Forge Casino Resort opened its doors on March 31, 2012, to become the 11th casino in Pennsylvania. The casino features approximately 600 slot machines and several dozen table games, such as blackjack, roulette, craps, and more. Valley Forge Casino also has a FanDuel Sportsbook, which offers gamblers the opportunity to bet on sporting events and games. Guests can stay overnight at one of the two hotels on-site, which include The Casino Tower and the Radisson Hotel. Both of which are attached to the casino’s property. The resort also has a fitness center, spa, two shops and offers free valet parking.
1160 1st Ave, King of Prussia, PA 19406, Phone: 610-354-8118
The Gravity Vault
The Gravity Vault is a facility that offers rock climbing to its members and guests. It was founded by business partners, Lucas Kovalcik, and Tim Walsh. This indoor rock gym features more than 14,000 square feet of climbing space, a bouldering area, dozens of rope stations, foot climbing walls and more. Members and guests receive encouragement from the staff to have fun, learn, and enjoy the climb. All experience levels, from beginner to advanced, are welcome at the Gravity Vault. The gym offers memberships, day passes, private sessions, and group classes. Additionally, guests can make a reservation to host a party or event here.
175 King of Prussia Rd, Radnor, PA 19087, Phone: 610-756-2529
Sur La Table
Sur La Table is a chain retail store that sells a large selection of upscale cookware and dinnerware. The selection includes items such as cutlery, cooking utensils, bakeware, and kitchen electrics. Sur La Table stores have friendly and knowledgable staff members to answer questions and recommend products to fit each customer’s need. More than 50 Sur La Table locations have instructional kitchens, where hands-on cooking classes are taught. With this many kitchens, they are considered one of the largest avocational cooking programs in the United States. And finally, these cooking classes can be designed to accommodate any type of cook, from beginner to advanced.
690 W Dekalb Pike Suite 2068, King of Prussia, PA 19406, Phone: 484-612-0040
Fogo de Chao
Fogo de Chao is an upscale Brazilian steakhouse with locations all over the world. They began their humble roots inside a small wooden restaurant in Porto Alegre, Southern Brazil. The founders learned and perfected the traditional, fire-roasted method of cooking churrasco, which became the backbone of their restaurant. Today, Fogo de Chao specializes in all-you-can-eat dining, where the waiters carve and serve a variety of Brazilian cooked meats tableside. The restaurant also features a large salad bar stocked with lots of seasonal produce. Other items on the menu include appetizers and tapas. Lastly, there is a cocktail and wine menu with several options listed.
155 Main Street Building L, King of Prussia, PA 19406, Phone: 484-965-9655
Amazing Escape Room
Amazing Escape Room is a national chain with locations all across the country, all designed to bring fun and challenges to all kinds of families, including friends and work families. Escape room experiences here are made to challenge abilities and minds to work together in a team-building, interactive, and high-stress environment that has players leaving with good memories no matter which room they choose. Players can try to escape from a murderous magician in The Illusionist, free themselves from a sinking submarine in The Submarine Ship, or find stolen treasure before they’re thrown overboard in The Pirate Ship.
1020 W 8th Ave, King of Prussia, PA 19406, 484-674-6887
Escape Room Mystery
Escape Room Mystery offers some of the most immersive escape rooms in the area that feature mind puzzling mysteries, exceptional detail, and excellent theming. Guests can choose one of four different themed rooms, each completely unique and custom made, to discover clues, solve codes and mysteries, and ultimately escape. The themes at Escape Room Mystery include ones like Revolution Spies, the Egyptian Tomb, Billionaire’s Den, and Area 51. Players can ask as many or as few clues as they’d like from the Game Master. Each of the rooms are able to accommodate as many as ten players of all ages.
840 1st Ave, King of Prussia, PA 19406, 610-757-1053
Expedition Escape - Escape Room
Expedition Escape in King of Prussia has been providing challenging fun since April of 2016. The company offers private reservations for its escape room experiences, ensuring guests will only play with their group and never with strangers. There are six different immersive themed escape rooms to choose from at Expedition Escape. Most can accommodate ten people with the exception of Bank Heist and Baker Street Mystery, which can fit up to eight players, and “The Blind Tiger Speakeasy,” which can hold up to twelve people. Every escape room has been expertly designed to be collaborative and interactive team building games.
601 S Henderson Rd, King of Prussia, PA 19406, 610-265-3915
Bury The Hatchet King of Prussia - Axe Throwing
Bury The Hatchet in King of Prussia provides an opportunity for the thrilling experience of axe throwing. While axe throwing as a sport was originally founded in Canada, it has made its way to the United States and offers a fun way to test skills and relieve stress, among other benefits. Visitors can first learn how to throw axes from one of Bury the Hatchet’s Axe Masters before they play one-on-one games with friends or family. Each axe throwing session is two hours and lanes can accommodate up to a dozen people. Private axe throwing tournaments and parties are also possible.
1020 W 8th Ave, King of Prussia, PA 19406, 484-674-6842
The Escape Game King of Prussia
Conveniently located at the King of Prussia Mall, The Escape Game King of Prussia offers several different themed escape rooms for guests to choose from, ranging in difficulty for beginners to more avid escape room enthusiasts. An ideal experience for newbies to the escape game world, players can ask the Game Guide for as few or as many hints as they want with no judgment and no penalties. With four thrilling and challenging rooms available at the The Escape Game, visitors may find themselves falsely-accused prisoners attempting a jailbreak or as spies trying to recover stolen art among other themes and experiences.
160 N Gulph Rd, King of Prussia, PA 19406, 610-624-8058
